Heroic passengers stop somalian's deportation!!!
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Drop all the passengers off at the deported guys destination, then they can all be free!
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This happened not long ago with a Swedish girl.
Jumped on plane to stop Afghan being deported, dude was a convicted child abuser.....
Soldato
General public not knowing both sides of the story shocker!
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Got a source for that?
iirc he was previously convicted of assault but no further details were given.
If it were a stag do or say a bunch of chavs going to Benidorm presumably they’d have been arrested.
Passengers endangering the safety of a flight or acting in a disruptive manner thus preventing takeoff should be charged. Just because they were protesting/virtue signalling isn’t an excuse.
As with the last case it isn’t too surprising he was a serious criminal, we’re not all that great at sending people back once they’ve got over here but we can at least get rid of those who have had a prison sentence (thus partly why it is perhaps better to have a decision on who can stay before they enter, in addition to the inherent unfairness of hissing assylum towards young fit men who can get themselves across multiple borders).
Passengers endangering the safety of a flight or acting in a disruptive manner thus preventing takeoff should be charged. Just because they were protesting/virtue signalling isn’t an excuse.
As with the last case it isn’t too surprising he was a serious criminal, we’re not all that great at sending people back once they’ve got over here but we can at least get rid of those who have had a prison sentence (thus partly why it is perhaps better to have a decision on who can stay before they enter, in addition to the inherent unfairness of hissing assylum towards young fit men who can get themselves across multiple borders).
This, together with this article about 'victim blaming' (ugh) means I am done with the internet for today. Sigh.
Soldato
A Tenner says this won’t be reported by the BBC.
Nah they only do important news 5 of the top ten are
New royal wedding photos,
Will Smith is going to be the genie in Aladdin,
Should the environment minister tell us to eat less meat,
Still banging on about Melinda trumps I dont care jacket,
And a kangaroo attack
Vital vital stuff
Hmm, technically, we are. Who actually has the right to force the man made "legal system" on us?
What we are not above however, is common law. The legal system is just the practice of law.
Finally, some one else who sees the BBC for what it really is.
If the passengers staged a revolt because somebody is being deported just because they happen to sympathise with the deportee because of what they may said then they should be prosecuted as imo that is in the public interest, not perusing it gives the impression that it’s ok for people to do this
Well it seems like it would be in the public interest. We have an interest in removing dangerous people from this country and the idea that people can dusrupt that process illegally without consequence seems a bit silly.
Soldato
Link?
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Hmm, technically, we are. Who actually has the right to force the man made "legal system" on us?
What we are not above however, is common law. The legal system is just the practice of law.
Finally, some one else who sees the BBC for what it really is.
Lots of people see the BBC for what it really is lol
Soldato
That link mentions nothing about the person being deported having raped the person trying to stop the deportations family.
We are living in a time where the law is simply brushed aside for subjective feelings, it's pretty much anarchy without violence (well some by Antifa type groups) at this point.
Yeah that would have gone down well: "Deportation officers forced out of job by angry SJW mob for being far right Nazi's after calling a "refugee" they were attempting to deport a rapist.