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Flat White

We can’t consent to this traducing of the law

6 April 2021

6:04 PM

6 April 2021

6:04 PM

Anyone who denies that the push by activists to redefine consent is politically motivated is either naïve or a liar.  

If you’re a left-wing activist seeking to capitalise on the politics of fear and call on police to take more action, it’s obvious which state you’d go for.  

Victoria.  

So, it was little surprise to read over Easter that university student Chanel Contos is attempting to get Victoria Police to launch a new system. 

This, hot on the heels of New South Wales’ Operation Vest,  a reporting system that will enable women to report offenders without going through the actual legal system.  

Consent activist Contos is now pushing for a new system...

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