Take a look at the case of Cardinal Pell and tell me that we should just live with the decisions of judges in Victoria.
If we'd done that, a completely innocent man would still be in prison, the victim of a witch hunt by the socialist government of Victoria.
Judges do not always get it right, and it is the absolutely duty of any freedom loving person to speak up when they know a Judge has got it wrong.
It amazes me - it really does - that so-called American conservatives are attacking Australia for supposedly turning fascist - but are now telling us that we should just accept and support decisions taken by the actual socialist state government that caused nearly all of the rights violations in Australia over the last two years.
Because that is what you are actually doing. I don't think you understand enough our system of government to understand that - but you won't listen to those of us who do.
I don't actually want Djokovic deported. But a situation has been created now by a Victorian judge (albeit one who is supposed to serve the federal system) that has just taken power away from the conservative federal government and put it in the hands of the autocratic and dictatorial Victorian government. That isn't something to celebrate.
I don't want the federal Minister is going to do. He can either concede a core power of the Commonwealth to a socialist dictator like Daniel Andrews. Or deport a man who really hasn't knowingly done anything wrong (even if he did lie about his travels, that would normally be a minor issue) and people outside Australia who don't understand the issue, will ascribe that decision to completely wrong motives, and their ignorance will underservedly damage Australia's reputation. And at this point, I'm not sure which is more damaging.
Of course they don't. But they usually get it right most of the time.
Do you get everything right in your life?
and it is the absolutely duty of any freedom loving person to speak up when they know a Judge has got it wrong.
Speak up all you want.
Again you are not the judge so you don't get to make the ruling.