Are you following the conversation at all?
Like, do you understand, that there are actual human beings, being exposed to this shit?
It's not just a website with some fan fic of some dude who wrote about Mexico. You do grasp this, right?
It's real, it's reality - There is actual cases, of Data (clearly), to how many are estimated to be tortured, killed, assaulted etc.
So, again, DO YOU GRASP, Human Rights? Do you know what it is?
? I asked why people should care about it and now you say that is not the question I asked? I think I know better than you what I ask
I don't care about someone I don't know if I read about it the news, most people don't but somehow you think this is wrong
No, human rights are no laws
He is a president, not a king. The Congress will never grant funding for the wall, and his promises to "make Mexico pay for it" are a joke. His idea to ban Muslims' entrance to the US also won't work, and I'm pretty sure it is anti-constitutional, among other things. Not really sure if anything among what he's suggested is going to go through...
It is against the fundamental rights of being a Human. Thus, yes, i think it logical to consider that wrong.
You can get punished in Court for violating Human Rights, so yes, it is a form of law. They might not be, where you are from, cause evidently you see no error in people beheading each other?
If the Country decides to legalize it (See Philipenes for instance, with Laws that make it legal to shoot Drug Users on sight) - There is nothing preventing that country, from just plain doing murder. Except for Human Rights.
Such as when the Nazis faced Trial for countless violations of Human Rights, amongst other things.
Or did you think that it ONLY was a case of "Mass Killings"?
Human rights won't stop anyone, why do you think someone would stop to think
hey this violates human rights, i better not do this
And then not do it? How would you take a country to court for violating human rights?
You are driven by your own interests and values, they are not the same for everyone
Invade - no. But building a "wall" that is aimed at preventing people from fleeing the place is, pretty much, violation of human rights.
Then again, if you let anyone from countries with severe human rights violations enter the US just like that, there will be problems. So, in this case, to preserve quality of life, the US government pretty much has to sanction violation of human rights - despite all the treaties signed. Such is world, it is not always fair.