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I found this Mark Dice video on Free Speech very interesting, where it transpires that quoting the Bible or Mother Theresa on Twitter is now hate speech, and that Australian Avi Yemini got banned from Facebook, after his expose showing Australian comedian Jim Jeffries' highly deceptive editing his of interview with Yemini (where Yemeni's responses were put to different questions that had been asked - showing Yemini as a bad character, as opposed to the rational responses he'd actually made to the questions)
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Beats me about that.Mark Dice who believes Katy Perry is satanic, that super bowl half-time shows are illuminati rituals, and that the terror attacks of 9-11 were done by the american government?
Interesting ....Mark Dice does have a loaded background. But so does RT ( Russia TV) and Al Jazerra we have to be careful ourselves what to pick as incorrect / correct. Does not mean we ignore everything. Half the time these people want us to ignore stuff so it becomes second nature to dismiss the truth.Mark Dice who believes Katy Perry is satanic, that super bowl half-time shows are illuminati rituals, and that the terror attacks of 9-11 were done by the american government?
Interesting ....Mark Dice does have a loaded background. But so does RT ( Russia TV) and Al Jazerra we have to be careful ourselves what to pick as incorrect / correct. Does not mean we ignore everything. Half the time these people want us to ignore stuff so it becomes second nature to dismiss the truth.
they dont ask anyone to follow their views. These are not their views, they are the views of Jesus Christ.Court and Folau don't have to ask people to follow their views.
Completely untrue. Those expressing outrage are not being influenced at all, they are simply expressing outrage for the sake of it. If you dont like what a guy writes on his twitter feed, dont follow him, or what Margaret Court states in private company, then dont chase her down.They have celebrity status and some people will pay attention to their views regardless of being asked or not. That's where they need to apply a little bit of responsibility.
incorrect, he is expressing christianity 101. ALL are sinners, and to repent and be saved.Mr Folau is expressing his interpretation of christianity.
13 million christian Australians do not believe that homosexuals are evil and should rot in hell.
The only reason to include them on the list (homosexuality in particular) is to generate publicity.
they dont ask anyone to follow their views. These are not their views, they are the views of Jesus Christ.
they dont ask anyone to follow their views. These are not their views, they are the views of Jesus Christ.
Now on the other hand, those who want to shut down Court and Foloau, are indeed imposing their views.
Completely untrue. Those expressing outrage are not being influenced at all, they are simply expressing outrage for the sake of it. If you dont like what a guy writes on his twitter feed, dont follow him, or what Margaret Court states in private company, then dont chase her down.
incorrect, he is expressing christianity 101. ALL are sinners, and to repent and be saved.
wrong, its 13,000,001 christians that dont beleive that, becuase you forgot to include Israel Folau who does not beleive that either. If you take a chance to read Folau's statememt where he explains further you would know that he beleives he is also a sinner, and so is everyone else, equally, no exceptions. But I guess that not going to suit you to understand him fully.
You are expressing your interpretation of christianity here, and you are wrong.
wrong, its a direct quote from the bible, 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 albeit paraphrased but the meaning is not changed at all. This whole issue is about the H word, and if it wasnt there nobody would have cared. But thats the point, the social justice warriors want this word deleted from a history book and Israel folou is the pawn in their game.
[code] 1Cor6:9-11 Or do you not know that the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: neither the sexually immoral, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor men who practice homosexuality, nor thieves, nor the greedy, nor drunkards, nor revilers, nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. And ysuch were some of you. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God.[/code]
p.s. sorry for late reply - i was on a frequent flyer holiday.
I still don't understand this whole debate.they dont ask anyone to follow their views. These are not their views, they are the views of Jesus Christ.
Now on the other hand, those who want to shut down Court and Foloau, are indeed imposing their views.
Perhaps to be accurate, they are the translated version of someone else's interpretation (probably of someone else's intrepretation) of Jesus Christ's views.
You left out the bit where they are actually just the opinions of people who were not there at the time of the alleged statements, did not meet or know any of the people who were there at the time and decided to write down some stuff they may or may not have heard from someone up to some 200 years after it was alleged some of this stuff, or something like it, may have been said by someone at the time.
And the bit that will annoy the heck out of me is that his lawyers have indicated they will appeal - ie make all the money you can out of it. That's not standing up for your beliefs, it's just being greedy IMO.I don't see it as freedom of speech, as far as my understanding of this is that he willingly signed a binding contract and I'm fairly sure he would have been told of the dire repercussions of breaking said contract.
Which just adds to my thoughts that he wants out of that contract.
Except that the Social media Code of Conduct was not in his signed contract.He was later sent a letter regarding the Social Media Terms but he refused to sign it.Nevertheless for a considerable amount of time Rugby Australia turned a blind eye and kept selecting him.I don't see it as freedom of speech, as far as my understanding of this is that he willingly signed a binding contract and I'm fairly sure he would have been told of the dire repercussions of breaking said contract.
Which just adds to my thoughts that he wants out of that contract.
The Social Media policy is included in a standard Code of Conduct that the players agree to upon executing their employment contract - similar to I assume the majority on here.Except that the Social media Code of Conduct was not in his signed contract.He was later sent a letter regarding the Social Media Terms but he refused to sign it.Nevertheless for a considerable amount of time Rugby Australia turned a blind eye and kept selecting him.
Considering he's been dropped from personal sponsorship endorsement deals now as well goes to show these views by sponsors to both RA & the individual is not specific to Qantas whom you are referring to.Basically this has come about because of pressure from a major sponsor.
He's not being discriminated against based on his religion though, If that was the case why haven't all the other Polynesian players who constantly post about their religion, beliefs and love of god being referred to Code of Conduct hearings? Because when they post these on their social they do not denigrate particular groups of society like Folau has now down on numerous occasions.Besides under the Fair Work Act a person can not be discriminated against because of his religion.
A former senior Fair Work Commissioner is on record as saying Rugby Australia would lose in the FWC if Israel Folau made a complaint.