gordondaviesmoustache
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I note you’ve conspicuously not answered my last question.
When you say allow the victims to decide the law, do you mean on a case by case basis?
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Shamima Begum
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When you say allow the victims to decide the law, do you mean on a case by case basis?
You wouldn’t like my answer fellaI note you’ve conspicuously not answered my last question.
When you say allow the victims to decide the law, do you mean on a case by case basis?
Blue and true
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Of course, because that would be a brilliant idea.Think we see things differently fella . Maybe we should lets the families of victims decide the law .
Jesus Christ.
Have you ever had anyone of your family took away by murder ? I have and it fucking hurtsOf course, because that would be a brilliant idea.
Jesus Christ.
Blue and true
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Firstly, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't want to imagine what that feels like.Have you ever had anyone of your family took away by murder ? I have and it fucking hurts
But do you not see the flaw inherent on allowing the bereaved to decide criminal sentences?
BobKowalski
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You wouldn’t like my answer fella
No. Because wanting to shoot underage girls is seriously fucked up.
Thank you for that . Maybe I’m being abit rash about it but if she was an innocent girl who regretted it I’d say she deserves another chance but she embraced the culture and thrived on being a member of daesh and it was only when the kingdom fell that she wanted out . Probably shouldn’t have said to shoot her but I’ve always jumped in with both feetFirstly, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't want to imagine what that feels like.
But do you not see the flaw inherent on allowing the bereaved to decide criminal sentences?
BobKowalski
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Thank you for that . Maybe I’m being abit rash about it but if she was an innocent girl who regretted it I’d say she deserves another chance but she embraced the culture and thrived on being a member of daesh and it was only when the kingdom fell that she wanted out . Probably shouldn’t have said to shoot her but I’ve always jumped in with both feet
It was a bit much for a Sunday morning…
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If Begum can have her citizenship removed by the Home Secretary, then every person in the UK with an possible entitlement to citizenship of another country can theoretically have their citizenship arbitrarily removed by the Home Secretary. That probably covers about a quarter of the population which includes all Jews, nearly every person with a foreign parent and quite a few with a foreign grandparent depending on the laws of each country.So if the ICJ finds that Israel has committed genocide can we strip British Jews serving in the IDF of their citizenship on basis they will be entitled to Israeli citizenship?
We are not citizens but SUBJECTS. Sums it up really.If Begum can have her citizenship removed by the Home Secretary, then every person in the UK with a possible entitlement to citizenship of another country can theoretically have their citizenship arbitrarily removed by the Home Secretary. That probably covers about a quarter of the population which includes all Jews, nearly every person with a foreign parent and quite a few with a foreign grandparent depending on the laws of each country.