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Could Australia’s gay marriage debate be the next revolt against the establishment? : Comments
By Lyle Shelton, published 21/11/2016Blowing up the plebiscite was never about protecting vulnerable gays from Christian hate merchants, it was about making sure the issue did not find its way into the hands of ordinary people who might not do as they are told.
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What ! Are you having a lend of me, eh ! I've never heard of such a mouthful when it comes to a simple acronym - it's little wonder the title is consigned to an assemblage or cluster of letters? Anyway thanks for that, I'm afraid I'm well behind the pace of things when it comes to the use of modern lingo.
You know, having read much of what you've written, it might surprise you that some of it, in principle at least, I agree with. The difference between us, I'm totally pragmatic, whereas you're very much a theoretician. And in general terms never the twain shall meet, though there is some common ground, where exactly is beyond me.
What's always triggered my bristles A.J.PHILIPS, apart from my personal enmity of you, is your intransigence in what you say is 'always right'. And you strongly assert that position by employing an immense reservoir of academic argument that tends to leave the reader profoundly stunned. To a point they stagger from the Forum in a daze, feeling as they've done 10 rds with 'Iron' Mike TYSON.
Whereas words are just that, mere words. It's personal opinions, experiences, our own and others views, that's the stuff of sound argument! We might quote 'Lord Muck' in the House of Lords occasionally, giving us his learned opinion and that's all very nice. However it's not him we wish to hear, it's yours or mine or someone else, that's who's opinion we wish to know, not some dreary Lord a century past. Thanks again for defining the acronym.