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The right to speak freely, or the need to be heard? : Comments
By Rob Cover, published 6/5/2014Was the interruption of last night's Q&A justified on the basis of a right to be heard? Is this a justification for Section 18C?
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I think these people are hypocrites because we never see them protest against far worse offenders of human rights like Islam, like North Korea and its keeper China or any African state, for instance Boko Haram and its government affiliations in Nigeria.
The left always pick soft targets and there is none softer than the conservatives who are restrained by their nature and philosophy.
This also explains my charge of cowardice; it takes bravery to protest against the horrors of Islam and no bravery at all to sneak on Q&A [if they weren't invited] and carry on like pork chops.
As for bludgers; the left are full of righteous entitlement; is there a left wing activist who isn't employed by the government?
Ok.