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Mr Abbott addresses the joint partyroom in Canberra, defends his lovely economic policy and demands further budget savings. Take him out to the paddock Mr Speaker, his time has expired.
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katlington posted:If you embarrass turnbull he will give you a paid vacation, pass it on That was what I thought of it at first, it would be a delight to see him go against his will though!
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I believe that would be classified as a bestiality-threesome, would it not? *I hold no prejudice against beasts*
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I had the pleasure of meeting Adam Bandt today at a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new Men's Shed facility where I volunteer. It was really empowering and refreshing to have a short conversation with him about the work I've been doing over the past couple of years. There were numerous other members of parliament present and it was quite daunting speaking with everyone as the only social worker running the program apart from my boss. It was a great morning and wasn't something I'd ever experienced, especially with all of the great donations and pledges made by the present members of parliament and various organisations.
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Jesus some of the engagement with imbeciles and overall lovely posting in these past few pages has been complete normality sadly.. In some real news of a different twist, the war in Syria has seen some of the most peaceful times over the last 28 hours, the most peaceful during the ceasefire and also the most calm that many regions have seen in the last 5 years. http://syria.liveuamap.com/ Here is a resource which indicates global activities of many definitions from most regions of the world, it shows the relative peace that is transpiring throughout Syria, in ceasefire terms. Though it may look like chaos if you're not informed of the situation on the ground, normally the nation is alight with symbols of destruction and death each and every day. On a lighter note DickSmiths has started finally introducing proper sales and price reductions on their products. I picked up a bunch of cables including HDMI's and a converter for over 50% off. This was in Melbourne at Moonee Ponds but it seems they are finally reducing prices besides the 10% off poo poo. I don't know anymore.
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FTP cries IWC; it falls on deaf ears.
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This, so very much this!
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Defending the indefensible, seems business as usual for the few who seem to think their foul opinions matter for poo poo, whether trolling or not. Get hosed you worthless piles of poo poo IWC and LibertyShat, I like to think you type abhorrent nonsense to escape your lovely loving lives.
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Redcordial posted:Defending the indefensible, seems business as usual for the few who seem to think their foul opinions matter for poo poo, whether trolling or not. Negligent posted:if you can't express your views without either "Google it" or saying something racist, you are probably a racist WhiskeyWhiskers posted:The fact this is a valid concern for you, means you probably should try just not being racist. hooman posted:You can have a democracy without having a plebiscite. AlphaDog posted:Oh... you meant 13%, not ~3%. I get it. Carry on ignoring the "For violent crime by race in 2011, 59.4% of those arrested were white" part though. Serrath posted:Your recollection is narrow; Mardi Gras means a variety of things to a variety of people. I don't know how to explain this to someone who doesn't work in the field of metal health or doesn't interact with a lot of members of the gay community. Society is better than it was 50 years ago regarding bringing homosexuality to the public arena. It is a profoundly ignorant position, however, to conclude that society isn't still incredibly hostile to gay, lesbian, and trans peoples. The existence of Mardi Gras doesn't negate that experience Oppressive views of any kind are bullshit and should be called out for what they are, which is poo poo. These are some replies which aren't poo poo, and do not spew hatred towards oppressed groups and or minorities, and these are just from this page alone. This is the correct approach to take towards matters in life, not hatred and blind ignorance you intrepid fools. E: I started with a quote of mine own so you would know these are good posts and not the poo poo I'm speaking of, and yes Negligent said something enlightening... We should all learn from this. Redcordial fucked around with this message at 14:49 on Mar 14, 2016 |
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You run into an arsehole throughout your day, and you probably just ran into an arsehole. If you find people are constantly being arseholes or hostile towards you, chances are that you are the arsehole, and people merely reflect the negativity put in front of them. But whatever, humans are terrified of looking inward to solve their problems or answer their questions.
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Milky Moor posted:Guys I've got a hot new take. Still a better name then most media outlets and politicians could come up with tbh, 9/10 for creativity and relevance. Will be attending a rally against this recent decision on Sunday at the Vic State library, because gently caress the system that doesn't listen.
