Interesting Links for 15-12-2019
Dec. 15th, 2019 06:45 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
andrewducker- Czech PM claims success as EU states agree on plan to reach carbon neutrality by 2050
- (tags:Europe Czechoslovakia globalwarming co2 nuclearpower GoodNews )
- Fascinating piece on the worldview that welcomed Brexit and shunned Corbyn
- (tags:society UK politics empire history age )
- How Britain voted and why (insightful analysis of post election polls)
- (tags:voting UK polls viaPatrickHadfield )
- Yellow Car - the full rules.
- (tags:funny games colour cars )
- The truth about why men love spicy food
- Except me. I'm not a fan of pain as an essential part of the eating process.
(tags:food funny comic ) - Why Labour lost (and some good specifics about why people didn't trust Corbyn to be PM)
- (tags:politics uk labour )
- Pridosaurs Enamel Pins (LGBTQIA+ dinosaur badges!)
- (tags:lgbt dinosaurs viaLilysea )
- Ars Technica's ultimate board game gift guide, 2019 edition
- (tags:games advice review )
- Religious discrimination bill: what will Australians be allowed to say and do if it passes?
- (tags:Australia religion OhForFucksSake )
- "A 497TB Dropbox account gave me stomach ulcers"
- (tags:software epicfail wtf dropbox )
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Religious I Can Discriminate Bill
Date: 2019-12-17 06:07 am (UTC)As a side note I will add that the protections apply only to viewpoints expressed in line with an officially recognised religion in Australia (ie something that has been officially proclaimed as a religion by the Governor General in his role as the representative of the Head of State). So, for example, the Church of Satan has no standing under the act as it is not a recognised religion (as is the case of every pagan and almost every alt-religious group).