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Gable Tostee

When you come up with something new, I'll respond.
*plus a whole lotta irrelevant twiddle de dee as usual, snipped*.
Yep tell me about it. Respond with something relevant, and learn to uptake information, else recieve the same old. Quid pro quo, Clarisse.....
And as usual , more personal attacks, and now an attempt to start a cultural war via the old Aussie/Kiwi debate - yep, your argument tank has run dry.(4)

I think I'm going to ignore your claims of 'genuis' for now.
Tell Atheist, he brought it up. the imtimidation factor is strong with that one.
You attach morality tags to chemicals? You should do some research on drug laws, methinks.
Nope, society does , not just me. I've read enough drug laws. Bout time the losers on this planet found something more productive to do, than be a loser and escape into la la land every time it all becomes too hard, and then clog up the health system.

I still don't get where he is rich comes from.He was a carpet layer living in an apartment
Lol, dont you see? they're OCD..... stuck on the trampoline...
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Nope, society does , not just me. I've read enough drug laws. Bout time the losers on this planet found something more productive to do, than be a loser and escape into la la land every time it all becomes too hard, and then clog up the health system.
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Lol! Then you need to read up on what morality actually means.
 
Mum & Dad are loaded and bought him everything his widdle heart desired.Possible explanation of his narcissism.
False, they are not wealthy and it has been explained to you before.
This proves your naivety very neatly. Society doesn't make laws and laws don't bind morality.
If you dont have law, how do you enforce morality? You dont. Hence why what I said is perfectly correct.
One very simple example:UK - an 8% majority favour legal dope.It's still illegal.
You're just repeating yourself and your particular personal desires, which are not reflected by society as a whole. 8%? LOL. So you want to do drugs, and want it legalised? I dont, and I dont want it legalised. Neither do the greater majority judging by your 8%. Common sense prevails.

I hope he's a teetotaller, or maybe doesn't realise alcohol is a drug.
There are laws about taking excess alcohol in public. Gee, another moral code.

Lol! Then you need to read up on what morality actually means.
Nope. I know what morals are and how they enforced. Others however struggle with the concept in view of the vilification of Tostee, an innocent man who did no wrong. Just reading up on Lundy, and it seems hes been loaded up in the same way. Witch hunting is still very much alive, as this case shows.
 
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False, they are not wealthy and it has been explained to you before.

No it hasn't, so feel free to post details.

If you dont have law, how do you enforce morality? You dont. Hence why what I said is perfectly correct.

You're just repeating yourself and your particular personal desires, which are not reflected by society as a whole. 8%? LOL. So you want to do drugs, and want it legalised? I dont, and I dont want it legalised. Neither do the greater majority judging by your 8%. Common sense prevails.

Wow, a total fail in both philosophy and maths in one single paragraph. You really are a genius.

The 8% is the majority of Poms who want dope legalised. Nothing to do with me, I don't live in England, but thanks for showing a few more of your biases.

How do you feel about vaccinations?

... the vilification of Tostee, an innocent man who did no wrong.
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No matter how long you keep repeating this fallacy, it won't suddenly become true.

Or widely believed.

Just reading up on Lundy, and it seems hes been loaded up in the same way. Witch hunting is still very much alive, as this case shows.

There is no similarity between the two cases whatsoever.

Eric Thomas aka Gable Tostee got away with it on a technicality.

Lundy is innocent.
 
You go by a name with "QC" in it, quote Blackstone's formulation ...
Yes, it is exciting isnt it, and Im glad it has captured your imagination. Enjoy.
Adultery & drugs. One is immoral yet legal the other is not in the slightest immoral, but is illegal.
you just repeat yourself endlessly without gaining understanding.

1. Whilst adultery is considered immoral by probably the greater portion of society, it isnt universally. Some couples have open marriages.
2. Adultery t is not considered immoral to a level that justifies punitive measures by invoking laws that penalise you for it. Society deems this an issue that people work out by themselves, and rightly so.
3. Your claim that narcotic drugs are not immoral is a a biased and false assumption. If everyone could take some narcotic, and refuse to operate machinery, not assault others, and behave as though they were completely sober, then perhaps it could be considered immoral. But talk to police, drug counsellors, and ex addicts and you'll hear they all wish they had never been touced by it. It creates more trouble in society than it is worth.
4. Even supposed soft drugs like cannabis are showing long term damage to cognitive function now after 40 year studies.
5. Your immorality concept is not supported by employers who are increasingly drug testing employees, again, because people cannot be trusted to pace themselves.
6. Lets not even talk about drugs in sport, and IOC.
5. Drug usage is immoral in that it will cause decay in society, to a point where it will not function anymore and everyone is a drugged out zombie that doesnt function. Read the studies that show what effects alcohol abuse has on society, the economy, and medical services. Lost productivity, broken homes, and an overloaded hospital system. Tobacco has virtually been outlawed these days.

