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How is it sucking up to Obama? I'm stating fact and opinion on matters. If anything, that opinion was super critical, in that he wants a big win before his exit.

Then the comment about Russia and Syria "bombing way harder". I just don't know what to say, how old are you? Does this mean you support indiscriminate targeting and barrel bombs?

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Breaking News: France drops nationality-removal plan. Doesn't say why yet but I bet it's human rights related - probably got Amal Clooney suing the French government on behalf of some poor, oppressed jihadi. The weak west is hampered in its fight against terrorism because of dumb human rights legislation.

"French President drops plans for knee-jerk constitutional change, scorza speculates why and ends up in the realm of fantasy"

I hope you never need to call on any long standing legal protections that you're so keen to sweep aside under the guise of a barely-defined war on a thing.
 
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I doubt he knows much useful at all - those kind of operations are usually massively fragmented and the cells largely isolated.
 
Breaking News: France drops nationality-removal plan. Doesn't say why yet but I bet it's human rights related - probably got Amal Clooney suing the French government on behalf of some poor, oppressed jihadi.

This is wild speculation on your part but, if true, I'd say that is human rights legislation doing its job. It's there to protect everyone from capricious, knee-jerk rubbish like this.

The weak west is hampered in its fight against terrorism because of dumb human rights legislation.

If we give up on Human Rights in order to "protect" ourselves from terrorism then the terrorists truly have won.
 
This is wild speculation on your part but, if true, I'd say that is human rights legislation doing its job. It's there to protect everyone from capricious, knee-jerk rubbish like this.

How many terrorist atrocities does Paris have to stomach before taking action isn't "knee-jerk"?

If we give up on Human Rights in order to "protect" ourselves from terrorism then the terrorists truly have won.

I didn't say give up on human rights, I said give up on dumb human rights - which the Human Rights Act is certainly a part of.
 
How many terrorist atrocities does Paris have to stomach before taking action isn't "knee-jerk"?

Action likely to have a meaningful impact is one thing; knee-jerk suspension of rights is another. "We have to do something; this is something; we must do this" is not a coherent chain of argumentation.

I didn't say give up on human rights, I said give up on dumb human rights - which the Human Rights Act is certainly a part of.

The Human Rights Act does exactly nothing but bring Human Rights into law; if you are against the Human Rights Act you are against Human Rights. There is no two ways about it.
 
Action likely to have a meaningful impact is one thing; knee-jerk suspension of rights is another. "We have to do something; this is something; we must do this" is not a coherent chain of argumentation.

Neither is "we must do nothing and just hope the problem goes away". The case for stripping terrorists of their western nationality has been made, the reason why France has dropped it is because Hollande doesn't have the energy to take on the human rights brigade.

The Human Rights Act does exactly nothing but bring Human Rights into law; if you are against the Human Rights Act you are against Human Rights. There is no two ways about it.

So human rights didn't exist before the ECHR? What a warped viewpoint you have. When we can't deport Iraqi failed asylum seekers convicted of killing a child by dangerous driving because of human rights laws, then that law is a dumb law.
 
So human rights didn't exist before the ECHR?

I see you're up to your usual standards of reading comprehension.

When we can't deport Iraqi failed asylum seekers convicted of killing a child by dangerous driving because of human rights laws, then that law is a dumb law.

The point of human rights is that the qualifying criteria is "human" not "human who hasn't committed a crime", "human born in the right country", "human with the right religion", "human with the right skin colour", etc.
 
Human rights law has been *******ised by lawyers making themselves a huge amount of money by twisting it in directions it was never intended to be used. It's now so far from a catchment for those in genuine need as to be farcical.
 
I see you're up to your usual standards of reading comprehension.

In other words, you've got no response.

The point of human rights is that the qualifying criteria is "human" not "human who hasn't committed a crime", "human born in the right country", "human with the right religion", "human with the right skin colour", etc.

What about the the dead girl, was she not a "human"? The fact is this guy had no right to be in the country, he committed a crime, he should have been deported, but instead of judge in his ivory tower decided that the scumbags right to a family life was more important than all that. That's dumb, dumb, dumb.
 
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