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Reply 40
I'm not sure how anyone considers the following to be controversial:
(1) the government should be allowed to lawfully deport individuals.

(2) the government should not be allowed to unlawfully deport individuals.
Original post by DiddyDec
Why do you conflate upholding the law with
siding with criminals? It doesn't make any sense.

The only person in this thread that has defended breaking the law is you.

Except that isn’t true though is it? Because as of yet, no laws have been broken, appeals have merely been put in by self interested parties.

One thing that’s interesting here is that if it transpires that in these cases that laws haven’t been broken, then you will have been siding with criminals for nothing.
Original post by DSilva
I'm not sure how anyone considers the following to be controversial:
(1) the government should be allowed to lawfully deport individuals.

(2) the government should not be allowed to unlawfully deport individuals.

Nice to see because you’ve been proven to be ********ting again you just deflect the argument!
Original post by imlikeahermit
Except that isn’t true though is it? Because as of yet, no laws have been broken, appeals have merely been put in by self interested parties.

One thing that’s interesting here is that if it transpires that in these cases that laws haven’t been broken, then you will have been siding with criminals for nothing.


Why is upholding the fair process of the law siding with criminals?

You have this childish black and white mentality that if you want to things by the book you must support criminals which is a complete oxymoron.

Very simple question for you, do you support breaking the law?
Original post by DiddyDec
Why is upholding the fair process of the law siding with criminals?

You have this childish black and white mentality that if you want to things by the book you must support criminals which is a complete oxymoron.

Very simple question for you, do you support breaking the law?

It’s absolutely not childish to want criminals who have no right to be here deported from this country. Do you believe that murderers and rapists should have more rights than their victims were given?

No laws have been broken, that remains to be seen, as you fine well know. All you’ve got so far is a bunch of appeals.
Reply 44
Original post by imlikeahermit
Except that isn’t true though is it? Because as of yet, no laws have been broken, appeals have merely been put in by self interested parties.

One thing that’s interesting here is that if it transpires that in these cases that laws haven’t been broken, then you will have been siding with criminals for nothing.

Nice to see because you’ve been proven to be ********ting again you just deflect the argument!

Again your wrong. The Home Office who were seeking to deport these individuals and the rabloid press are hardly reliable sources are they?

Saying that everyone deserves the right to a fair trial does not equate to siding with criminals. And what if it transpires the laws have been broken? Will you come and apologise for being wrong again?
Original post by imlikeahermit
It’s absolutely not childish to want criminals who have no right to be here deported from this country. Do you believe that murderers and rapists should have more rights than their victims were given?

No laws have been broken, that remains to be seen, as you fine well know. All you’ve got so far is a bunch of appeals.


They should be afforded their human rights, being convicted doesn't stop you being human.

That wasn't the question, do you support breaking the law?
Reply 46
Original post by imlikeahermit
It’s absolutely not childish to want criminals who have no right to be here deported from this country. Do you believe that murderers and rapists should have more rights than their victims were given?

No laws have been broken, that remains to be seen, as you fine well know. All you’ve got so far is a bunch of appeals.

Whether they have a right to be here will be determined by the courts under the law. How on earth do you know they have no legal right to be here?

And again, they don't have 'more rights' than their victims. That's absolute nonsense.
Original post by DSilva
Whether they have a right to be here will be determined by the courts under the law. How on earth do you know they have no legal right to be here?

And again, they don't have 'more rights' than their victims. That's absolute nonsense.

About as much nonsense as your claim that there were no violent criminals on that flight, just a couple of murderers and rapists, yeah?
Original post by imlikeahermit
About as much nonsense as your claim that there were no violent criminals on that flight, just a couple of murderers and rapists, yeah?

Nobody made that claim, stop making **** up. I used to respect you as a poster, I see that respect was misplaced.
Original post by DSilva
Defending the rule of law and opposing the state acting unlawfully is neither left or right wing.



Well evidently the courts think there's enough doubt about the state's legal right to deport these individuals. The state must always act within the law, and that includes ensuring any deportations are lawful.



Firstly none the people removed from the plane had committed a violent crime. Had you bothered to actually read the case you'd have known that. But you don't bother to read cases, you just spout angry pitch fork nonsense based on tabloid headlines.

Sexondly, you don't seem to understand the difference between law and politics. What matters in legal cases is the law. That shouldn't need explaining to you.


Strawman argument ever I've seen one.

1.) None of the people removed from the plane were convicted of violent crimes.

2.) I'm not opposing deportation as a concept. Merely stating that any deportations must be lawful and not arbitrary.

3.) I don't support the Labour Party. Don't assume my political preferences.


Original post by DiddyDec
Nobody made that claim, stop making **** up. I used to respect you as a poster, I see that respect was misplaced.

@DiddyDec please see above for that ‘claim.’ I’m not making stuff up. That poster was legitimately stupid enough to say that. It’s there in black, bold, italic and underlined!


Lastly, I can still respect your partisan left wing socialist beliefs in the same way that I would expect you as a reasonable poster could see this from the right wing angle. I don’t however, understand how you do not tie this issue to party politics. Labour have a tremendous chance here. When Brexit goes tits up, and it will, as both you and I agree on, Labour will be there to pick up the pieces. However, if Labour start involving themselves in situations which make them a national embarrassment, that chance will be gone. If they want their voter base back, and in force, they need to respect the views of the working classes.

