Could we get a petition going for the police to go look for real crimes instead? Obviously this will still be investigated but at least it sends a message.
Though I wouldn't be surprised if those who signed it would also be sued for "racism"
Austin Gray
Maybe you should use your guns and rise up against this oppressive regime. Oh wait, you gave them up. Maybe you should use your dignity and demand that this oppressive regime changes. Oh wait you gave that up after the cronolla riots. Maybe you should just shitpost on a Mongolian hide etching forum
Julian Collins
Giving women any kind of power was a mistake, most of the commentators who signed the petition are unsurprisingly females.
Camden Nelson
>my skin is my pride
Jacob Hill
>Central Coast >chiro "witch doctor" practor
Figures.
Lucas Hughes
>my skin is my pride
Someone should make a teeshirt saying that, then when useful idiots attack you, you can sue for racism against the honourable Nova Peris's quote.
Ayden Bailey
I bet if an African migrant got caught with a bunch of AK-47's in this country nothing would happen to him and they would let him off because were he comes from it's normal
Easton Wood
Lol, saying nasty things about race to a single person can never be called racism. It's called being rude.
Enjoy your PC brigade, you Aussie cunts.
Jaxson Taylor
The law's the law, senpai.
William Cruz
>call someone a black cunt >get arrested >call someone a white cunt >
Logan Hill
I hate people who can't take the banter and give a bit back.
The idea that you can run to the police because you got roasted on facebook is very concerning.
Jack Gutierrez
That's a little rich coming from you Sven.
Joseph Butler
>my skin is my pride
Adrian Watson
This is why I don't have a facebook. I know one day i'll be drunk and say something and then my life will be ruined
>you can get 3 years in prison in Australia for hurting someone's feefees >if an abbo rapes you you're supposed to apologize to him for ruining his culture Why haven't you kangaroo fuckers all just killed yourselves yet?
Easton Young
KEK U C K Australia YES
Kevin Price
Is this anywhere but America? Idc Is it murica? >I'M ENRAGED
Jason Smith
>and then my life will be ruined Would it really though? It depends what you want to do I guess.
It might be a good thing since you would be forced to do something more manly with your life instead of being a white collar faggot.
Jaxon Gomez
This is exactly why I never made a Kikebook or any other social media account in the first place.
Easton Wood
Note that the offence includes harassment and menace as well, and three years is the maximum sentence.
You _can_ get 3 years for being offensive, but you won't. That's not how sentencing works. The maximum sentence is reserved for the worst possible permutation of the crime. They don't just hand it out like candy.
Dickbutt in the OP is probably going to get a fine or community service.
Nathaniel Jones
Wow... Australia is shit.
Logan Sullivan
Plus you have no friends anyway m8.
Levi Morgan
>He has been charged with using a carriage service to cause offence. I hope the anglosphere can have a bonfire of legislation in the near future.
Blake Thomas
Fucking a. Aussie here that moved to burgerland as a child. Was thinking of moving back to based straya with some family as america is going down the shitter, but now am realizing nothing is sacred.
Still better than burgerland is going though....
David Myers
>woy woy what the fuck
Levi Phillips
Fuck off faggot, enjoy being prosecuted for saying anything not PC.
Leo Campbell
> carriage service GET OUTTA MY WAY YOU STINKING PEASANT!
Noah Harris
Look what happened to this cunt who insulted a jew:
s m h.com.au//breaking-news-national/three-years-not-enough-for-racism-victim-20110131-1aavd.html
Ayden Ramirez
Nice horses
Kayden Johnson
Jesus fuck, that is worse than North Korea or Sweden. What the fuck happened, 'straya?
Christian Edwards
le monke
Gavin Adams
Abbo
>my skin is my pride
Perfectly okay
White person
>my skin is my pride
"Why be proud of a biological accident?" "You didn't choose to be white, so why be proud; be proud of what you've accomplished as a person".
Henry Perez
>represented himself >acted like an ass in court >pissed off the judge >showed no remorse (which is code for "I'm too stupid to even pretend I'm sorry") >continued to do the things he was being sentenced for during his sentencing Not surprised, and it sounds like he deserved it. Not for le racism, but for being too stupid to realise that you don't fuck with the courts if you want to stay out of jail.
Isaac Williams
Hopefully all white countries will figure this out before they destroy us
Alexander Garcia
How the fuck do you quantify whether an offense occurred.... or how severe it was?
>Muh Feels: THE LAW
Joshua Howard
Shouldn't have to show remorse for hurting feelings.
Oliver Flores
I want to ____ that horse.
Owen Myers
>australia still thinks it's better than new zealand Top kek
Levi Martin
>>"Go back to the bush and suck on witchety grubs and yams."
It's a colorful retort
Aaron Kelly
I don't give a fuck if it's community service or even a day in mail. The fact that hurting someone's feelings is a CRIME is some of the most cucked shit I have ever heard of.
Ryder Ross
>"Go back to the bush and suck on witchety grubs and yams."
