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Not to be incendiary but when she said "the ongoing erosion of our rights", I cringed. Nobody has the "right" not to be searched or interrogated at borders (ex
by JohnLeTigre 9y ago
Not to be incendiary but when she said "the ongoing erosion of our rights", I cringed.
Nobody has the "right" not to be searched or interrogated at borders (except for some politicians that have diplomatic immunity).
Is she a politician? if not, no right was infringed.
- Dylan16807 9y agoYou have the right to enter your own country.
- JohnLeTigre 9y agoOf course, but they have the right to know what you are bringing in, this can involve searching people, it's a practical necessity. Try entering your country with a piece of nuclear grade uranium.
- LordWinstanley 9y agoI know some people's online comments are pretty toxic, but I'm struggling to think of a scenario whereby a Twitter stream or Facebook timeline could be used to make a 'dirty bomb' --and I'm not having much luck. Could you help me out here?
- JohnLeTigre 9y agoI'm sure you are aware that their justification is to help determine if people are linked to dangerous groups or not. Personally I wouldn't go that far but still, my point is that: not being searched at the border is a priviledge, not a right.
- kwhitefoot 9y agoWhy should a politician be immune?
- JohnLeTigre 9y agoFor diplomatic reasons.