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Originally Posted by freddie

No. Some principles that have been there since the roman times and are widely accpeted all over the world as valid legal standards.

Such as?

Originally Posted by freddie

But lets be thorough here then. If you can take someone's license (which you aquired by going through a driving school, which is a form of education), why not take people's diplomas for doing bad in business and bancrupting a company? By piercing the corporate veil they'd also lose all their education till that point. The point is though: no education you get can be taken from you cause of an offence. Those are my arguments. Other points of view can be discussed as well, of course.

Not same thing. We are talking about license to drive. Which is a piviledge. Which can be revoked if you don't follow the rules. Like practising law. It's a priviledge which can be taken away.

Originally Posted by freddie

You would? Then why don't you protest everyday, while the EU is dictating us what our legislature should be? Hell the EU even forced us indirectly to change our constitution which is the pillar of our whole system. Can't you see that it's happening everyday? Foreign legislation is literally beingforced upon us. And no one is really protesting about it. Yet Intrernational Legal Institutions should just sit and watch how terrorists who kill dosens of Australians in Bali, get 10 years, while a girl who was planted some pot gets 20 years and is even facing a death sentance?

Who says I don't?