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What were the grounds?The High Court denying Candace Owens entry into Australia is a disturbing development.
Agree with her or not, debate and discussion should not be suppressed.
That she would incite discord.What were the grounds?
Sorry to be a legal nerd here, but the High Court didn't deny the visa. It had to determine whether the section of the Act that Tony Burke invoked was constitutionally invalid. They rightly determined it was not.The High Court denying Candace Owens entry into Australia is a disturbing development.
Agree with her or not, debate and discussion should not be suppressed.
Semantics. They've supported the decision which is essentially doing the same.Sorry to be a legal nerd here, but the High Court didn't deny the visa. It had to determine whether the section of the Act that Tony Burke invoked was constitutionally invalid. They rightly determined it was not.
It's definitely not semantics. They High Court wasn't asked whether they agreed with the decision to revoke the visa. They were asked to determine whether it was constitutionally legal to do so. That is basically their whole role.Semantics. They've supported the decision which is essentially doing the same.
Ironically all they've done is probably point more people towards her social media content anyway.
If the High Court believes healthy political debate will incite discord then yes, it's doing its job. A poor job.It's definitely not semantics. They High Court wasn't asked whether they agreed with the decision to revoke the visa. They were asked to determine whether it was constitutionally legal to do so. That is basically their whole role.
By all means, point the finger at Tony Burke. But the High Court was just doing its job.
I think you've entirely missed my argument CC.If the High Court believes healthy political debate will incite discord then yes, it's doing its job. A poor job.
I'd rather not live in a society that suppresses voices rather than debates them. Especially when truth generally lies somewhere in the middle.
Anyway. That's my morning rant.
Doesn't matter. She's not coming here anyway.Who?
The less American conservatives we have here, the better. Political discourse is healthy, provided it is conducted in good faith.If the High Court believes healthy political debate will incite discord then yes, it's doing its job. A poor job.
I'd rather not live in a society that suppresses voices rather than debates them. Especially when truth generally lies somewhere in the middle.
Anyway. That's my morning rant.
Former major trump supporter, now moving further away from him. Huge conspiracy theorist, podcaster, part time private investigatorWho?
Huge conspiracy theorist, podcaster, part time private investigator
Sounds like a new show on Apple TV.
**** the rats are starting to jump the ship, even MTG seems to be distancing herselfFormer major trump supporter, now moving further away from him. Huge conspiracy theorist, podcaster, part time private investigator
I'd rather not live in a society that suppresses voices rather than debates them. Especially when truth generally lies somewhere in the middle.
Candace Owens does not contribute to healthy political debate.If the High Court believes healthy political debate will incite discord then yes, it's doing its job. A poor job.
I'd rather not live in a society that suppresses voices rather than debates them. Especially when truth generally lies somewhere in the middle.
Anyway. That's my morning rant.
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No, that's not their job. Their job was to determine whether the legislation that Tony Burke invoked to make the decision was Constitutionally valid. If it was, the Burke's decision would stand.If the High Court believes healthy political debate will incite discord then yes, it's doing its job. A poor job.