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When you surrender your rights you should expect to never get them back.
by kfprt 5y ago
When you surrender your rights you should expect to never get them back.
- chii 5y agorights are paid for in blood. And sold for pennies.
- atatatat 5y agoThey were paid (even pennies) for the guns that were steamrolled/smelted over there?!
- mdp2021 5y ago> Rights are paid for in blood. And sold for pennies. Oh, if I could give you ten upvotes. Very, very, very well put. Today you have made culture. (Are you paraphrasing anyone? The formulation seems original.)
- chii 5y agoit's original - i just made it up on the spot, but it may have been influenced by popular culture which mentions such ideas.
- shell0x 5y agoAustralia doesn't even have a bill of rights. Privacy is almost non-existent. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/commentary/why-does-australia-go-it-alone-without-a-protective-bill-of-rights/news-story/2d886cabddc5096007a0b85208c5f911 https://www.theaustralian.com.au/commentary/why-does-austral... Australia has agreed to abide by these conventions by protecting the human rights of its citizens and other peoples. However, we are unique among democratic nations in not having brought about a national bill of rights to make these obligations part of our domestic law. The best we have are the human rights acts in the ACT, Victoria and now Queensland. As a result, Australians are often left to complain to the UN when their human rights have been breached as they have no remedy at home.