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Bill Shorten , Australian Labor leader has promised immoral homosexual marriage would be legal in Australia after 100 days if voted into Parliament. Shorten also supports homosexual people not being bullied yet cares little about homosexual bullies intimidating companies who employ Christian who disagree with sodomy and homosexual marriage. The Anglican Archbishop of Sydney has slammed marriage equality campaigners, calling them bullies and accusing them of ruining the quality of debate in Australia . In a fiery opinion piece published in The Australian today, Archbishop Glenn Davies said recent verbal attacks on Christians showed how people with a “minority view” were trying to swamp public debate with an “introspective, authoritarian denial of free speech.” “What kind of diversity is so monochrome that it does not allow differing expressions of opinion in the debate?” he asked. The archbishop was referring to the cases Mark Allaby, an IBM managing partner , and Steve Chavu

It has taken less than a week for Coopers Brewery to go from supporting the Bible Society to supporting Australian Marriage Equality . And the tactics of the same-sex marriage lobby have been on full display for all Australians to see. By now we all ought to be able to recite the same-sex marriage playbook from memory – bullying , intimidation, boycotts and threats. That’s how the same-sex marriage lobby hopes to win over the hearts and minds of Australians. But Coopers was just the tip of the iceberg. Today the next step in the campaign to change Australia ’s marriage laws was revealed and it is every bit as ugly as the whole Coopers saga… Coopers was just the beginning In today’s Australian we learn that corporate giants like QANTAS have been ‘lobbying’ senior executives to sign an open letter to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull pressuring him to break his election commitment on marriage. Here’s how The Australian have described the campaign to lobby business executives: The

Shalt not 'Make Light' of Gay Marriage - A beer boycott Down Under shows how authoritarian gay marriage has become. We’ve known for a while that it’s a risky business to oppose gay marriage. Now it seems it’s perilous even to discuss it. In Australia, Coopers beer – which is delicious, by the way – has found itself the target of a bizarre, shrill hipster boycott after its wares featured in a Bible Society video debate about gay marriage. Andrew Hastie , the Liberal MP for Canning in Western Australia , and Tim Wilson , Liberal MP for Goldstein in Victoria, battle it over gay marriage. They drink Coopers Light as they do so. (Mistake. They should have gone with Coopers Pale Ale, a cloudy, fruity joy.) Hastie makes the case against legalising gay marriage (it’s not legal yet in Oz), while Wilson makes the case for it. Wilson is one of Australia’s keenest advocates for gay marriage – I’ve had a few heated chats with him about it – and he does a good job in the video. The s