Woolworths SA refuses to back down from supporting Pride Month

I don't have any particular position on it. You claimed it was illegal and then failed to provide any evidence for this.
Of course it's illegal, you are defacing property you don't own...... what a revelation.
 
It's just a pedestrian crossing, a very visible one. It doesn't interfere in the safety of the road or the visibility of other painted road signs.
But how will conservatives ever cross the road if they have to walk on a rainbow...? I mean they could catch fire if they step on a rainbow.
 
My sentiments exactly.
Why we're following the Americans with Pride Month and pandering with symbolism is beyond me.
Its the DA. They have no original ideas. They are the Democrats but 5 years behind.

American would successfully put the woke away and then the DA will still try and implement it here.
 
And yet they allow people to put churches all over the suburbs, and then I have to explain it to my children. The horror.
If that was supposed to be an indirect attack on "my beliefs", your targeting is about as accurate as a kooky Russian missile guidance system blowing up it's own launcher. The fact that I somehow triggered your whattaboutism proves me correct.

/dEfEnD tHe CULT ... which has nothing to do with true L,G & T folks.
 
For me the plastic bag thing is bollocks. Thankfully Woolies Online (free delivery if you have their Black card) delivers in plastic bags. :) For free.

On a separate subject I know some shelter dwelling homeless LGBT folks. I wonder if Woolies would be an ally and give them a sandwich or two if they rocked up? I wouldn't hold my breath.
 
It's completely legal to paint whatever you want on the road if the local government says you can.
I have no evidence to substantiate this, or to the contrary.
Not that I'm saying they have a problem with non-compliance, but I strongly suggest they consult nationals laws and supporting docs. It's specified down to exact dimensions. What's next? Pink, purple and orange traffic lights?

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