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PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
What would those reasons be?
Because you want to do something you currently cannot, that is prohibited or controlled by the EHCR.

Hasn't farage said why the uk "needs" to scrap the EHCR?

M.
Example of the “something” ?

chrispmartha

18,973 posts

144 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
What would those reasons be?
Because you want to do something you currently cannot, that is prohibited or controlled by the EHCR.

Hasn't farage said why the uk "needs" to scrap the EHCR?

M.
Example of the “something” ?
Surely that’s for you and farage to answer

PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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chrispmartha said:
PurplePenguin said:
Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
What would those reasons be?
Because you want to do something you currently cannot, that is prohibited or controlled by the EHCR.

Hasn't farage said why the uk "needs" to scrap the EHCR?

M.
Example of the “something” ?
Surely that’s for you and farage to answer
No. He has said I “want to do something I currently cannot” - given that I have never said anything about this - it is incumbent on him to say what that is.

bitchstewie

58,493 posts

225 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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Dagnir said:
Do you believe the gun control laws should be changed in the US?

Or...should we just stick to old laws/agreements from different times?

Strange view from a progressive such as yourself...
Personally yes but that's a matter for them and I don't see it changing any time soon.

Likewise we've just put Farage and the Conservatives before the electorate and Farage got less than one percent of the seats available and the Conservatives got wiped out.

Doesn't exactly suggest there's a strong appetite for tearing up the ECHR does it.

chrispmartha

18,973 posts

144 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
chrispmartha said:
PurplePenguin said:
Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
What would those reasons be?
Because you want to do something you currently cannot, that is prohibited or controlled by the EHCR.

Hasn't farage said why the uk "needs" to scrap the EHCR?

M.
Example of the “something” ?
Surely that’s for you and farage to answer
No. He has said I “want to do something I currently cannot” - given that I have never said anything about this - it is incumbent on him to say what that is.
Why do you want the uk to leave the ECHR if it’s not stopping you (for you read the government) doing something ?

the-photographer

4,002 posts

191 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
at the end of March 2024, the number of asylum cases awaiting an initial decision (86,460 cases, relating to 118,329 people) was more than one-third (35%) lower than at the end of March 2023

PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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chrispmartha said:
PurplePenguin said:
chrispmartha said:
PurplePenguin said:
Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
What would those reasons be?
Because you want to do something you currently cannot, that is prohibited or controlled by the EHCR.

Hasn't farage said why the uk "needs" to scrap the EHCR?

M.
Example of the “something” ?
Surely that’s for you and farage to answer
No. He has said I “want to do something I currently cannot” - given that I have never said anything about this - it is incumbent on him to say what that is.
Why do you want the IK to leave the ECHR if it’s not stopping you (for you read the government) doing something ?
Where did I say that?
I will wait for him to tell me what the “something” is as he obviously knows me and my views…

Dave200

5,671 posts

235 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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the-photographer said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
at the end of March 2024, the number of asylum cases awaiting an initial decision (86,460 cases, relating to 118,329 people) was more than one-third (35%) lower than at the end of March 2023
So not "compounding"?

If anything, I'd say it was "reducing".

MiniMan64

18,144 posts

205 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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So did Nigel turn up for his first day of work today or not?

911hope

3,544 posts

41 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
Which means that year on year is becomes even more insignificant. Try multiplying 0.02 by 0.02 a few times....

911hope

3,544 posts

41 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
So you agree that any UK government cannot be trusted to ensure human rights?
Right wing ones certainly cannot and have provided the proof.

PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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Dave200 said:
the-photographer said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
at the end of March 2024, the number of asylum cases awaiting an initial decision (86,460 cases, relating to 118,329 people) was more than one-third (35%) lower than at the end of March 2023
So not "compounding"?

If anything, I'd say it was "reducing".
Reducing for those particular year on year figures.

PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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911hope said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
Which means that year on year is becomes even more insignificant. Try multiplying 0.02 by 0.02 a few times....
And yet, still causing political issues which are not insignificant.

Mortarboard

9,674 posts

70 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Where did I say that?
I will wait for him to tell me what the “something” is as he obviously knows me and my views…
Ok then. You keep your little secrets. wink

M.

the-photographer

4,002 posts

191 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Dave200 said:
the-photographer said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
at the end of March 2024, the number of asylum cases awaiting an initial decision (86,460 cases, relating to 118,329 people) was more than one-third (35%) lower than at the end of March 2023
So not "compounding"?

If anything, I'd say it was "reducing".
Reducing for those particular year on year figures.
All this stuff is in the public domain


PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
Where did I say that?
I will wait for him to tell me what the “something” is as he obviously knows me and my views…
Ok then. You keep your little secrets. wink

M.
You’re the one that said I had something I wanted to do but can’t because of the ECHR.
If it’s a secret then how can you know what it is?

chrispmartha

18,973 posts

144 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
911hope said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
Which means that year on year is becomes even more insignificant. Try multiplying 0.02 by 0.02 a few times....
And yet, still causing political issues which are not insignificant.
It’s causing political issues because people like Farage are causing them, for their own gain.

chrispmartha

18,973 posts

144 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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PurplePenguin said:
Mortarboard said:
PurplePenguin said:
Where did I say that?
I will wait for him to tell me what the “something” is as he obviously knows me and my views…
Ok then. You keep your little secrets. wink

M.
You’re the one that said I had something I wanted to do but can’t because of the ECHR.
If it’s a secret then how can you know what it is?
Why do you want the UK to leave it then?

PurplePenguin

3,277 posts

48 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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chrispmartha said:
PurplePenguin said:
911hope said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
Which means that year on year is becomes even more insignificant. Try multiplying 0.02 by 0.02 a few times....
And yet, still causing political issues which are not insignificant.
It’s causing political issues because people like Farage are causing them, for their own gain.
Farage is obviously making the most of it - but there are real concerns that cannot just be dismissed.

It will need to be dealt with.

Mortarboard

9,674 posts

70 months

Monday 8th July 2024
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It's the "we must brexit to free ourselves from EU regs" argument

"So which Ines do you want rid of?"

"Not telling you!"

Ok then. Either there's a reason for wanting rid of the EHCR, which you cant/won't divulge. Or it's for sts & giggles.

M.
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