Freedom Of Movement
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 1:27 pm
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A literal context. Should people have the right to move around as they please or do governments have a duty to create as much hassle as possible?J.R. wrote:In what context, Mid A 15 ??
Woops! JR. Ready for another disagreement? This really smacks of BBJ.R. wrote:Whilst I believe in 'Freedom of Movement' generally, I feel there must be some form of control over certain people who should be 'watched' very closely.
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.............. Not when we see members of a certain religious persuasion turning up at demonstrations, all wired up with 'imitation' bomb equipment.DavebytheSea wrote:Woops! JR. Ready for another disagreement? This really smacks of BBJ.R. wrote:Whilst I believe in 'Freedom of Movement' generally, I feel there must be some form of control over certain people who should be 'watched' very closely.
Does this answer your question ??
Hear Hear !!J.R. wrote:.............. Not when we see members of a certain religious persuasion turning up at demonstrations, all wired up with 'imitation' bomb equipment.DavebytheSea wrote:Woops! JR. Ready for another disagreement? This really smacks of BBJ.R. wrote:Whilst I believe in 'Freedom of Movement' generally, I feel there must be some form of control over certain people who should be 'watched' very closely.
Does this answer your question ??
He should thank his lucky stars, (or crescents), he wasn't shot on sight !