It's a colorful retort
Christian Brooks
It literally says right there: >that reasonable persons would regard as being, in all the circumstances ... offensive.
As for qantifying how severe it was, you'd compare it to other offences and look at the victim impact statement.
You have to show remorse for breaking the law. Otherwise the judge has no reason to believe you won't break it again.
Camden Rivera
If the charges are a fucking joke why the fuck should someone take it seriously? Literally a kangaroo court which deserves no respect.
Nathaniel Myers
This is fucked though 3 years for having an opinion that disagrees with a fucking kike. This shit shouldn't have even made the courts.
Thomas Wood
>You have to show remorse for breaking the law. Otherwise the judge has no reason to believe you won't break it again.
If the law is wrong and unjust, on a moral level, why exactly should I feel remorse for not following said unjust law?
If you start apologizing for that bullshit and say the law is not fucked up, then you are just making that bullshit more legitimate.
Camden Roberts
Hurting someone's feelings is the only crime. Look at murder. Why's that a crime? The person you murdered doesn't give a shit. He's fucking dead. He's physically incapable of caring one way or the other.
You get in trouble because you hurt the feelings of a bunch of other people by murdering him.
You're entitled to that opinion. Enjoy your three years in jail.
Then start your own micro-party and campaign against it, but that law was enacted through the exact same process as all the laws you agree with and think are necessary. Rule of law is based on all laws applying to all people in the same way. You don't get to opt out of laws you disagree with while at the same time enforcing the laws you like on everyone else.
Asher Allen
In France when some leftards had been arrested during some riot. They went with like 1000 of them to the police station and asked they were freed immediately or they would storm the station. The police released them.
You know what to do. Get 1000 nationalists and do it.
Andrew Evans
fuck black abo cunts
COME GET ME COPPERS
Jeremiah Peterson
NINETEEN EIGHTY FOUR.
MUH HURT FEELINGS
C-CALL THE THOUGHT POLICE SOMEONE SAID SOMETHING MEAN TO A POLITICIAN OF ALL PEOPLE.
Adam Price
jesus christ
Elijah Price
>If the law is wrong and unjust, on a moral level, why exactly should I feel remorse for not following said unjust law? Because we are all bound to follow the law regardless of whether we agree with it. Serial killers probably feel that laws against murder are unjust, but "I don't like that law" is not carte blanch to do what you want.
Kayden Williams
Would you say it's a little enriching? :^)
Anthony Brown
And if criticizing the feelings law is made illegal, then what?
Angel Hill
>>Woy Woy-based Shiieeet... my old highschool area.
Luke Clark
>reasonable persons
Yeah, but therein lies the problem. A reasonable person does not, by default, file charges for being offended. In likewise manner, any reasonable state does not and should not sanction and prosecute any accusation of offenses given or perceived.
By default this is fucking retarded.
>severity
Only a long chain of abuses, especially after warnings were given to stop, which could culminate in actual emotional harm should be regarded as severe enough to warrant legal action.
The law both demands and abolishes reason in the same law. What the fuck?
Nolan Anderson
>not knowing the difference between Malum prohibitum & Malum in se.
get a load of this faggot
Xavier Robinson
Post it on Twitter under an account with your name on it or no balls
Zachary Richardson
Nice circular logic cuck.
Elijah Scott
We are still all bound to follow the law regardless of whether we agree with it.
You're free to disobey the law if you want, but don't bitch like a fucking child when you get caught and punished. You knew how it worked when you went in.
>but therein lies the problem That's how the law has worked for hundreds of years, m8.
>A reasonable person does not, by default, file charges for being offended. People do not file criminal charges. The Crown files charges.
>any reasonable state does not and should not sanction and prosecute any accusation of offenses given or perceived. This law was passed constitutionally and democratically.
>By default this is fucking retarded. Just because you disagree with something does not make it wrong, because you are not automatically right. The courts exist to interpret law, not make law. It's not their place to decide which charges are filed or which laws ought to be enforced. This law exists, and this person was charged under it. That's all that matters to the courts.
>Only a long chain of abuses, especially after warnings were given to stop, which could culminate in actual emotional harm should be regarded as severe enough to warrant legal action. Excellent opinion, m8. Now point to where that's written in the law.
Brandon Myers
>implying just because you think that something is Malum prohibitum instead of Malum in se that means you don't have to follow the law
It's not circular logic. You have to follow the law or the government will punish you.
>b-b-b-b-but i think that's wrong Well then it's a good thing you don't live in Australia, Juan, and you can keep your opinions on our systems to yourself in future.
>no bill of rights >no enshrined right to freedom of speech >entire country sucking the sweet sjw cock of the ABC
it's only a matter of time before i join him in prison for insulting someone on the internet.
i can't wait to call the judge a worthless cunt. >bismuth.jpg
Gabriel Lewis
>i can't wait to call the judge a worthless cunt
Better yet, pay someone on the outside to have the judge and his whole family disapear in a tragic "accident". That would make them think twice about giving such sentences.
Thomas Thomas
You have an implied right to free political communication, senpai.
