ankledeep":3377u91f said:
Noel":3377u91f said:
As for the HRA ...IF and I do say IF (as above) that particular post and the stated quote from it are relevant....then so is the HRA. (At the least as a guide to what is acceptable or not).
Noel has said that post was not in fact the reason.<
although the current convo between SBJ and Louise would tend to contradict that>> But even if that wasn't the case, the HRA would still be completely irrelevant, as only state and quasi-state bodies are bound by the HRA by definition and UKWorkshop is not an organ of the state. <
True, however read again what I said ...as a guide as to what is acceptable>>
Ignoring that very fundamental point, although it would breach fundamental human rights for a state body to prevent someone from saying that Dagenham is a ******** because it is full of Blister-alikes (or whatever other category of human one chooses to substitute for that) that does not mean that the state is obliged to ignore the fact that someone was on (hypothetically) on record as hating white Essex people when appointing, say, magistrates to the Romford Magistrates Court. <
erm....wrong...They ARE obliged to ignore said fact....If it was proveable that they took into account his unpopular opinion, and excluded him from this post because of that then YES they would be open to a HRA abuse writ and yes...I suppose it is a bit nutty .
That would just be stupid, and although people are fond of saying the law is an ***, they are usually looking at their reflection when they do so.
The HRA is irrelevant, totally so. At least that much is clear!