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Churchill replied

13 April 2007, 11:08
TB is a prime example. No I don't mean Tony Blair.
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Kyajae replied

13 April 2007, 11:07
Originally posted by NoddY

Howard calls for HIV migrant ban

Therefore why does the UK have no controls on the importation of disease, yet does on firearms, when both are perfectly capable of causing death?

Because we have a Labour Government
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NoddY started a topic Importing disease

13 April 2007, 11:01
Importing disease

Howard calls for HIV migrant ban

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6551245.stm

Although it's about Australia and HIV specifically, it raises questions about the control and cost of disease.

The natural human reaction is to avoid diseased people for fear of transmission to oneself.

Therefore why does the UK have no controls on the importation of disease, yet does on firearms, when both are perfectly capable of causing death?
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