Comments by "" (@pwillis1589) on "Warren Mundine changes travel plans after Qantas stance on Voice" video.

How pathetic and petty.
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@dontbeasheeple5883 Why?
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@dontbeasheeple5883 What am I missing? In our democracy any individual or group has as much right as any other individual or group to express their opinion. Of course if you can point to a section of our constitution that declares a public listed company or any corporate entity is not allowed or entitled to express an opinion I’ll STFU. While I’m waiting for hell to freeze over, perhaps you could advise Hancock Prospecting and Mineralogy to stop supporting the “no” case. Your hypocrisy is breathtaking.
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@robertzoomer9886 No. In a strong and resilient liberal democracy we value different opinions. Where do you live China.
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@dontbeasheeple5883 How wonderfully small and homophobic.
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@dontbeasheeple5883 No, dictionary meanings of homophobic include hating or disgust of and that's you in a nutshell. I'm not lecturering you on anything just stating fact.
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@dontbeasheeple5883 On a side not what is exactly immoral about two consenting adults sharing some intimacy? Why is it any of your business?
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What for having an opinion? Real mature
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@smedleyfarnsworth263 So you are of the opinion if someone else does it then it's fine for me to do it. Again real mature.
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@smedleyfarnsworth263 And once again you completely fail to understand the difference between boycotting a product/service on ethical or moral grounds and boycotting a product/service on political grounds. Clearly you are unable to understand the philosophical difference, but that's OK I wouldn't expect anything else from the RWNJs, nuance isn't thier strong point.
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@smedleyfarnsworth263 No I fully understand your point. One rule for conservative nutjobs like yourself and a different set of criteria for the more balanced. Perhaps you need to have this read back to you by a 6 year old child.
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