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Cleretic posted:Do you have details on this? I'm not sure how much good a rally will do on this, but gently caress if I'm gonna not be there to express my outrage at it. Sure  Here is the Facebook event if you're a user - https://www.facebook.com/events/1139644442736811/ And here is the information regarding times and locations in case you aren't a Facebook user - Monday 6PM, State Library of Victoria, 328 Swanston Street. "No to the gutting of Safe Schools! No to restrictions on the program! Show the government that there is wide community support for Safe Schools. Meet at State Library at 6pm for speeches and a march to the corner of Flinders and Swanston Sts." Also I would expect that there will be a considerable turnout as there is a major rally and march being held on Sunday and these types of things tend to invigorate you to attend more such events. Which is a great thing, and I hope you do come to support the SSP on Monday for there aren't many feelings better than standing alongside thousands and sometimes tens of thousands of people with the same message as you. That is a remarkable feeling that shouldn't be underestimated, if you have the chance and ability to attend protests for anything worthwhile that you believe in, you should jump on the chance. Redcordial fucked around with this message at 11:16 on Mar 18, 2016 |
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Cleretic posted:I don't use Facebook, so thanks! Definitely, and the event on Sunday is the Palm Sunday Walk for Justice for Refugees. It is being held at the same place as Mondays rally which is the Victorian State Library, and it is scheduled to start at 2PM. Getting there a little earlier would be advised given the large turnout expected, just in case you need time to warm-up to a large crowd etc. I was going to describe the history and significance of this event, but I'd rather just copy the words from the Facebook page as they explain it much better than I could. I apologise for the length of this, but I feel this is something that should be reflected upon and to recognize the many organisations that support humane treatment of refugees against an abhorrently cruel and harsh Government. "Speakers include: Daniel Webb - Human Rights Law Centre Nazir Yousafi - Refugee & President Victorian Afghan Associations Network Senator Sarah Hanson Young – Australian Greens Interfaith Panel: Rabbi Jonathan Keren-Black - The Leo Baeck Centre, Mohamed Mohideen - Islamic Council of Victoria, Stuart McMillan, President Uniting Church, Lisa Fitzpatrick - State Secretary ANMF Pamela Curr - Asylum Seeker Resource Centre Musical performances by Dan Sultan, Melbourne Mass Gospel Choir, South of the River, Little Foot and Shaking The Tree (Dan Sultan will be performing at the end of the march in Queen Vic Gardens, half the speakers will also be at the end of the march). In 2014 nearly 10,000 attended the Palm Sunday rally. In 2015, 75 organisations endorsed the event and an estimated 15,000 people attended. We want the 2016 gathering to be bigger still. New Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has expressed 'concern' over abuses on Manus and Nauru, but has not made any policy changes. The Coalition government has flagged its intention to return 267 people including 72 children to Nauru. We want to Let Them Stay, we want to Close Manus and Nauru. A large vibrant Palm Sunday event will help to build momentum for change. We currently have 109 different organisations endorsing the 2016 Melbourne Palm Sunday Walk for Justice for Refugees event. 1. 1. Act for Peace 2. Adventist Development and Relief Agency 3. African Australian Multicultural Employment and Youth Services 4. African Australian Small Business Association 5. African Think Tank 6. Amnesty International 7. Asylum Seeker Resource Centre 8. Australian Adventists Supporting Asylum Seekers 9. Australia Asia Worker Links 10. Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce 11. Australian Education Union 12. Australian Hazara Women's Friendship Network 13. Australian Iranian Women's Association. 14. Australian Jewish Democratic Society 15. Australian Manufacturing Workers Union 16. