A classic Foxy stance.
She doesn't like something or someone, then they are immediately guilty, because she says so.
No, it's not acceptable to be accused by someone with an axe to grind.
An intelligent and fair minded, mature person would expect proof and truth, no less.
This BS of a typically weak Aussie govt is not justice, but further evidence where they will kowtow to the pathetic minorities for the sake of votes.
If females conducted themselves in a more mature and chaste manner, we would not see innocent people being wrongfully charged, in cases of a sexual nature.
Other more aggressive sexual encounters would be easy to prove, by the wounds inflected by the aggressor.
If the woman does not come forth immediately and report her encounter, then she is not convinced of her innocence and culpability in the event, therefore the longer she leaves it, the greater the loss of credibility on her part.
This law, like so many in this shitehouse country, further exacerbate an already biased legal system.
Biased against the consumer, and I have witnessed it, so can confirm.
These latest people incarcerated by this stupid rancid law are "historical", meaning they were alleged to have happened decades ago.
It is a bad enough that the accused may or may not have done what they are accused of, but to come forward after so long is just idiotic.
In any event the punishment was way over the top, only because it was politically advantageous to come down hard on these people, NOT because it was as serious an event as the bleeding hearts would want us to believe.

I just happened to glance at wonder-womans last post.
"The jury and judges found the complainant in the Pell case totally believable with no room for any doubt".
"Justice was served".
Well that's alright then, as long as these brainiacs found the complainant completely believable, then there is no doubt that Pell MUST be guilty.
What an asinine, immature, stupid and totally subjective thing to say, let alone make it the conclusion of a controversial situation.
Those who do not see the glaring flaw, and it's a dangerous one, in this type of law and this type of outcome, are seriously lacking in the capacity to reason and reckognise right from wrong, not only in law but in life.
I realise all too often those people lacking the basics of humanity and maturity are in the majority, so these kinds of laws and attitudes run rampant through our judiciary and the public in general.
It's this type of thinking that confirms that the inmates are in control of the asylum.

Hi there BANJO PATTERSON...

Mate, you argue a very compelling case for the execution of some of these vile criminals, via the use of a painless needle. As you would know, several States in the USA already execute their criminals via the needle. It's my understanding they employ three (3) needles to ensure death, and it's far from being instantaneous as reported by some of those who've actually witnessed these executions?

With the greatest respect - you'll 'never' convince me, that State initiated executions, are moral, legally infallible, or the answer to violent (capital) crimes. If an 'unsafe verdict' is discovered, the gaoled individual can be released. How do you remedy a legal mistake, when the accused has been executed? Thanks again for your contribution.

Well folks you've just seen -

"A classic ALTRAV stance."

When -

"He doesn't like something or someone..."

then they are immediately guilty of all sorts of things
apparently -
"because he says so".

"No it's not acceptable to be accused by someone
with an axe to grind."

"An intelligent, fair-minded, mature person..."
would not do that.

Well, he's just proven that theory.

Three cheers for ALTRAV -

Hip, Hip, Hooray!

Our resident entertainer.

You live but once - you might as well
be amusing.

He's really a nice person. A lovely guy.

Whom we all respect greatly.

And most importantly remember - when he says
you can't do it.
Do it twice - and take pictures.

I need to know more of this ALTRAV. Who is he? Where does he come from? Is he a god? I must know more.