Daves2017 wrote on Sep 4^th, 2025 at 7:13pm:


In most work places you'd be summarily dismissed.

“ Yes, in Queensland, someone can be charged for threatening to punch another person, as it can be considered assault under the Criminal Code 1899. This falls under the definition of assault, which includes threatening to apply force to another person. The key factors are that the threat is made with the intent to apply force or under circumstances that give the other person a present ability to carry out the threat, creating a reasonable fear of assault in the mind of an ordinary person. ”

“ AI

So the law states he should be charged but hasn’t been, is that because he’s a leb, a politician or not an ordinary citizen or all three?

Why are politicians above the law?