In September 2010, The Street Church, founded by brothers Samuel and Caleb Corneloup, started preaching what they considered to be the Word of God in the middle of the Rundle St Mall, Adelaide's major shopping district.
The Corneloup brothers thought it was their right to invade the mall and start preaching their philosophy of Islamophobia and misogyny.
But unlike the US where groups like the Westboro Baptist Church can offend with impunity, they were wrong.
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The Corneloup brothers thought it was their right to invade the mall and start preaching their philosophy of Islamophobia and misogyny.
But unlike the US where groups like the Westboro Baptist Church can offend with impunity, they were wrong.
ABC Radio National - http://bit.ly/YOfCCv
The Street Church case and free speech in Australia - Law Report - ABC Radio National (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