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Union 17. Australian Services Union - Victorian Private Sector Branch 18. Australian Services Union - Victorian and Tasmanian Authorities and Services Branch 19. Australian Student Christian Movement 20. Australian Unions for Western Sahara 21. Australian Western Sahara Association 22. Australian Workers Union 23. Ballarat Trades & Labour Council 24. Bayside Refugee Advocacy and Support Association 25. Bayswater Asylum Seeker Group 26. Bellarine for Refugees 27. Black Sash Australia 28. Brigidine Asylum Seeker Project 29. Campus Refugee Rights Club, Melbourne University 30. Catholic Alliance for People Seeking Asylum 31. Central Victorian Refugee Support Network 32. CFMEU Construction & General Division Vic/Tas Branch 33. City of Yarra 34. Combined Refugee Action Group Geelong 35. Community and Public Sector Union 36. Diaspora Action Australia 37. Doctors for Refugees 38. Ethnic Communities Council of Victoria 39. Fair Go for Pensioners 40. Freedom Socialist Party 41. Friends of Refugees 42. Geelong Refugee Action and Information Network 43. GetUp! 44. Grandmothers Against Detention of Refugee Children 45. Grandmothers Against the Detention of Refugee Children - Ballarat 46. Grandmothers Against the Detention of Refugee children – Bendigo 47. Greek Ambassadors 48. Hazara Asylum Seekers 49. Hobsons Bay Refugee Network 50. Home Amongst the Gum Trees 51. Humanist Society of Victoria Inc. 52. Islamic Council of Victoria 53. Jesuit Social Services 54. Jews For Refugees 55. Kindred 56. Kommonground 57. Labor For Refugees 58. Law Students for Refugees 59. Liberty Victoria 60. Love Makes A Way Victoria 61. Melbourne Catholic & Migrant Refugee Office 62. Melbourne City Churches In Action (MCCIA 63. Melbourne United Eritrean Community 64. Mission to Seafarers 65. Missionary Sisters of Service 66. Mornington Peninsula Human Rights Group 67. Mums For Refugees 68. National Tertiary Education Union 69. National Union of Workers 70. Office for Justice and Peace, Cardinal Knox Centre 71. Pax Christi Victoria 72. People for Human Rights and Equality 73. Philippines Australia Solidarity Association 74. Radical Women 75. Refugee Action Collective 76. Rural Australians for Refugees 77. Rural Australians for Refugees - Aireys Inlet 78. Rural Australians for Refugees - Apollo Bay 79. Rural Australians for Refugees - Ballarat 80. Rural Australians for Refugees - Bendigo 81. Rural Australians for Refugees - Daylesford 82. Rural Australians for Refugees - Grampians/Gariwerd 83. Rural Australians for Refugees - Macedon Ranges 84. Rural Australians for Refugees Mansfield 85. Rural Australians for Refugees - Queenscliff 86. Rural Australians for Refugees - South Gippsland 87. Rural Australians for Refugees - Surf Coast 88. Rural Australians for Refugees - Warrnambool 89. Salvation Army (Australian Southern Territory) 90. Shamama Association of Australia Inc: 91. Socialist Alliance 92. Socialist Alternative 93. Solidarity 94. Spring Creek Community House 95. St Paul’s Cathedral Melbourne 96. Syrians for Freedom 97. Teachers for Refugees 98. Textile Clothing and Footwear Union of Australia 99. The Australian Greens Victoria 100. 3CR 101. United Voice 102. Uniting Church in Australia Synod of Victoria and Tasmania 103. University of Melbourne Student Union 104. Victorian Afghan Associations Network 105. Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association 106. Victorian Council of Churches 107. Victorian Immigrant and Refugee Women's Coalition 108. Victorian Trades Hall Council 109. We Care Nauru 110. Welcome to Australia 111. West Welcome Wagon 112. Wesley Mission Victoria "
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Birdstrike posted:create more anime games wtf are anime gangs?
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LibertyCat posted:if someone is so disinterested in the political process they can't be bothered participating then how is their vote worth anything. What the gently caress. Just gently caress off mate, your never funny gag is continuing to be non funny, you should consider holding your breath until I never say breathe. Edit: I don't care if you're a troll account or just a fuckwit, you can get hosed and eat my frozen poo poo via your arsehole you loving slug. Redcordial fucked around with this message at 16:33 on Mar 19, 2016 |
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Awesome work Cleretic!! I'm pretty sure it was you who was asking me for information about the snap rally/demonstration the other day. If I helped with your process of telling people who you are, I feel so loving happy and delighted for you, you have strength and do not forget that. It was a great show of force and compassion, and the last 30 hours of protesting in Melbourne have been truly invigorating. Over 20,000 people have protested for two very serious causes in Melbourne over the last two evenings, and it is always a truly great thing to be involved with.
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LibertyCat posted:Has anyone got any interesting political links they'd like me to include in April's OP? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAP8K6mbZxs
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