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TimMc
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Extradition
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Posted - 2009.06.26 21:59:00 -
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 Originally by: reads41
Edited by: reads41 on 26/06/2009 20:49:49
Regardless of the reasons, the war of independence reminded us (as much as we'd hate to admit it) that freedom has a price that can't be measured, I'm an Englishman and proud of it, but the war of independence is a timely reminder that all you hold dear can easily be distorted by greed and arrogance, as far as I'm concerned it was a kick in the c**t that we needed, and probably didn't appreciate for 200 years, and like most lessons learned the hard way not understood.
We don't have a ****ing constitution or any enforceable rights, obviously the government didn't take it to heart. Oh wait they banned guns, thats what they took to heart. |
TimMc
Gallente
Extradition
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Posted - 2009.06.27 00:46:00 -
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Originally by: Munchees
Originally by: TimMc
We don't have a ****ing constitution or any enforceable rights, obviously the government didn't take it to heart. Oh wait they banned guns, thats what they took to heart.
If they can't have guns they can't revolt, until the CIA gives them guns.
I would prefer not to wait around for a foreign power to give me the power to remove my government. |
TimMc
Gallente
Extradition
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Posted - 2009.06.27 01:26:00 -
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Originally by: Arianhod
What about the Magna Carta and the EU?
EU *****slapped Whaqui Jaqui to the point she has to abbandon much of that ridiculous "mastering the internet" scheme.
Aye sometimes the EU does some good but it needs more power to enforce the civil rights bills.
Magna carta has been slowly phased out since it was signed. Terror laws today are removing alot more of it.
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TimMc
Gallente
Extradition
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Posted - 2009.06.27 13:50:00 -
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Originally by: Jago Kain
Originally by: TimMc
Originally by: Arianhod
What about the Magna Carta and the EU?
EU *****slapped Whaqui Jaqui to the point she has to abbandon much of that ridiculous "mastering the internet" scheme.
Aye sometimes the EU does some good but it needs more power to enforce the civil rights bills.
Magna carta has been slowly phased out since it was signed. Terror laws today are removing alot more of it.
The Magna Carta cannot be "phased out", it is one of the cornerstones of what passes for a judicial system here and any statute law that goes against it is effectively illegal.
This hasn't stopped parliament from misbehaving over the years, but then I suppose nobody with enough power/money to do anything about it has been bothered enough to actually do something about it.
Oh well.
You know the UK and Poland asked to be exempt from the Treaty of Lisbons enforcement by the EU courts?
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(e.g. UK opt-out from some legislation in the area of freedom, security and justice).
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