I have absolutely no data to back this up with, but the reason why the working classes abandoned Labour was due to their stance on Brexit. In those working class heartlands there was a strong leave vote. Labour did not respect that. As a result the voters went blue in their droves. Are you seriously suggesting that those same voters will not see this situation as Labour sticking up for murderers and rapists and wanting to keep them in the country?
Original post by imlikeahermit
@DiddyDec please see above for that ‘claim.’ I’m not making stuff up. That poster was legitimately stupid enough to say that.


Lastly, I can still respect your partisan left wing socialist beliefs in the same way that I would expect you as a reasonable poster could see this from the right wing angle. I don’t however, understand how you do not tie this issue to party politics. Labour have a tremendous chance here. When Brexit goes tits up, and it will, as both you and I agree on, Labour will be there to pick up the pieces. However, if Labour start involving themselves in situations which make them a national embarrassment, that chance will be gone. If they want their voter base back, and in force, they need to respect the views of the working classes.

I have absolutely no data to back this up with, but the reason why the working classes abandoned Labour was due to their stance on Brexit. In those working class heartlands there was a strong leave vote. Labour did not respect that. As a result the voters went blue in their droves. Are you seriously suggesting that those same voters will not see this situation as Labour sticking up for murderers and rapists and wanting to keep them in the country?

You have twisted their claim to suit your own agenda, you have confirmed that you were in fact making **** up.

This is not a political issue, this is about human right and the law.

Do you support breaking the law? Do you support abusing rights?
Original post by DiddyDec
You have twisted their claim to suit your own agenda, you have confirmed that you were in fact making **** up.

This is not a political issue, this is about human right and the law.

Do you support breaking the law? Do you support abusing rights?

Sorry but what’s ambiguous about “Firstly none the people removed from the plane had committed a violent crime” which was completely untrue.

I have not twisted anything... :rolleyes:
Original post by imlikeahermit
Sorry but what’s ambiguous about “Firstly none the people removed from the plane had committed a violent crime” which was completely untrue.

I have not twisted anything... :rolleyes:

Completely untrue based on what?

Do you believe human should have human rights?
Original post by DiddyDec
Completely untrue based on what?

Do you believe human should have human rights?

Embarrassing yourself now pal.

Untrue based on what? So you don't count murderers and rapists as violent criminals?

I believe in human rights, I believe that humans should have human rights. However, I also believe that if you take away the human rights of others, then you could find yourself having some of yours taken away.

Why should these murderers and rapists be given more human rights than their victims?
Original post by imlikeahermit
Embarrassing yourself now pal.

Untrue based on what? So you don't count murderers and rapists as violent criminals?

I believe in human rights, I believe that humans should have human rights. However, I also believe that if you take away the human rights of others, then you could find yourself having some of yours taken away.

Why should these murderers and rapists be given more human rights than their victims?

So you once again you have no evidence to support your claim.

So you don't believe in human rights if you think they should be able to be removed, it defeat the whole point of human rights.
Should the employees at the Home Office be stripped of their human rights for breaching the human rights of others? That is what you seem to be suggesting.

What more rights do the deportees have above the victims?
Original post by DiddyDec
So you once again you have no evidence to support your claim.

So you don't believe in human rights if you think they should be able to be removed, it defeat the whole point of human rights.
Should the employees at the Home Office be stripped of their human rights for breaching the human rights of others? That is what you seem to be suggesting.

What more rights do the deportees have above the victims?

Have a google pal. In every newspaper. Also comes directly from the Home Office, but I suppose you've got immense distrust in them so what would be the point.

These deportees have got the right to life, in some cases. Do you believe that when someone is raped, it isn't in breach of their human rights? :confused:
Reply 57
Original post by imlikeahermit
About as much nonsense as your claim that there were no violent criminals on that flight, just a couple of murderers and rapists, yeah?

I didn't say there were no violent criminals on the flight. I said the ones removed from there flight weren't.

I see you've failed to answer the question, again. A bit like when you claimed to have read the full case about the associate of the Manxhster bomber, when you hadn't in fact read a word.

So answer the question, should the state be allowed to break the law?
(edited 3 years ago)
Original post by imlikeahermit
Have a google pal. In every newspaper. Also comes directly from the Home Office, but I suppose you've got immense distrust in them so what would be the point.

These deportees have got the right to life, in some cases. Do you believe that when someone is raped, it isn't in breach of their human rights? :confused:

From an organisation led by a woman sacked for lying and known to regularly break the law, how credible. I find it hard to trust organisations that break the law, don't you?

The question is what rights they have above the victims not whether human rights were breached, can you stick to the question please.
Original post by DSilva
I see you've failed to answer the question, again. A bit like when you claimed to have read the full case about the associate of the Manxhster bomber, when you hadn't in fact read a word.

So answer the question, should the state be allowed to break the law?

Apologies, but when you completely deny the facts of this case I don't know why on earth I should bother.

Funny how you think you have the moral high ground here for agreeing that murderers and rapists should be kept in this country. :rolleyes:

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