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For the sake of argument, let's assume, beyond any doubt, the people caught in Birmingham are the failed suicide bombers.
On the basis that these people were prepared to kill and maim as many innocent people as possible, thereby showing no respect for human life, should we afford them any human rights?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If they get treated as anything other than criminals it would acknowlege them as political and aid recruitment. Guantanamo must have been as much a gift for recruitment as it was for the IRA when we tried internment in Northern Ireland.
The glamour of the cause needs to be well and truely squashed fourty years of prridge and slopping out will be much more effective than that.
Or are you suggesting that capital punishment should be brought back as a deterrent to suicide bombers? :c)
yes we should afford them Human Rights unless and until we know they are failed suicide bombers and not Brazilian electricians.
And after that, then some. Really I cant believe some people, they hear on Canuck-news or whatever, that some suicide bombers have been arrested, shot or otherwise stopped in their tracks and believe it must be so.
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