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Aravinda's avatar

Thanks for sharing this story. I wish the people would get more involved in stopping this illegitimate lawfare. How wonderful someone was kind enough to help get them to a safe place.

Congrats on your new "kids".

Pyrrho of Elis's avatar

I went to high school in Belgium in the early 1970s. One day our family dog got loose. We later learned that he was killed on the highway — when the police showed up at our house in Bierges with his collar - and a bill for the damage to the car that hit him. Weird country.

Pony Wisdom's avatar

If I remember correctly, people over there successfully sued the government for damage resulting from potholes. Material damages seem to be easier to sue for than constitutional protections over there.

Pony Wisdom's avatar

Australia's Prime Minister Albanese is now abusing the Bondi attacks to codify unacceptable extreme government censorship. One section of the draft allows the government to censor “any other material or conduct” that the Communications Minister “is satisfied may cause serious harm.” With public trust in his government in a deep dive, he must no be allowed to censor opposing views at will!

https://www.public.news/p/australias-prime-minister-threatens?utm_campaign=email-half-post&r=uhcpo&utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

As we said here, the Bondi attacks were horrific, but it is equally horrific to use them as a pretext for biased justice or censorship.

Pony Wisdom's avatar

The silent hierarchy imposed by the woke power structure never made the least sense. It is time to drop characteristics from any laws or regulations, as we argued here.

California is still doing the opposite, though. Its "gay certification programme" only exists to exert institutionalized discrimination against business owners who still want to contribute for humanity's survival:

https://christopherrufo.com/p/inside-californias-gay-certification?publication_id=1248321&post_id=202282557&isFreemail=true&r=uhcpo&triedRedirect=true