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Isis kills 160 to stop them leaving mosul
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Those poor people fleeing for their lives, how can we help people in this situation its heartbreaking
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:sad: I just don't know how they can be helped. It's heartbreaking.
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Imagine having to live like that,terrible the things they do,but the scumbags have human rights so we must sit and chat to them !!!!
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RIP to all those poor people |
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If you take the IRA as an example, breaching Irish peoples human rights resulted in the Birmingham 6 and the Guilford 4 spending over 20 years in person. Internment camps used for the IRA or suspected IRA members resulted in more of an anti British sentiment amongst Irish people who weren't in the IRA which resulted in more innocent Irish people feeling prosecuted for doing nothing which resulted in more people becoming easier pickings for recruitment. What stopped the IRA was talking...... |
I think they are getting desperate now because we're defeating them in Iraq.Their land is diminishing
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Well said Niamh, and I think many tend to forget we have faced terrorism here before without feeling the need to strip everyone of their rights and protections. |
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I agree with Niamh, though do not think talking would help with the isis situation. The IRA had a clear aim that was able to be resolved with dialogue. What ISIS want is all westerners dead. Theres no room for compromise to help the situation. All thats going to help is having foot soldiers there to kill the bastards. Its kill or be killed in this case unfortunately. But bombing and such isn't working as we are killing innocent people too. In many ways we are no better than ISIS as our immediate response is 'bomb the **** out of their countries' |
Obviously the Human Rights 1998 UK legislation act only applies to those from the UK or we wouldnt have killed in unjust war since that time. What an odd and insensitive way to make a point... not to mention irrelevant and incorrect.
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This is why its really important after each of these events that we remind people not to blame the average Muslim. Yet when people say this they are accused of terrorist sympathizing. Which to me, means those accusing actually do just blame all Muslims for it. |
So disgusting :bored: :sad:
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I agree that we should be incredibly careful on how we handle human rights. Tony Blair took action with the control orders after 7/7 ... but, those were challenged and revoked. So the safeguards are still in place via UK law to protect us If nothing else, if the debate is opened up as to how we can tackle this, it can only be a good thing surely. |
Turning our country into 1984 will not prevent anything like this happening in the Middle East, it honestly enrages me how people can be so gullible to throw away their own ****ing rights the second someone mentions terrorism. It's no small wonder why my faith in the public is non-existent when they are so willing to sabotage themselves for a false sense of security.
This is an attrocity but it has no bearing on our own rights. Giving up Human rights out of fear is pretty much allowing terrorists to win. |
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Mosques and their patrons are reporting extremism but I believe it's a lack of funding that is preventing action being taken. When it comes to Terrorism, this government is all lip service when it comes to prevention, they'd much rather erode our rights to their own advantage. |
How terrible for the people of Mosul. It's so horrible that no one seems to able to help or stop these atrocities.
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