Comments on: Contradiction or prejudice?

By: Peter M

Peter M — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 13:33:53 +0000

We are falling behind the world because we are pandering to the mainstream instead of building our own community.

Even the conservative ancient Hindu nation of Nepal is ahead of Australia on GLBT rights. Their Supreme Court ruled that GLBT indaviduals are NATURAL PEOPLE. It ordered their govenment to legislate to protect all rights of GLBT people including the right to marry.

We in Australia have never had NATURAL PEOPLE status and this goes to the core of all issues including marrage.

We must reunite our own community and demand our rights to be treated as NATURAL PEOPLE. Forget the mainstream, we will never find happyness in there. Unite the community, our own community, unite the GLBT vote, go to the courts and force Australia to accept us as NATURAL PEOPLE. NO LESS.

By: Mikhail Silverwood

Mikhail Silverwood — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 01:48:03 +0000

I was at the November 28 Equal Love rally in Melbourne.

I took some photos are wrote up a report on my blog: internationalannual.blogspot.com

Check it out.

By: Mikhail Silverwood

Mikhail Silverwood — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 01:46:40 +0000

If the law is passed that recognises same-sex marriages from other countries, get ready. We will see a wave of people heading over to Ohio and Vermont and Canada, getting married, and coming home the very next day.

Unless the campaign grows, our protest numbers increase and our angry letters keep flooding in, there is very little chance the federal government will change the gay marriage ban. Especially when we have two religious people as Liberal and Labor leaders.

The only hope is if Abbott, in electoral desperation, in needing to come up with any sort of policy to make the Australia public like him, says that he will allow for gay marriage.
Kevin Rudd then beats him to the punch and changes the law first.
The chances of that happening are not likely. Correction, zero.

By: Lulu Surch

Lulu Surch — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:54:43 +0000

Contradiction or prejudice? Both.
While the pollies stall on providing us with a more accurate and inclusive definition of marriage. They may as well amend the name of the “Liberal” Party, because as we all know, they represent the complete opposite to what thier name suggests.
Labour & Liberal may as well be merged as one Dictatorship due to thier blatent, recent and current diregard of their responsibilities under The Australian Constitution in relation to the enactment of this law.
**REVOLT!**