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Folau can b elieve what he likes, just keep it p rivate!

COLIN BOAG

Previous: Israel Folau had been warned about social media postings

In last week’s paper Nick Cain made a reasoned defence of Israel Folau and Billy Vunipola’s right to proclaim their views, irrespective of how provocative their employers and some others find them to be. This is an issue that won’t be going away any time soon, and I think Nick, in his attempt to be tolerant, was mistaken. The key issue is that noone is telling Folau,
Vunipola, or anyone else, what they should and shouldn’t believe. I happen to think that their views are archaic and of...

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