MEP Cristian Terhes fight for European citizens rights, giving a reasonable answer to the journalist.

MEP Cristian Terhes fight for European citizens rights, giving a reasonable answer to the journalist. from europe

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  1. Great speech. But I expected to hear something on how EU citizens are treated, when they migrate to a more wealthy nation.

  3. I don’t like the PSD ( the party that put him
    On its lists for becoming a MEP ) But he does make a good point.

  5. >…and of such right is the integrity of the body.
    >
    >no one outside of you can ever vote for you to inject something to eat something to do something with your body. it should be solely your will and your wish what to do with your body…

    great. legalize the drugs then?

  6. This is a very shitty point to make. Very expected from a local politician, very few people from here have an ability to actually engage reasonably with the arguments.

    Loudness doesn’t compensate the lack of arguments unfortunately.

  7. Surprisingly, a lot of people in Western countries (both Europe and US) believe that if majority wants something they should just get it no matter what that “something” is. Even if it is deriving minority of a fundamental right. What if majority wants to send certain individuals with somewhat bigger noses into concentration camps? Should they still be able to vote on that and send them in??

  8. His argument about the unvaccinated not being a threat is wrong imo.

    The vaccines work so yes the unvaccinated do not pose a direct threat to the vaccinated by giving them covid. But that’s not the issue.

    We all know that the reason Covid19 is such a pain is because of how it can overwhelm and paralyse healthcare. That is the threat that COVID19 poses.

    The problem is that even a small minority of unvaccinated people can cause immense stress on hospitals leading to delayed operations for those who desperately need them. By their lack of solidarity the unvaccinated pose a threat to other patients. They’re lack of solidarity is also a threat to our liberties because them overwhelming hospitals can lead to governments having to introduce measures.

    Basically based on their conscience they are refusing to fight our common enemy (Covid19) which leads to us losing the battle. How do you call that ? Traitors ? Draft dodgers? Conscientious objectors ?

    Is argument against forced vaccination is also weak imo. Sometimes societies decide to limit the liberties of their citizens for the greater. This happens all the time. Including for mandatory vaccination.

  9. Wasted 4 minutes of my life, listening to this spitting and shouting abominaton. Still waiting for the reasonable part.

  10. That is very one sided way of looking at things and reminds me a lot about the discussion which was happening when banning smoking in the pubs.

    From the world of OHS, we’re completely relying on non-OHS layman to ensure the safety of everyone by following and enforcing the rules between each other – there is no problem with a waiter checking your certificate, unless, of course, we want a doctor to fo it in every restaurant which honestly sounds like some commie era bullshit.

    Then there is a lot of arguments about a slippery slope, it’s not worth anyone’s time to watch this honestly.

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