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Originally Posted by Vicky.
Every single person who died on Saturday would have been alive? There were 2 other people carrying out the attack?
I get what you are saying but I think its a very dangerous route to be going down where, for example someone can be locked up on suspicion of doing something, when they may not have even been doing that if that makes sense? This will affect us all...not just the bad people.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-of-terrorists
This whole human rights thing is simply to take the heat off May about the cuts to security services. Nothing more. Removing human rights would not have lead to the Jihadi guy off the c4 program being jailed or deported. I do however think that MI5 were wrong in their assessment of how dangerous this guy was and as such stopped focusing on him.
In short, I disagree that someone should ever be locked up or deported simply because we think they are planning something. But if there is enough evidence they actually are then of course we should be able to lock them up (preferably in solitary, so they can not radicalize other people in prison) but we can do this already, and do do this already.
Intelligence agencies get it wrong sometimes though. |
Course they would be alive. Maybe a different set of people would be dead, but everyone on saturday would still be alive.
Arrest everyone connected to him and waterboard them.
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