#SSM Same Sex Marriage - VOTE NO - New Hate-Crime Laws

[Rev.Cambeul]

SSM voting forms not secure.

According to MSM, it's easy to fraudulently duplicate SSM voting forms and pass them off as legit. The official government response: Sh...It happens.

SSM: ABS releases same-sex marriage postal survey form
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-11/abs-releases-same-sex-marriage-postal-survey-form/8893250

ABS warns Australians not to post same-sex marriage survey forms online
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/abs-warns-australians-not-to-post-samesex-marriage-survey-forms-online-20170913-gygtuz.html

SSM postal survey envelopes reveal same-sex marriage responses under torch light, prompting privacy concerns
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-09-13/ssm-postal-survey-envelopes-reveal-responses-under-torch-light/8942876

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/temple-christian-college-principal-marcel-rijken-urges-parents-to-vote-no-in-samesex-marriage-postal-survey/news-story/8f14d9aac56d24fd4730847d05cbbee1

A SECOND Christian college has warned that schools risk losing their right to teach the traditional view of marriage if same-sex marriage is legalised, urging parents to vote "no" in the postal survey.

The principal of non-denominational Temple Christian College, Marcel Rijken, has joined affiliated Sunrise Christian School in writing to parents saying the idea the Constitution will adequately protect religious freedom is "patently absurd".

In the letter, Mr Rijken said the ability of schools to teach Christian views would likely have to be tested in the High Court.

"It is likely to take expensive litigation through to the High Court to finally resolve this issue, and this is not an avenue which our school would necessarily be able to fund," he said.


Former PM Kevin Rudd says godson Sean was punched for "standing up for marriage equality".
"As a Christian school, we have genuine concerns about our ongoing ability to have these very discussions and to continue to teach and model these views ... we are, respectfully, asking all those associated with the school community to participate and consider voting 'NO' in the survey." Both Temple and Sunrise belong to the Adelaide Christian Schools group.

Mr Rijken said 87 per cent of UN member states supported traditional marriage, including half of OECD nations.

"Decisions of international courts and tribunals have clearly demonstrated that there is no 'human rights'-based requirement to recognise 'same-sex marriage'," he said.

"The worldview which underpins the proposed changes is dramatically different to the Biblical worldview to which we hold as a Christian school.

"The (survey) question implies an understanding of marriage as merely a legal construct, recognising the relationship between two adults removed from the traditional anchor of family and children and without the constraint of biological complementarity."

Former High Court judge Michael Kirby, who is gay, yesterday described the postal survey as "hurtful" while speaking at a graduation ceremony at Adelaide University.

"To submit the rights of a minority of citizens of this country to the voting decision of a majority of others as a precondition to the mere possibility of having the issue considered in the normal way in Parliament is very hurtful," he said.

Liberal Party federal vice- president Karina Okotel said same-sex marriage would deprive children of their right to know biological parents.

[Rebel]

Whether you like it or not, you will be forced to accept it. How do I know that? Same already in one state where more than 90% people voted NO and the government had it legalised under another law/name.

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

[Rev.Cambeul]

ALERT! The faggot and dyke filth that consider vilification to be the mere dislike of their degenerate ways are watching you ...


Online discussions on same-sex marriage to be monitored

Felicity Caldwell | Brisbane Times | 14 September 2017

https://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/politics/queensland/online-discussions-on-same-sex-marriage-to-be-monitored-20170914-p4yvwr.html

Extract: A team of Queensland volunteers will scour neo-Nazi and other far-right or anti-gay web forums to monitor conversation around same-sex marriage and report those who overstep legal boundaries during the postal survey period.

The LGBTI Legal Service will run a project named Like Love, involving training and co-ordinating volunteers to monitor online forums, media and posters to ensure accountability where unlawful vilification may have occurred.

LGBTI Legal Service president Matilda Alexander said vilification had increased on social media and in posters and there was a need to educate the community that certain forms of speech were unlawful hate speech, not justified by freedom of speech provisions.

A team of volunteers will be trained before monitoring "No" vote websites, neo-Nazi and extreme right wing and anti-Same Schools pages to ensure they were not breaking the law.

The information will be compiled and sent to the Anti-Discrimination Commission Queensland for investigation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyCcx3GbX5w

Bound For Glory: The Anthem of Freddie Mercury

The Queensland government has announced an extra $7000 for the Like Love project during the postal survey.

The funding comes from a contingency fund that was set aside to assist legal services responding to emerging community legal needs.

Queensland Attorney-General Yvette D'Ath said the LGBTI Legal Service expected there to be an increased demand for legal assistance during the postal survey.

"The Palaszczuk government is committed to ensuring Queenslanders have the help they need during this crucial time of the marriage survey, and we want to support the LGBTI community as much as possible," she said.

Last month, Queensland Health announced $338,000 for four non-government organisations to protect the mental health of LGBTIQ community members during the postal survey.

The volunteer-run LGBTI Legal Service received government funding for the first time in April - $406,000 over the next three years.

If people spot questionable content, the LGBTI Legal Service has asked they take a screen shot and visit the Fag, Dyke & Freak Legal Service.

Community Announcement

Vilification is a public act or statement that incites others to hate a person or their group because of their gender identity or sexuality. A public act includes publication on the internet. Vilification is UNLAWFUL in Queensland. If you live in Queensland and hear or see something in your neighbourhood, post box, or on social media that incites hatred on the basis of gender identity or sexuality, we advise you to record or screen capture it (including the date and time) and seek legal advice.

The LGBTI Legal Service is currently running a project to address hate speech called "LIKE LOVE". Comments saying that gay people are more likely to be rapists or pedophiles have been found to be unlawful vilification in other legal cases. These kind of comments are not excused by the right to free speech.

http://www.lgbtilegalservice.org

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

Why am I spending so much tax $ on poofs and Lesos feelings from being hurt? So what if people don't like their lifestyle? Can't people talk about it? How about we get a plebiscite on if we want to spend $ on poofters hurt feelings?

How about that money being spent in infrastructure and schools and hospitals?