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  1. no it wasnt. sexuality as the gay community have said for decades is no one elses business. And as i have said many ex players going back to VFL days made no secret of being gay or being involved in gay activities. No big deal. Gays have always been part of footy, as players, as club officials, as trainers, cheer squads, supporters and members of social clubs. i know this from being involved in two VFL clubs, both big Clubs. As to why no one would go on 60 minutes or similar. The media would be in a frenzy and what if that person , like all of us, being human, was not a good role model. What then? im really stuggling with what more , some people want. i said before i have done my last post. now i am going to log out of demonland . Enjoy the rest of your footy supporting as the game gets more dictated and separated to by interest groups.
  2. why on earth would they. the whole premise of sexual preference is that its an individual thing. common knowlege players going back to the 70s lived openly as gay men and all their teamates and the public knew. i could name names but I wont do that.
  3. Malicious untrue story to be true AFL has a policy of privste first warning for homosexual slurs would be an in confidence agreement Adelaide has just broken would also mean Adelaide putting Isak under a bus. just give it a rest. he has 4 weeks, going to miss a finals campaign , likely regret his action for life.
  4. pretty much confirms what im up against. cads and bounders.
  5. good for you, i too advocate for nicely put, thank you. For some context i too work with marginised people , both professionally and in a long term voluntary capacity and note that three of the people suspended for this offence sre from marginalised communities.
  6. please dont appropiate straight language.
  7. and you da person who called me a boomer as a slur. if i dont get any more insults i will see you all next year. big if tbough you can join as you have a sense of humour. i already have one with a few friends
  8. please define immediately
  9. Try being a straight, law abiding white anglo msn who has worked hard all his life, raised children, done voluntary work for the most vunerable in tbe community . how dare you. You want a separate community , go for it.
  10. good luck with your projects.
  11. I said there has never beena defence called gay panic law? True or false?
  12. Im done. See you next year if im still allowed to have an opinion here. For the sake of accuracy there was never a gay panic defence, you are refering to the Law of Provocation.
  13. Im done. See you next year if im still allowed to have an opinion here. Derogatory comment and one i take offence to. Talk about true colours.
  14. Give me a break. I saw a lit of bullying at high school and never once because a person was gay. I never seen a person victimised in the workplace judt because they were gay.

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