ftfyExceptions are still applicablePretty sure the court has a firm grasp of BEE discrimination.
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ftfyExceptions are still applicablePretty sure the court has a firm grasp of BEE discrimination.
And each was fined R150 000?
But nice anecdotes. I can find a dozen that weren't taken to court, except I really only care about escaping this ****hole.
I seem to remember you quite actively calling for Malema to be arrested for hate speech when he was singing 'kill the boer'...Aawww Nunnie shampies.
Poor thing.
We need to set in some nannies in training. I see people need their nappies changed and snot wiped.
Grow a pair.
You can not legislate "being c*** ' out of people.
Eat a table spoon of concrete with breakfast.
Stop being such a freaking weakling.
Yes, you are right. I was incorrect when I said there are no laws specifically about hate speech, what I meant (as I clarified later) was no laws criminalizing hate speech. The existing laws are civil - someone has to take the accused person to court and can get monetary compensation, just like any civil court case. If nobody takes the individual to court, nothing happens. When hate speech is criminalized, the police have to arrest the accused person as they have committed a crime - irrespective of whether an individual is suing them in civil court or not...Stop talking crap. Hate speech is already covered by existing legislation. They simply want to make it a criminal offense so nobody is given any new protection apart from the new categories of "hate" speech. Then the existing legislation already has room for hate crimes but it's just never been applied.
I wouldn't call it backtracking, no, I would call it learning. I said in my very first post on this matter that my opinion was one of a layman and I don't see a problem with accepting that there are words that may require further clarification, once it's pointed out to me. I didn't realise that one is supposed to pick a point of view and stick to it come hell or high water or be be accused of 'backtracking'. My fundamental view has not changed. This bill is good and long overdue - yes, some terms may require further clarification before it's implemented but the basic reasoning behind it is good, IMOBacktracking much now it's been explained to you? This abomination is worse than the crackdown on media freedom bill and has to be scrapped.
Teenage girl to friend - " I hate my mother, she's such a bitch! "
That seems to fall within the categories the Act proposes.
I seem to remember you quite actively calling for Malema to be arrested for hate speech when he was singing 'kill the boer'...
Had this proposed bill been in effect, the police would have had no option but to arrest him.
But I guess you've grown up over the intervening years and decided you no longer need a nanny.
I wouldn't call it backtracking, no, I would call it learning.
Aawww Nunnie shampies.
Poor thing.
We need to set in some nannies in training. I see people need their nappies changed and snot wiped.
Grow a pair.
You can not legislate "being c*** ' out of people.
Eat a table spoon of concrete with breakfast.
Stop being such a freaking weakling.
So would "I hate Telemarketers" Please insert as you wish. Some suggestions, Taxi Drivers, Politicians, Telkom? etc.
Most learners do not call the study material nonsense and garbage before abruptly backtracking :crylaugh:
My comment was specifically aimed at Mila who was quite vocal about calling for Malema to be arrested for hate speech.I think you should really stop with this line as you’ve said it quite a few times now.
I think what most people wanted was the likes of Malema or the folks writing “kill all whites” on university walls to be reprimanded in the same fashion that a Penny Sparrow was. That's all. Do you get this?
Probably no use arguing. If you cannot see how this government is continuously trying to sign new petty proposals into law (the internet bill is another example) which can ultimately be used as a tool to protect themselves well then so be it. Let’s create 34896235235 laws. This way no one will be able to do or say anything but enjoy the rest of their lives in our new Sunny Socialist State.
This forum is so hypocritical. Always crying for tougher laws and yet when steps are taken to increase the punitive sanctions on those that peddle hate crime then they start back tracking. Of course, let us not be fooled here, the only reason why this proposed law is "wrong" is because, just like BEE, it seek to protect those that are traditionally on the lower end of the scale.
This forum is so hypocritical. Always crying for tougher laws and yet when steps are taken to increase the punitive sanctions on those that peddle hate crime then they start back tracking. Of course, let us not be fooled here, the only reason why this proposed law is "wrong" is because, just like BEE, it seek to protect those that are traditionally on the lower end of the scale.
This forum is so hypocritical. Always crying for tougher laws and yet when steps are taken to increase the punitive sanctions on those that peddle hate crime then they start back tracking. Of course, let us not be fooled here, the only reason why this proposed law is "wrong" is because, just like BEE, it seek to protect those that are traditionally on the lower end of the scale.
[...]it seek to protect those that are traditionally on the lower end of the scale.
This forum is so hypocritical. Always crying for tougher laws and yet when steps are taken to increase the punitive sanctions on those that peddle hate crime then they start back tracking. Of course, let us not be fooled here, the only reason why this proposed law is "wrong" is because, just like BEE, it seek to protect those that are traditionally on the lower end of the scale.
Ironic coming from you given how you are the one doing most of the whinging here. You cry about BEE, Malema, ANC, Zuma, corruption white genocide, you even whinge about the whingers. :crylaugh::crylaugh::crylaugh: Grow a pair.