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The politics of apology and the laws of compensation : Comments
By Nilay Patel, published 14/2/2008Many international conventions binding on Australia recognise a right to an effective remedy for the stolen generations: but what are the legal issues?
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Thatchers Boy;- it takes a while for you to get your nonsense into a barely coherent form and post, doesn't it?
Now I'll answer you. Because I'M ready to.
Monday was an interesting day. A squeal of brakes; a thump and then some really loud screaming. A women hit a neighbours pitbull that ran into the street'; it died instantly. She should have locked her car door. The owner dragged her by her hair, and still holding her that way was punching her in the face.
It WAS an accident. It was also very difficult to get that man to release his grip. The day was spent with witness statements and two further interviews. This fellow broke her jaw!
TB: just outlandish enough to be true eh? I have hinted at this in my previous post, but why should I tell you now? WEEELLLLL; just a little update.
A prominent barrister (Brownie's Honour)and another well-known organisation have been made (by me)- aware of these two racist posts.
Will the sky fall in? No. But has this site and the posts that were/are considered appropriate on this particular forum come to the notice of groups that take a very dim view of this filth.....OH YES!
OLO is now being observed. That won't stop. It won't stop, because if this kind of thing can go up on OLO on grounds of Freedom of Speech, than racism is approved; it has a green light here, and without question the situation will get worse. (I know two of the writers, and I shall be contacting them).
Any opposition to this pernicious ugly trend on OLO has been met with the threat of suspension!!
Freedom of Speech my rrrrr's