Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #3845
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So much about freedom of opinion (and vote).
And so much about the so-called Human Rights Act:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/general...riate-them.html1. The ECHR has tried legislating from the bench. There’s nothing unusual in that: the US Supreme Court does it all the time. But because the US Supreme Court judges are appointed by the US President and confirmed by the Senate, they at least have a symbiotic relationship with American democracy. Not so the ECHR which is appointed by a European assembly. Hence when ECHR judges try to tell the UK that it should give prisoners the vote, this is undemocratic and a serious affront to British sovereignty.
2. Scoundrels have started using the Human Rights Act and ECHR as a way of appealing against the decisions of British courts and evading justice. This is troubling in itself, but it’s made even worse when individual cases has implications for British national security. For instance, Abu Qatada was a threat to British citizens and the Home Secretary wanted him deported to Jordan to face trial. But the ECHR blocked the deportation. Why? Because there was some worry that the evidence to be used against him by the Jordanians might have been gained under torture. The House of Lords heard this objection and dismissed it. The ECHR did not – and British national security was put in to jeopardy as a result.
Die britischen Behörden haben also nicht das Recht, Fanatiker und Terroristen zu deportieren, weil ihnen in manchen Ländern Gefahren drohen. Kein Wunder, dass die Tories dagegen sind - wie wahrscheinlich die überwältigende Mehrheit der Briten (viele Labour-Wähler eingeschlossen, die Grünen natürlich nicht).
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