Prisoners to get the vote as spineless Cameron kowtows to Europe's demands

[Fez]

We have the "working class" vote, now we have "criminal vote".

[Neversoft]

David Cameron himself once said that burglars leave their humans rights at the door. Criminals should not be allowed to vote and that's all there is to it.

[mr.tom]

**** me the guy speaking is an absolute creep

[Chippiewill]

David Cameron himself once said that burglars leave their humans rights at the door. Criminals should not be allowed to vote and that's all there is to it.

Human rights are rights, not privileges, no person, no group has the right to remove it.

[Neversoft]

Human rights are rights, not privileges, no person, no group has the right to remove it.

You've completely missed what I'm getting at. No where did I say anyone could remove human rights. I posted what Cameron said because it is ironic that he said that yet isn't willing to stand up against the EU when they implement things like this.

[-:Undertaker:-]

Human rights are rights, not privileges, no person, no group has the right to remove it.

Based on that line of thinking, prisons would be void on the pretext of the human 'right' of freedom and free movement.

[Chippiewill]

Based on that line of thinking, prisons would be void on the pretext of the human 'right' of freedom and free movement.

They are free, they are not slaves, and as for free movement I don't see you walking into people's houses and saying 'Human rights'

[Conservative,]

They are free, they are not slaves, and as for free movement I don't see you walking into people's houses and saying 'Human rights'

You don't get it. They can't go where they want when they want therefore their right to free movement has been taken away. Therefore your statement is invalid. And 100 years ago no one except the rich could vote so tbh there js no "right" to vote. It is a privilege which should be taken away when necessary.

[-:Undertaker:-]

They are free, they are not slaves, and as for free movement I don't see you walking into people's houses and saying 'Human rights'

But that is only similar to your argument where you cite that "Human rights are rights, not privileges, no person, no group has the right to remove it."

[Chippiewill]

But that is only similar to your argument where you cite that "Human rights are rights, not privileges, no person, no group has the right to remove it."

Which is why it really shouldn't be a Human right to move anywhere, it just isn't practical.