Man objects to homosexuality - taken to Court and forced to apologize
A man who handed out flyers regarding the brokenness and health issues of the homosexual lifestyle choices in Tasmania five years ago has lost a court bid to avoid making a public apology for his correct free speech behavior. James Durston distributed copies of a flyer titled "Homosexuality" in the Sandy Bay area of Hobart in 2013. It said, that "homosexuality should not be tolerated" and that scripture rejects homosexuality as "utterly abominable". Robert Williams, a homosexual man, complained to the Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Tribunal in May 2013, saying the flyers demonstrated "bigotry, prejudice, and hatred is still a plague in our community". In 2015 the tribunal upheld Williams' complaint and ordered Durston to publish an 85mm x 94mm ad in The Hobart Mercury newspaper apologizing for distributing the flyers and to not do it again. But Durston appealed the decision in the Tasmanian Supreme Court, where his argument was...