Use the Word 'Man?' That Will Be $95,000, Please

Kirralie Smith and Binary lose appeal against vilification finding

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Woman Found Guilty Of "Misgendering," Must Pay $95,000 For Calling Two Dudes “Men”

Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!The problem with living in Australia is that you do not have this little thing called “rights.” Subsequently, because the government has mandated compelled speech, lies have become truth. If you dare even mention the old truth, such as men are men, you could end up paying nearly $100,000 out of pocket to make amends for such an act. This is precisely what has hap…

Use the Word 'Man?' That Will Be $95,000, Please

Australian court fines women's rights activist $95K for calling trans athletes 'men' in social media posts.

AUS: Women’s Rights Campaigner Guilty of ‘Vilification’ for Calling Trans-Identified Male Athletes ‘Men’ Loses Appeal, Ordered to Pay $95,000

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has ruled on appeal that a woman convicted of ‘vilification’ for referring to two trans-identified male athletes as men must pay a collective $95,000 to them, in addition to court costs, despite documented evidence of one player having injured at least one female athlete on the pitch. The...

AUS: Women's Rights Campaigner Guilty of 'Vilification' for Calling Trans-Identified Male Athletes 'Men' Loses Appeal, Ordered to Pay $95,000

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has ruled on appeal that a woman convicted of ‘vilification’ for referring to two trans-identified male athletes as men must pay a collective $95,000 to them, in addition to court costs, despite documented evidence of one player having injured at least one female athlete on the pitch. The decision, handed down today, argues that by referring to the trans-identified males by their sex constitutes “serious cont…

Foul leaflets stoke call for beefed up vilification Act

PERTH deputy lord mayor David Goncalves has called for WA’s anti-vilification laws to be expanded to include LGBTQIA+ people after a Gosnells man was fined for distributing offensive flyers targeting members of the community. Councillor Goncalves, formerly president of Rainbow Labor, said the outcome highlighted gaps in the state’s laws. “The law still fails to recognise the distinct harm done when people are singled out, named and degraded beca…