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Good intentions: not always good outcomes

By Roger Smith - posted Monday, 20 August 2007!
Just over 50 years ago, a strong and fair-minded young black woman named Rosa Parks started what was to become one of the 20th century’s most celebrated movements. She defended the right of a black woman to make use of public buses on the same basis as whites.
From little things big things grow. Within months, Montgomery, Alabama was in the grip of a boycott of the city’s bus system by negro residents. The US civil rights movement was born. Rosa Parks, through a single assertion of her public transport rights had created the seeds for events that were to send shockwaves across America, and indeed, around the world. Today, no black man or woman in the United States is denied a seat in a designated area of a public transport system because of their race.
Fifty years after Rosa Parks’ act of defiance, however, it is not the right to access public property by virtue of paying our taxes that is in doubt. What of the right to peaceful use and enjoyment of private property? This is property over which no public right or privilege vests. It would be fair to say that if citizens were to purchase a house and land through the fruits of their own labour and to acquire an ordinary Torrens system fee simple interest under the common law, no other party would be entitled to evict him or her without compensation on just terms. But this is not the law in Australia.

This is not the law in Austrailia if you are a man that is!

http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=6258

Got a link for this un'?

I get the impression we're not getting the full article...?

Cheers, i found it just as you added the link

good stuff

I had a couple of goes at printing the whole article but I encountered some kind of fault, which I think is on the web page.

You tried to copy the content in one go... including the flash ad about 1/4 through. Try splitting it into multiple copy/pastes

You learn something new every day. Cheers.

not a prob, i usually copy/ paste a couple or so paragraphs at a time.. then, with the 'save draft' functionality (working in the backgroun), it should come out nice.

There is no rights any man might have that feminist law does not override; his mistake was not researching his options and hers before the marriage of course she played him for all he was worth and won but good lawyer will get her more yet !
If a man ignores reality it will still deal with him !

feminist a succubus men should be aware of this from an early age

It's the same here in America. As we all know, be very, very careful whom you marry. I would also have a very detailed, me-favored pre-nup and put my house in a trust of some sort so that she couldn't touch it.
VAWA gives more rights to illegals than citizenshttp://www.renewamerica.us/columns/roberts/070918

How female illegals abuse the system www.theconservativevoice.com/article/27942.html