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So what, they gonna double down on some "patriot act" type crap to protect em from the big bad terrorists that they are less likely to die from than they are to die from falling down the stairs?
If you cannot govern or legislate within the confines the law, you should not hold office. Period. If rights can be violated because you feel desperate, then they can be violated whenever, and this is unacceptable.
If you cannot govern or legislate within the confines the law, you should not hold office. Period. If rights can be violated because you feel desperate, then they can be violated whenever, and this is unacceptable.
Obama broke the law any time he wanted to and you cheered him on. Save us from for your hypocrisy please.
Theresa May has declared she is prepared to rip up human rights laws to impose new restrictions on terror suspects, as she sought to gain control over the security agenda just 36 hours before the polls open.
The prime minister said she was looking at how to make it easier to deport foreign terror suspects and how to increase controls on extremists where it is thought they present a threat but there is not enough evidence to prosecute them.
Move over Trump. You now have a fellow hypocrite with an election pending.
"...Can I just remind you that in 2005 Theresa May voted against the anti-terror legislation at that time. She voted against it, as did David Davis, as did a number of people that are now in your cabinet because they felt that the legislation was giving too much executive power..."
"...In line with the majority of Conservative MPs, Theresa May voted against the legislation on its Second Reading in the House of Commons, and on its Third Reading.
...She also voted in favour of amendments which would have watered down the legislation. This included an amendment that would have changed the law so that the Home Secretary had to apply to a court for a Control Order...."
Well that sounds like a very dangerous move indeed.
I'm curious how voters will react. Are they so scared that they're willing to throw away their rights? Or are they rational and thoughtful enough to be horrified that May would even suggest something like this?
Obama broke the law any time he wanted to and you cheered him on. Save us from for your hypocrisy please.
Did I? I don't remember doing so.
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