Heffer's Charter of Human Rights ; As an Arsonist Is Granted the 'Human Right' to Carry a Cigarette Lighter, a Mail Writer Tries to Redress the Balance
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NO INDUSTRY in our country has grown more in the past few years than that aimed at securing our 'human rights'. A vast amount of public money is spent, usually entirely unproductively, on preventing common-sense laws and regulations from being imposed because they conflict with a largely foreign, and entirely abstract, concept of what these 'rights' should be.
Human rights laws came into being after World War II, and were aimed at preventing horrific crimes such as the murder under Hitler of millions of Jews.See the full content of this document
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Heffer's Charter of Human Rights ; As an Arsonist Is Granted the 'Human Right' to Carry a Cigarette Lighter, a Mail Writer Tries to Redress the Balance
Now, enshrined in British law under the Human Rights Act of 1998, they are being grotesquely abused for such trivial matters as allowing prisoners access to pornography while in jail or protecting the 'rights' of a convicted arsonist to carry a cigarette lighter in p...
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