Proof that the law is an ass

[Mister James]

https://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6955071.stm

[instigator]

I read that earlier on today.

I'm not surprised at this kind of news anymore.

[Mister James]

Once again, the Government of this country fails to protect its own citizens, while extending the support of the Human Rights legislation to cover only criminals and shitbags.
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[mr jamez]

I don't understand why he can't be deported? its not as if he can argue that he faces torture or being murdered.
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[Mister James]

He isn't even claiming that - he simply desires to stay here, and the way that the government has implemented the ECHR act supports his desire over the needs of the population.
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[lukamon]

hes getting let out next year too
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[LeeR]

Let's just hope he slips in the showers or trips down the metal stairs like they used to...
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[cestrian]

I don't know whether to like or dislike these threads/subjects. So many complaints and nobody offers a solution. Well perhaps that is a little harsh, one or two folk have some ideas but appear not to put them into practice. I understand that James writes letters to various people outlining his grievences but unless we all do the same, he is wasting his time, which is a great shame as I believe his letters would be written in a style that would attract attention.

Any ideas what can or should be done about this injustice? I think it's an awful situation and believe he should not be allowed to stay at the expense of the tax paying public.

[Redliner]

[Mister James]

A million people marched against the war in Iraq, and we still went in.

Direct action is usually total bollocks, all it does is distract attention from the actual topic at hand, and allow the government to say "there, we told you so, lucky we've got these new laws eh?".

Ridiculous European human rights legislation has been written into our law because lots of fluffy dick-heads took more interest than we did.
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[cestrian]

So marching/demonstrating, writing letters, complaining on internet forums, complaining directly to your MP and (for some) praying seems to have no affect at all. Apart from Redliners suggestion of direct action we have no idea of how to force change.

We're all screwed unless you have a card to play.

[Paivi]

He turned the way he did living in London, going to school in London, joining the gangs in London, etc, so why should Italy accept him, when they've done nothing to make him into what he is. He doesn't even speak the language and has no real ties there. I doubt Italy would even have him.

If he didn't have that piece of paper going for an Italian passport, this question wouldn't even arise, as he'd be staying anyway, as a British citizen. Mrs Lawrence couldn't then make this spurious claim of having her human rights infringed.

I think that by deporting him, his human rights would be infringed by far more than Mrs Lawrence's by allowing him to stay. Like it or not, he's served his sentence and, therefore, is deemed to have paid his debt to society.
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[Mister James]

[Mister James]

[cestrian]

James, I accept your opinion as good. But as we have seen before in the east end of London, people have complained to their MP's, the MP's voiced the opinions of the electorate only to be told to shut up and tow the party line. I would like to believe you were completely correct on this one.

Regards

[Mister James]

More people in the Labour Party - and in theory, the country - believed that she was wrong. Thus, her words had little effect on policy - such is the compromise inherent in democracy.

It wouldn't bother you if you were on the other side of the equation, it only worries you because your opinions fell on the losing side.
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[Dan 4RR]

Redliner that is an amazing photo, it's now my desktop background. Picture speaks a thousand words as they say...awesome.
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[freestyler_onli]

Even if he is deported to Italy, being part of the EU - he could come straight back again.

It's about time we say to the Human Rights Act

[Mister James]

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[craigie b]

For all that we laugh at the french, I do think they have a good way of making a point. Don;t like what the government is doing? Have a riot. That makes the cunts listen.

We can point out 'well its not very democratic' but the peoples voice gets heard in a way that makes the government think twice.

When the government tried to introduced a smoking ban in Spain, people simply refused to adopt it. The middle classes of the UK have got to soft. I'd quite happily turn a few cars over in the name of democracy.

[Mister James]

So tipping my mum's car over is going to help her how, exactly?

The French control their government via obscenely powerful trade unions, and enormous strikes. The recent riots did nothing but incite massive police crackdowns, earn thousands of beatings for dark-skinned immigrants, and burnt lots of innocent people's cars.

Wow, power to the people.


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