Hi again whistler. I really don't understand your position.

If one person can be convicted of a racism crime on the grounds of the RDA..how can you say "The constitution trumps it" ? ?

I simply don't get that.

The law was enacted and stands as it is.. surely, common sense tells you that if it was unconstitutional it would have been challenged to the nth degree by now ?

Parliament cannot make unconstitutional laws.. if they do..challenge.

Do you however agree.. that irrespective of the gender of the woman in the case.. she did in fact use racist language against the white prison guard and no amount of 'but but but' will change that. The motive and the trying circumstances is not relevant...if it was the RRT would not specifically state thus.

As for 'me'... I don't give 2 hoots about being called this or that.. what I DO care about is laws which are not impartially applied..which apply to one segment of the community but not to another on the grounds of skin color.

CJ.. you simply 'demonstrated' your self hating anti white racism by the surreal claims you made justifying blatant anti white discrimination.
You sided with the magistrate and not with the law.. thus it makes you clearly an anti white racist...even though presumably you are white.
I strongly contend the Greens would adopt the same anti white racism that you expressed, but would be happy to be proven wrong.

EVIDENCE of CJ's anti white racism.

-Furphy
-Peddling
-cynical
-frivolous
Turn the INTENT of the RDA on his head ? ? ? In saying that you clearly agree that it is a discriminatory act intended only to protect one group of people based on skin color i.e. Not...white.
-Provocation ?
-Notriously "structurally" racist... that rather says it all.

This would include, presumably, the Race Discrimination Act itself ?

As for the Greens... the evidence is in their constant vilification of (by actions) and attacks on Australian sovereignty and calls for 'International Law' to rule us.

Ludicrous.

So Boazy, I didn't "confess" "anti white racism" - rather you inferred it from my support of the magistrate's decision. Not quite the same, as you well know. Still, you've never apologised for lying before so I won't expect you to now.

Likewise, you can't point to any "loathesome anti white racism of the Greens". You just made that up too, didn't you?

The reason the RDA was enacted was to give redress to people who are victims of 'racial' discrimination. In the case that you keep inappropriately blathering about all over the forum, the complaint itself from the prison warder was obviously frivolous (do you have any idea the kinds of things that prison warders routinely say to prisoners, who are very disproportionately Indigenous?). The magistrate used his legal discretion to dismiss the case due to the mitigating circumstances, together with his undoubted commitment to justice.

Back to the topic - I heard Tahu on the news tonight. According to him, the incident was not an isolated one, and he sees himself as a role model for young people in standing up against remnant racism in the NRL. Good on him again, I say.

And - QUUUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENNSLAAAAAAAAAAAAANDER! :)

Oh what a 'soft cock' society we live in today.

Here's a bloke (inglis) tough as nails and, as if something like this would really hurt him.

What ever happend to 'sticks and stones', I ask!

All this racisum stuff is 100% media driven.

BTW, I am not a racist myself, I simply think we need to harden the F### up!

Yeah rightio rechtub, ya "sink them thar mooslim boat peoples terrorist queue jumping foreigners pauline hanson loving Cletus"

So you have seen the shape we are all in. Good. Now the world as one.

WHO said this would be easy? not ME. The balance with all humans is in you!( not me) How long can you fight with each other?( not me) How long can you fight with seeing each other as we are? How long can we fight for the same cause? People! We are running out of time! This planet will not take it much more.

This is what Tahu had to say on the news tonight:

<< "Leaving Origin was a really big decision for me and I'd like to clarify that it was not just one racial comment directed at one individual that offended me," he said.

"The remarks were directed at various races and the situation I encountered was totally unacceptable.

"I believe I am a role model for children and I did this to show my kids this type of behaviour is wrong.

"This isn't about me or Andrew Johns, it's about arresting racism and standing up for my beliefs. >>

You can find the video here:

Inglis remark tip of the iceberg: Tahu

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/06/14/2926681.htm?section=justin