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Conservatives to push forward on manifesto and scrap Human Rights Act
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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Not against me but against the UK - you only have to look at the high profile immigration cases as an example of the way it has stopped us ridding ourselves of scum. Have you missed those?
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- Feb 8, 2005
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We would still be a signatory to the Convention. The European Union is a completely different matter and has no relation to the Convention or European Court of Human Rights
East Preston Gull
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Good riddance, we managed fine before this farce was imposed on us by the Germans who themselves have a wonderful record on human rights.
So you must think we should "unsign" the European Convention On Human Rights which was designed after WW2 and which covers some 47 european countries all agreeing to abide by basic human rights and accepting that the actions of their governments should be subject to an independent european court.
What an example to set everyone?
What are you talking about! The Convention on Human Rights was drafted because of what the Germans did in WW2!
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Yes, but NSC law is that everything about Europe is about evil immigration and nothing else. Farage's work is done on this forum.
GreersElbow
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I have no idea where you're getting this argument from, I'm stating that the government introduced the HRA contradicted it with policy and other decisions as emphasised by putting the right in bold and example after. It really is a case of 2+2 =.....
I am entitled to an opinion.
Wrong question! It should be, 'How has the HRA been used against US' - us as citizens of the UK. How about Abu Hamsa for a start?
seagullsovergrimsby
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Boundary changes? all Hail prime minister BoJo in 5 years time.
Reducing the number of seats from 650 to 600 means Labour would lose out big time with every constituency made up of an equal number of voters. Labour would start off each general election with a 20 seat handicap because many of the marginals will simply disappear. Bozza Johnson could be our PM until 2055.
How dare they make all votes equal.
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I'm a bit concerned about how this works, and just who is drafting it. The current Act has its flaws, but would the new Act be less rather than more ?
My biggest concern is the erosion of employment rights. The Tories are the servants of big business, so might we be. I fear a clear distinction will be made as to who the overlords are, and how we are indeed servants.
My biggest concern is the erosion of employment rights. The Tories are the servants of big business, so might we be. I fear a clear distinction will be made as to who the overlords are, and how we are indeed servants.
East Preston Gull
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The more modern European human rights act was modified in 1998 when the idea of a European union came into effect. It was a sly way of Belguim getting us pesky brits under their laws.
What would happen if the Act was scrapped then?
Are you really telling me that all those rights you listed would disappear if the Human Rights Act was scrapped? And the HRA as it stands doesn't even cover the greatest Human Right of all: the Right to choose the time of your own death.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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In all honesty I have no idea, but I can only assume if the Act was scrapped then the rights would disappear? On the other hand the European rights would still be there. And well we don't have that specific right to choose the time of our own death otherwise assisted suicide wouldn't be illegal?
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
You can guarantee that they will try and just about outlaw strikes
Will be best thing to happen to this country the day we rid ourselves of the Human Rights Act. Implemented by Blair and remarkably lined his pockets through his 'Human Rights Lawyer' wife cashing in on protecting terrorists and criminals! The sooner its scrapped the better!!