Tell Us The Laws You Want Scrapped!

Perhaps for all these people we are told we can't deport we should simply dump them on an uninhabited island within British waters, and just airdrop them a food parcel every so often.

[Bri w]

Originally Posted by Ed

Perhaps for all these people we are told we can't deport we should simply dump them on an uninhabited island within British waters, and just airdrop them a food parcel every so often.

sounds decent.

Italy's answer to illegals is a barb wired old army camp in the southern tip of Sicily, and the next boat out of the country - no if's or buts.

Originally Posted by Ed

Perhaps for all these people we are told we can't deport we should simply dump them on an uninhabited island within British waters, and just airdrop them a food parcel every so often.

Sorry but that would no doubt be against their human rights.


As far as i am concerned anyone who commits a serious crime against another person should forfeit all their human rights, it's a sad sad world where the criminals get more consideration than their victims & their life behind bars is a life of ease & contentment.

Now before someone flames that last comment, i have a family member who is constantly being jailed for what in reality are quite minor offences, but he hates life on the outside & only feels settled when he is in prison having his meals cooked for him etc etc & it has become the life he knows, i have actually sat & discussed it all with him & to be honest couldn't believe what i was hearing.


I would like a lot of the red tape & paperwork that the Police have to abide by to be abolished, if they catch a chav spitting on a street corner they should be able to clout him round the ear, if he is harassing some little old lady they should be able to grab him by the neck & lock him up for a couple of days in the local nick with porridge (not KFC) for breakfast dinner & tea, bring back some common sense to policing, also get a lot more Bobbies on the beat & out on the roads.

Originally Posted by 454697819

the unwritten law about spending monies on scamera vans and not actual police,

Originally Posted by Foey

Sorry but that would no doubt be against their human rights.


As far as i am concerned anyone who commits a serious crime against another person should forfeit all their human rights, it's a sad sad world where the criminals get more consideration than their victims & their life behind bars is a life of ease & contentment.

Now before someone flames that last comment, i have a family member who is constantly being jailed for what in reality are quite minor offences, but he hates life on the outside & only feels settled when he is in prison having his meals cooked for him etc etc & it has become the life he knows, i have actually sat & discussed it all with him & to be honest couldn't believe what i was hearing.


I would like a lot of the red tape & paperwork that the Police have to abide by to be abolished, if they catch a chav spitting on a street corner they should be able to clout him round the ear, if he is harassing some little old lady they should be able to grab him by the neck & lock him up for a couple of days in the local nick with porridge (not KFC) for breakfast dinner & tea, bring back some common sense to policing, also get a lot more Bobbies on the beat & out on the roads.

+1

I also think that the Camera's out there to catch speeding should be gone and the speed limits increased... Heh, can hope. I think there should be more law, like one that says our roads should be in perfect condition!

[Viney]

Originally Posted by Foey

As far as i am concerned anyone who commits a serious crime against another person should forfeit all their human rights

Tooo effin right ed. I have said that and stand by that. No need to appologise. However, i do say that their basic human rigths should still stand, im not that hard! So a fair trial and thats that really. However, park on a red route, then that should be punishable by death...or worse

Human Rights legislation is a joke, can't deport terrorists now... hmm

Motorway Speed limits need reviewing

Capital Punishment and Corporal punishment should get a referendum


for starters anyway

Originally Posted by Iansv II

Capital Punishment and Corporal punishment should get a referendum

Yeah, State sponsored killing has for long been considered the marker of a civilised society

[Mr Speirs]

I think every single law that has been passed by labour in the last 12 years need reviewing by a vast group of normal people who have a modicum of common sense.

Speed limits need reviewing, as does much of the on road legislation, and speed cameras.
i agree with much of the above, about the HRA, and i believe i should be given a full review along with all the legislation regarding criminals and punishments, for example harder, and not shortened. However i do believe that rehabilitation is a good method, as is the way we do it, by developing peoples skills and abilitys, but this would be much more effective if prison was harder and gave people a will and mentallity to progress.

[Biker Biggles]

Originally Posted by Ed

For starters, the one that means that we have to put up with two Pakistani terrorists here. We can't deport them because they might face torture or death in Pakistan. Funny, the people concerned didn't seem too bothered about that fate for other people when they were planning to blow up a shopping centre. The Human Rights Act needs radical review.

I share your outrage,but with one proviso.The "Pakistani terrorists"you refere to here were investigated very thoroughly by our security services and the upshot was that there was not enough evidence to convict them of anything.Now I dont believe for one moment that they are innocent,but why can we not procecute these people(and many others like them)and then put them in prison where they belong?I would have no problems with exporting them after they did their time either,whatever the judicial habits of the destination,but I do have a problem with just labelling people as terrorists without proving it in court.