swannee wrote:
And that just sums you up. No reasoned point just abuse because of your erroneous belief that you and your colleague are superior to the rest of the world.
Have you ever asked yourself why you are isolated in your beliefs? And it is most certainly not because the majority are wrong.
You make unbelievable claims then refuse to answer questions or clarify any part of them.
Have you ever considered that others are actually working within the system to change things? (Far easier and much more effective than insults) I doubt it.
How is your new business venture faring?
Have you alienated any customers or even your sister yet?
One can almost guarantee there will be, at best, a partial answer, or more probably no answer.
Well firstly, the Civic Government (Scotland) Act 1982 is subordinate legislation to the Human Rights Act 1998 and has to be read in accordance with the HRA. And secondly, the council has no evidence to suggest they have even considered Human Rights.
We sent in an FOI request to find out how their procedures under the CGSA 1982 complied with the HRA and the simple answer is, no evidence exists, no reports, reviews, meetings or consultations to ensure the CGSA is HRA compliant in any way. Oh and if you ask specific questions regarding your rights while being subjected to their investigative process they reply, "What Rights".
In short, you are entered into civil process with the weight of a criminal investigation conducted by a police Inspector who solicits information from you, which may or may not be used at a later date to remove your licence.
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Have you ever asked yourself why you are isolated in your beliefs? And it is most certainly not because the majority are wrong.
As a taxi driver you have no rights, so I must be right and the majority wrong.
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Have you ever considered that others are actually working within the system to change things? (Far easier and much more effective than insults) I doubt it.
What a fecking joke that is...

I see you've not lost your sense of humour Swannee.
Oh and my new business is fine, my only regret is that I never got out fifteen years ago.
