‘In June, 2013, the Canadian Parliament finally repealed the notorious Section 13 of its Human Rights Act, so that people would no longer be prosecuted for the equivalent of our Section 18c.
If the Canadian Parliament can repeal Section 13, which was used to prosecute Ezra Levant and Mark Steyn, why can’t we do the same with Section 18c and take a stand for personal freedom alongside Canada and the United States? Will the allegedly conservative Coalition’s pre-election commitment to free speech become non-operative?
….It now seems quite likely that the Abbott Government will surrender. These are dark days indeed.’ Quadrant
CrusaderRabbit
FOR LIBERTY
“.It now seems quite likely that the Abbott Government will surrender.”
COWARDS! How DARE they be so GUTLESS as to cave in before those who are anti-freedom!
Speaking of Australian laws, do you know of this guy KG? What’s this about not being able to shoot pests? You mention going hunting (and how hard it is to get a gun license) often and I would be interested in a bit more information on what this guy is talking about.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2014/06/02/Australian-Senator-Elect-For-Gun-Control-Repeal-The-Government-Is-Not-Your-Friend
The part about not being able to shoot pests on a farm is simply not true, Michael. For the rest, I agree wholeheartedly.
Now it seems the Democrats want to stifle free speech in he US but one man has stood firm against them.
http://therightscoop.com/ted-cruz-throws-down-lectures-fellow-senators-on-free-speech-and-the-first-amendment/
I suppose we’ll have to go the same way as the Europeans, start voting for the far right parties until the shitheads in the middle start noticing their place in the political landscape.