Australia becomes even more sissified! (Sorry Phil, Sledge)

[twyacht]

Chopper Reid surely has some thoughts,.....I warned many moons ago, plastic sporks are going to be mandatory, as standard forks and knives are just to dangerous for you rowdy folks.

No more busting someone's head open with a beer bottle, or slinging a glass shot glass at the forehead of your friend,

Ah, the good ol' days are gone,......Solo plastic cups and Sporks fella's, that's the future....

Wait till they ban shoe/boot laces,.....and go to velcro....

[Fatman]

Wait till they ban shoe/boot laces,.....and go to velcro....

No velcro - you might get a static shock ripping it open.

[philw]

Wait till they ban shoe/boot laces,.....and go to velcro....

they might ban them  however look what we can say though

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/a-magistrate-has-ruled-race-hate-words-are-not-illegal/story-e6frf7l6-1225903352637

A MAGISTRATE has ruled the terms 'sandn---r' and 'ni---r' not offensive to a reasonable person.

Queensland magistrate Michael O'Driscoll made the ruling yesterday when he dismissed a case against a Gold Coast retiree charged with sending an offensive facsimile to a local politician.

A staff member working for Broadwater MP Peta-Kaye Croft complained to police after receiving the document from 62-year-old Denis Mulheron of Labrador on June 30 last year, the Gold Coast Bulletin reports.

Christie Turner, 28, told Southport Magistrates Court she was deeply offended when she read the one-page fax which called on the Labor Party to tighten immigration laws against "n----rs" and "sandn----r terrorists" and Muslim women with circumcised genitals.

The fax also made reference to indigenous Australians as 'Abos'.

Mr Mulheron told the court he believed he was using 'everyday English' in the fax.

He said he had grown up with the slang terms for Arabs and black Africans and did not believe they were offensive.

"I'm not a member of the cafe, chardonnay and socialist set ... to me that is everyday language," he said.

Ms Turner said to her, as a young woman, Mr Mulheron's words were both offensive and disturbing.

"There are appropriate ways to express opinions about immigration policies and this was not one of them," she said.

Mr Mulheron was charged with using a carriage service, namely a fax machine, to menace, harass or offend - a offence which carries a maximum penalty of three years in jail.

After lengthy consideration, Mr O'Driscoll ruled that Mr Mulheron's words were not enough to invoke criminal sanctions.

"The words used were crude, unattractive and direct but were not offensive to a reasonable person," he said.

But he made it clear the court in no way condoned Mr Mulheron's comments.

so   will that that also include  dune coons   

[jnevis]

they might ban them  however look what we can say though

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/a-magistrate-has-ruled-race-hate-words-are-not-illegal/story-e6frf7l6-1225903352637


so   will that that also include  dune coons   

Nigel-eell  f-ing LEGEND

[sledgemeister]

Nigel-eell  f-ing LEGEND

Roflmao! perzackerly!

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