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Yet you are not outraged?Yep. Amusing to see the plastic libertarians getting outraged over this in between calling opponents of 18c racist.
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Yet you are not outraged?Yep. Amusing to see the plastic libertarians getting outraged over this in between calling opponents of 18c racist.
Amusing that you are outraged about 18c in between ignoring this.Yep. Amusing to see the plastic libertarians getting outraged over this in between calling opponents of 18c racist.
I'd think that the partisan hacks picking and choosing what to be outraged at are in the minimum.Yep. Amusing to see the plastic libertarians getting outraged over this in between calling opponents of 18c racist.
Yet you are not outraged?
Amusing that you are outraged about 18c in between ignoring this.
You called 18c "a very dark stain on Australia"...
Yeah? What was your first post in this thread?Sure I am. Its nonsense. Stupid attacks on freedom all because we ran and continue to run a moronic immigration policy.
Hardly ignoring it.
Not liking this. Not liking 18c. Consistent
Attacking this, defending 18c. Hypocrite / misologist.
Yeah? What was your first post in this thread?
And you conflated two very different issues..
18c doesn't do a thing to your freedom of speech. ..
So you can't explain how they are similar?Agreeing with Evo. See my previous posts re Blair and suspension of habeus corpus. Always been against crxp like this.
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Hardly. Both are an attack on freedom. Really, its not hard to grasp.
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How does section 18 of the RDA an attack on your freedom of speech?
More emotive language and rhetoric...It is VERY, VERY simple. By offending someone you can be in breach of an act. That is an attack on freedom of speech. Even the Conversation concedes and the usual suspects concede that. If I for example point out that Mohammed was a paedophile which he undoubtedly was, I would probably be in breach because some extremist muslim gets upset (or one of the panoply of apologists that float about). All for stating an undisputed fact. Pathetic. Yet you defend such muppetry. Speaks volumes.
Exemptions
Section 18C does not render unlawful anything said or done reasonably and in good faith:
(a) in the performance, exhibition or distribution of an artistic work; or
(b) in the course of any statement, publication, discussion or debate made or held for any genuine academic, artistic or scientific purpose or any other genuine purpose in the public interest; or
(c) in making or publishing:
(i) a fair and accurate report of any event or matter of public interest; or
(ii) a fair comment on any event or matter of public interest if the comment is an expression of a genuine belief held by the person making the comment.
You cannot be in breach of the act, just for offending someone. It isn't an attack on freedom of speech.It is VERY, VERY simple. By offending someone you can be in breach of an act. That is an attack on freedom of speech.
Your own example points out how wrong you are...If I for example point out that Mohammed was a paedophile which he undoubtedly was, I would probably be in breach because some extremist muslim gets upset (or one of the panoply of apologists that float about). All for stating an undisputed fact.
Wouldn't seem so. Seems you'd rather bring up a different argument you're more interested in pursuing.Sure I am.