"They are obsessed with the rights of others..."

Skybird · 12-16-10, 12:10 PM

One of these stories were you can just shake your head and think: F.U., Europe.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-12007100

Sometimes I wonder what kind of brain cancer some jurists are suffering from - or is it a parasite breeding inside their head and having started to eat grey matter?

Comparable cases in Germany over the past years. One could become sick from it.

Alex · 12-16-10, 01:20 PM

Now THAT's a matter for debate. I'd not be able to comply with that court judgement personally.

God only knows what the father is planning to do now...

12-16-10, 02:27 PM

I could have sworn someone earlier today was singing the praises of human rights legislation and how important it is to be followed by the judiciary, now it seems human rights legislation is a joke because...errrr...its being followed by the judiciary.

As for the case, tricky one. He is already punished under the law for the offences commited, an asylum hearing is another matter entirely.
The problem here appears to be almost entirely the result of the delays in processing applications especially regarding deportations to Iraq

Betonov · 12-16-10, 02:44 PM

It's all Hitlers fault, every liberal is going to whine about deporting anyone or even (rightfully) punishing someone being neo-nazism, just because some stupid austrian that had too much time in prison took nationalism to an extreme. So lets not anger the hippies and let everyone in and nurse them and spoil them. I'm all for immigration but it's the free immigration that bothers me

P.S. I'm a liberal

Oberon · 12-16-10, 02:51 PM

Betonov has hit a rather large nail on the head there, anything that is discriminatory is easy to label as fascism.

Growler · 12-16-10, 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Oberon

Betonov has hit a rather large nail on the head there, anything that is discriminatory is easy to label as fascism.

Only because that has been allowed to be so. When a white person says something derogatory about a person of a different race, it's racism. When someone of a different race says it about a white person, it's tolerated as a "cultural difference." Political correctness has gone WAY too far, into the realm of the absurd. I know that when I was at (then) Towson State in the 90's, they had a Black Student Union. What would have happened if I had proposed a White Student Union to go alongside it?

Sammi79 · 12-16-10, 03:44 PM

Why was he not charged with either manslaughter or death by dangerous driving? that would indicate that the police had decided that it was not his fault, truly an 'accident' - although driving whilst disqualified? had he not been breaking that particular law it is very unlikely that his car would have been involved in that 'accident' surely there is liabilty right there.

4 months in nick for taking a life? I say put him back in and tell all the other inmates what he did. He wouldn't last a week. Seems justice is on the wrong side of the political correctness fence these days.

Deportation is neither here nor there, if the rules say he can stay, then he can. I dare say he'd be smart not to given what a large number of people must think about him now anyway.

TLAM Strike · 12-16-10, 02:32 PM

This guy should have been put in jail for negligent homicide and hit and run seven years ago, then deported.

12-16-10, 12:10 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,612 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	"They are obsessed with the rights of others..." One of these stories were you can just shake your head and think: F.U., Europe. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-12007100 Sometimes I wonder what kind of brain cancer some jurists are suffering from - or is it a parasite breeding inside their head and having started to eat grey matter? Comparable cases in Germany over the past years. One could become sick from it. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

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Alex Dominant Wolf Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2,143 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Now THAT's a matter for debate. I'd not be able to comply with that court judgement personally. God only knows what the father is planning to do now... __________________

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TLAM Strike Navy Seal Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Rochester, New York Posts: 8,633 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 6	This guy should have been put in jail for negligent homicide and hit and run seven years ago, then deported. __________________

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12-16-10, 02:27 PM	#3
Tribesman Stowaway Posts: n/a Downloads: Uploads:	I could have sworn someone earlier today was singing the praises of human rights legislation and how important it is to be followed by the judiciary, now it seems human rights legislation is a joke because...errrr...its being followed by the judiciary. As for the case, tricky one. He is already punished under the law for the offences commited, an asylum hearing is another matter entirely. The problem here appears to be almost entirely the result of the delays in processing applications especially regarding deportations to Iraq

12-16-10, 02:44 PM	#4
Betonov Navy Seal Join Date: May 2009 Location: Slovenia Posts: 8,647 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	It's all Hitlers fault, every liberal is going to whine about deporting anyone or even (rightfully) punishing someone being neo-nazism, just because some stupid austrian that had too much time in prison took nationalism to an extreme. So lets not anger the hippies and let everyone in and nurse them and spoil them. I'm all for immigration but it's the free immigration that bothers me P.S. I'm a liberal

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Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	Betonov has hit a rather large nail on the head there, anything that is discriminatory is easy to label as fascism.

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Sammi79 XO Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Penzance Posts: 428 Downloads: 272 Uploads: 0	Why was he not charged with either manslaughter or death by dangerous driving? that would indicate that the police had decided that it was not his fault, truly an 'accident' - although driving whilst disqualified? had he not been breaking that particular law it is very unlikely that his car would have been involved in that 'accident' surely there is liabilty right there. 4 months in nick for taking a life? I say put him back in and tell all the other inmates what he did. He wouldn't last a week. Seems justice is on the wrong side of the political correctness fence these days. Deportation is neither here nor there, if the rules say he can stay, then he can. I dare say he'd be smart not to given what a large number of people must think about him now anyway.