Shit like in the OP isn't political communication, just vulgar dribbling, which is why he got in trouble.
Tyler Ramirez
yeah implied isn't the same as enshrined and also, i don't want free speech if it only counts when my speech is political.
i want free speech because if you get upset if i call you names that's your fucking problem. it shouldn't be the case that i can go to jail for it.
obviously there needs to be reasonable bounds to it, but those bounds needs to be extremely precise.
Gavin Jones
No, what he said is perfectly valid and only a shiteating SJW is a large enough fascist to jail someone for committing the horrific crime of using words.
Landon Roberts
>i want free speech so i can call people niggers without consequences This is exactly why we don't have free speech, desu.
Not that you're wrong. I agree, laws against offensive speech are for soft cunts, but that's the law. People here just don't want to live in a country like America - which is why we live in Australia instead.
>what he said is perfectly valid Sure, but it's not political communication so it's not protected.
Carson Thompson
Your governments' lack of acknowledgement of basic human rights is disgusting. Your defense of that system is disgusting.
Cameron Phillips
I would argue he was using political speech.
Mason Carter
Cry more, you greenie hipster faggot.
Human rights are a meme and you can take them back to your shithole and enjoy them as much as you want.
Lincoln Anderson
Is it OK to be proud of your family or something your parents have done
Extrapolate from there
Also >what is in group preference Obviously you shouldn't live vicariously through your race, but taking pride in your culture is not a bad thing
As opposed to the new leftist variant which praises blacks skin for political power
Jose Peterson
would you say it offends you?
Zachary Thomas
...
Hunter Martinez
>charged with using a carriage service to cause offence.
Causing offense is a crime in most eurpoor cuntrees.
My fucking god I love American, even for her problems she's the best option for shitlords like me.
Dominic Nguyen
Just because it's the law does not mean it's correct. Do you cunts even have a method of redress to chalenge these bad laws? Or do you just suck whichever government dick is placed on front of you by muh democracy?
Colton Baker
It's not too far from Wagga Wagga.
Luis Bennett
>Just because it's the law does not mean it's correct. It does, however, mean that it's the law.
>Do you cunts even have a method of redress to chalenge these bad laws? Yes, the High Court and the Parliament.
Levi James
I'm going to start reporting emu fearing posters to the authorities.
You deserve it for ever passing a law like that.
Jordan Smith
Thanks, i'll continue calling people niggers on facebook without being arrested for it.
Zachary Rodriguez
>but that's the law
sadly yes, and getting any kind of change to this sad state of affairs is probably not going to happen in my life time.
>i want free speech so i can call people niggers without consequences i think you are mis-interpreting how i feel about the situation:
calling someone a nigger should = social repercussions NOT legal repercussions
so if i call you a worthless stinking coon and whoever hears it doesn't like it - then i can(probably should) expect that by doing so i most likely will end up trending on jewbook or the main story of 7pm project as 'that racist cunt'.
i shouldn't expect to end up on the 6pm news in fucking lockup after being tazed and pepper sprayed by the thought police.
Jeremiah Morgan
Nah bro I could care less how you choose to live. It's just a reminder that there's no reason to travel outside the U.S. because the rest of the world is basically peasants.
Dominic Sanders
this is opening a can of worms to make people become politically correct even if there opinion is good or bad they will not say a word because they are afraid to offend then they have no personality, no happiness , no freedom and the NEW WORLD ORDER HAS BEGUN
David Smith
>calling someone a nigger should = social repercussions NOT legal repercussions The thing is that you don't get one without the other, because if calling someone a nigger incites strong enough social repercussions then it will end up inciting legal repercussions too, because the law (is supposed to) reflects the will of society.
Owen Martinez
>I could care less
Owen Garcia
Damn, that is some nice bants, though.
Nathan Richardson
Once they get your guns, your right to free speech is next.
Carter Fisher
The law can fuck itself
Robert Green
True enough, but haven't you heard? It's 2016 America needs to join us on our knees.
Christian James
You will be shot instead
Joseph Gomez
lol this though
Camden Taylor
no i think free speech should enshrine your right to call someone any fucking name you want without legal repercussions.
frankly, being verbally racist should be just as much a part of every day life as any other type of verbal commentary that people find offensive - because by doing so you actually hurt yourself socially if it goes against the generally accepted consensus of behaviour for your society.
now if your speech goes into the bounds of inciting violence or other specific acts that do more than just hurt the fee' fees we reach a fairly reasonable point where it reaches the threshold for legal repercussions.
or if you go 'fuck off nigger you aren't getting this job' even though they might be entirely the perfect candidate for a job, as only one example.
Joseph Clark
if he has had such a horrible life why does she call him an ugly person and why was he arrested? clearly he has been oppressed by the system(™) and all his faults should be the responsibility of someone else?
Wyatt Williams
Why don't other countries have the 1st Amendment?
Cameron Sullivan
This, it is good to be proud of you country, but not your skin, that is nigger tier behavior.
>Look at me, I have nothing but my melanin count to pride myself
