This means the banning power can be used when hateful conduct is directed at Judaism but not at Islam, Hinduism, Christianity or any other religion. It also does not apply to hateful conduct against the LGBTIQ+ community, women or people with disability. It deliberately carves them out.

This doesn’t say what the OP says. Just that advocating genocide is better dealt with the genocide offences in the criminal code.

No it doesn’t. It doesn’t specifically exclude “advocating genocide”. What section says that in the exposure Bill? What?

It’s simply wonderful to breathe outside without any form of mask on, you should try it. Also you’re absolutely mental and need urgent psychiatric care for your irrational fear of Covid and your agoraphobia

You have profound and extreme mental illness

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