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Originally Posted by ianch99
You seem to be mixing up the people affected by Government cutbacks with those you see as being impacted by being in the EU.
Can you clarify when the "good old days" were? Thanks ..
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It is the human rights element I continuously refer to, the ECHR often stand up for a migrant's human rights, but they do not seem to stand up for the human rights of British Citizens (disabled, sick etc. when their benefits are cut by our government and ultimately, some of these cases lead to death and suicide). Unfortunately, it is a double edged sword; I think I recall an article by a politician stating that the way to leave the ECHR is for the UK to withdraw from the EU and return to self governance or make a case to pull Britain out. Both go hand in hand. Hence the reason why we also need a decent government in power so it doesn't turn into a loss loss situation. On a positive note, if Britain left the (EU and) ECHR, they would also be able to deport criminals more easily and more quickly as they would not be bound over by the rules of the ECHR.
The good old days - when you could call the doctor and get an emergency appointment the same day and a standard one the day after. Hospitals had beds to meet the needs of our population. Schools weren't crowded. We could put up signs staying Merry Christmas. I could go on... They are my good old days, yours may differ.
I am not going to comment on this particular issue any more as it has now become tiring. Good luck with your vote.