One of these crimes is not like the other…
Crime (A)
If you haven’t followed the news – last year at the ‘Posie Parker’ event in Albert Park, protests led by trans activists and encouraged by mainstream media, a young man repeatedly attacked a 71 year old woman. The 20 year old man was arrested and charged, but a judge yesterday decided to release him without conviction and – get this – to give him permanent name suppression. This latter part means the victim of this cowardly attack can no longer speak fully and freely about what happened.
https://onpointnz.substack.com/p/justice-denied
Crime (B)
Paul Raymond Harris, 47, was found guilty in May of punching Mr Shaw repeatedly in the head on 14 March as the MP walked to work.
[…] He also said given the seriousness of the assault, community service was inappropriate.
Mr Shaw suffered a fractured eye socket after a “fairly-prolonged assault”.
[…] When Mr Shaw tried to walk away, Harris punched him five or six times.
[…] Harris was handed a 12-month sentence, but this was reduced to nine based on his early guilty plea, remorse and previous good character.
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