How does this relate to Tostee? See point 2. IT is not illegal (ie seriously immoral) to be an asshat, even even it sends your moral compass into a spin. Criminally, he did nothing wrong on the night. Hence the unfounded lame charge of murder. If being an asshat was illegal, Wright might have been thrown in jail if she hadnt suicided. Of course, Gable being a tall man, must toe the white knight line and never even cite her for attempting to commit grevious bodily harm upon him. Of course, were the tables reversed, white knight police would have thrown him in jail immediately. Good ol' female privilege.

Serious immorality, is addressed through the creation of laws that penalise people in an effort to make them stop their self harming ways. that is all there is to it. You've been schooled.

You're a legal genius, no wonder you've been picked as a mouthpiece ....
Thanks again, but please, no more. 3 times is enough. Oh, and I wasnt picked, sorry to burst your silicone implants.

No it hasn't, so feel free to post details.
Yes it has. Look again. I dont spoon feed tailgaters (Defn: tailgater - one who reads the last few posts of a thread and comments in ignorance, instead of reading the entire thread and having full knowledge.)

Wow, a total fail win in both philosophy and maths in one single paragraph. You really are a genius.
Fixed it for ya, and thanks for the repeated adulation, but please dont, I've heard it too many times in my illustrious life.

The 8% is the majority of Poms who want dope legalised. Nothing to do with me, I don't live in England, but thanks for showing a few more of your biases.How do you feel about vaccinations?
Doesnt change anything does it. I was spot on. (Irrelevancy No 5 ignored - and counting)

There is no similarity between the two cases whatsoever.
Wrong again. From what I see in the Lundy thread, and I refer to the lat page where Samson schooled you about alternative murder motives, you're not even clued up on the Lundy case. But the similarity is that neither jury was not objective, analytical, nor unbiased. I dont have to explain how that applies to Lundy, but it was obvious in the tostee case, when a verdict took 3.5 full days to be delivered, on what was clearly an inability of a few dissenting jurors to come to grips with reality, and ditch their bias in a case that was a total no-brainer to decide.

Eric Thomas aka Gable Tostee got away with it on a technicality. Lundy is innocent.
Hilarious! Here we go again.
Fail 1: Lundy and Tostee are both innocent.
Fail 2: Tostee didnt get away with anything. There was no technicality. He didnt push her. He didnt harm her. The evidence specifically excluded those possibilities. She went mental and lost her mind for reasons only known to herself.

And as long as people continue to run a false narrative, I will be there to correct them. Enjoy.

Queensland law. Queensland jury. Always dodgy.
Nope. All law. All juries. Sometimes dodgy. Me, I would always choose a judge only trial, if they ever caught me for all my crimes. :D Having my fate decided by a bunch of plebs off the street would almost be as distasteful as eating Wasabe.
 
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No, I'm referring to the decision by the judge that part of his property isn't part of his property.
Its irrelevant (No 6), as has been pointed out previously to you. An irrelevant question, by a dumb juror who couldnt understand the legal issues at hand.
 
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I've said it before but obviously have to again.

Three stupid questions from jury.

Age - Well dah
Should they take into account drunkness - Well dah
Balcony property - Well dah

If some one can answer why the third means Jack to the case without a novel it would be handy
 
Yes, it is exciting isnt it, and Im glad it has captured your imagination.

Far from it, I find it incredibly tedious.

Mark Twain wrote about people calling for exoneration of Injun Joe and explained that no matter how hideous a person might be, there will always be someone to defend him and call for his innocence.

As I said, you aren't the first and won't be the last, but it's clear you've changed no minds, so we really are on a carousel to nowhere.

5. Your immorality concept is not supported by employers

This proving you haven't got a clue about morality, so that subject's dead as well. Your understanding of morality is exactly equivalent to a blind person's understanding of colour.


... sorry to burst your silicone implants.
QED.

I've said it before but obviously have to again.

Three stupid questions from jury.

Age - Well dah
Should they take into account drunkness - Well dah
Balcony property - Well dah

If some one can answer why the third means Jack to the case without a novel it would be handy

Really simple.

The balcony, which is part of his property and can only be accessed from his balcony door, is not legally part of his property.

According to QLD law.

I blame Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Surely Q wasn't as Texas as it is now before Joe?

Say it ain't so!

I tell ya, they'll be packing legally to ward off the crazy sheilas up there if there are many more jobs like this one. It must be hell for these guys, to find some slapper, bring her home, **** her, then not be able to deal with her when she gets a bit emotional after.

I think most Queensland blokes should be called Stefan.
 
Really simple.

The balcony, which is part of his property and can only be accessed from his balcony door, is not legally part of his property.

According to QLD law.

I blame Joh Bjelke-Petersen. Surely Q wasn't as Texas as it is now before Joe?

Say it ain't so!

I tell ya, they'll be packing legally to ward off the crazy sheilas up there if there are many more jobs like this one. It must be hell for these guys, to find some slapper, bring her home, **** her, then not be able to deal with her when she gets a bit emotional after.

I think most Queensland blokes should be called Stefan.

All fluff Atheist

And irrelevant to the three questions
 
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All fluff Atheist

And irrelevant to the three questions

You only asked one.

And it's black and white.

In NZ, he could not have been found guilty of less than depriving her of her freedom.

In QLD, because it's QLD and QLD laws, that isn't possible.
 

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