You can still discriminate against me!

Gay rights advocates criticise new discrimination laws

Under the changes, religious groups will no longer be able to discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or breastfeeding.

But they can continue to discriminate on grounds including sexuality or marital status if it is in accordance with their beliefs.

You may think its just more 'poofs' having a whinge about 'rights' again. You may think about things like 'Mardis Gras' in Sydney and imagine, its just more 'flaming fags' complaining again. You may even think of such nasty things as 'paedophiles' when you are faced with Gay.

I am not a gay rights whinger.

I am not a flaming poof who does 'Mardis Gras'.

I am certainly not a paedophile (we tend to leave that to the hetrosexual-criminals on the most part!!!!)

But I am gay.

Not a lefty. Not a greeny. Not a socialist. And no, despite what some might think, I am not 'flaming' (you think I am? you need to get out more and see what true 'flaming' really is about!!!)

I am conservative. I am in a long term relationship (14 years). I wear a tie to work. I believe in 'family'!

But I am gay. And I am constantly amazed that, for this one thing, I am still legally allowed to be discriminated against in this country (Australia).

Doesn't seem right to me. But I will respect law, so feel free, take your best shot.

Sylvestor
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Posted 5 months ago

Collingwood forward suspended for headbutting groin

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COLLINGWOOD forward John Anthony has accepted a one-match suspension for headbutting North Melbourne defender Scott Thompson in the groin.
While the Magpies have been prepared to take cases to the tribunal this season, a guilty verdict would mean a two-match suspension and video footage of the incident looked damning.

Anthony kicked three goals in the easy win over the Kangaroos but there was little else to make the strong-marking forward happy.

Apart from the Thompson incident, coach Mick Malthouse gave Anthony a fearful boundary-line spray just before three-quarter time.

That incident was also caught on camera.

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That may well be the overview of what happened, from the AFL point of view, I just think its more likely a fellow footballer was helping out fellow player with an itch - with his teeth!?!?!

Classic moments in footy!

Sylvestor
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Posted 10 months ago