southernraw wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

I’ve got three adult kids who went to school with a lot of Aboriginal students. They told me they are voting yes, even before I told them my position on the issue. My eldest daughter and her boyfriend are currently managing a pub in a small town in the Riverina district (a long way from home!); she said most of the clientele are old farmers who vehemently oppose The Voice, some fearing that their land will get taken away from them one day!

Many of my colleagues are Aboriginal elders who are definitely voting yes. Most older crew (50+) who I surf with every morning are also voting yes.

Some of my older, city-dwelling relatives are voting no, which doesn’t surprise me because they are generally very conservative with very little, if any, experience or understanding of Aboriginal people.

Thanks OTF. That's some extremely heartening reading in the current climate of fearmongering.

Much appreciated you sharing that.

LOL. it means nothing other than there has been plenty of paid advertising on social media platforms.

GuySmiley wrote:

More ooops https://www.theage.com.au/politics/federal/nonsense-liberal-veteran-ske…

“When you actually strip away the straw men and the scarecrows, and just have a little bit of a think about what the proposal is, what the words are, how it’s going to work, you do wonder at some of the arguments and some of the divisions put by others……….but where are the DETAILS ? I WANT DETAILS ! …..but seriously now , the voice is very divisive, look what its done to JP & Wazza

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.

Info, how many times must you remind us that you used to vote green cos you were "young and naive", or young and stupid. Dude, you're now middle aged, naive and stupid, so I don't see your point.

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.

Speaking of kids

Making jokes about child abuse now indo #howlowcanindogo

@hiccups

Haha

But... but... changing political allegiances is representative of intelligence ;)

Some ppl do get dumber as they get older...
- and often more stubborn and bigoted;)

Hiccups wrote:

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.

Info, how many times must you remind us that you used to vote green cos you were "young and naive", or young and stupid. Dude, you're now middle aged, naive and stupid, so I don't see your point.

My take on that is that he's easily led by others. Follows the herd, just to be accepted. Bleats it enough to get a pretty good read on it.

Indo, I reckon my kids have enough life experience and understanding of Aboriginal people to make informed decisions. Your labelling of them as naive (just because they don’t share your perspective) is most condescending.

burleigh wrote:

southernraw wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

I’ve got three adult kids who went to school with a lot of Aboriginal students. They told me they are voting yes, even before I told them my position on the issue. My eldest daughter and her boyfriend are currently managing a pub in a small town in the Riverina district (a long way from home!); she said most of the clientele are old farmers who vehemently oppose The Voice, some fearing that their land will get taken away from them one day!

Many of my colleagues are Aboriginal elders who are definitely voting yes. Most older crew (50+) who I surf with every morning are also voting yes.

Some of my older, city-dwelling relatives are voting no, which doesn’t surprise me because they are generally very conservative with very little, if any, experience or understanding of Aboriginal people.

Thanks OTF. That's some extremely heartening reading in the current climate of fearmongering.

Much appreciated you sharing that.

LOL. it means nothing other than there has been plenty of paid advertising on social media platforms.

Say's the guy who shares nothing but instagram posts...oh and Rumble.

Some people’s brains never fully develop ;)

burleigh wrote:

southernraw wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

I’ve got three adult kids who went to school with a lot of Aboriginal students. They told me they are voting yes, even before I told them my position on the issue. My eldest daughter and her boyfriend are currently managing a pub in a small town in the Riverina district (a long way from home!); she said most of the clientele are old farmers who vehemently oppose The Voice, some fearing that their land will get taken away from them one day!

Many of my colleagues are Aboriginal elders who are definitely voting yes. Most older crew (50+) who I surf with every morning are also voting yes.

Some of my older, city-dwelling relatives are voting no, which doesn’t surprise me because they are generally very conservative with very little, if any, experience or understanding of Aboriginal people.

Thanks OTF. That's some extremely heartening reading in the current climate of fearmongering.

Much appreciated you sharing that.

LOL. it means nothing other than there has been plenty of paid advertising on social media platforms.

Why do you assume that everybody is glued to social media platforms? You have a very bleak view of people’s capacity to think for themselves. Your smug comment also mocks the opinions of the Aboriginal elders I referred to in my post.

overthefalls wrote:

burleigh wrote:

southernraw wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

I’ve got three adult kids who went to school with a lot of Aboriginal students. They told me they are voting yes, even before I told them my position on the issue. My eldest daughter and her boyfriend are currently managing a pub in a small town in the Riverina district (a long way from home!); she said most of the clientele are old farmers who vehemently oppose The Voice, some fearing that their land will get taken away from them one day!

Many of my colleagues are Aboriginal elders who are definitely voting yes. Most older crew (50+) who I surf with every morning are also voting yes.

Some of my older, city-dwelling relatives are voting no, which doesn’t surprise me because they are generally very conservative with very little, if any, experience or understanding of Aboriginal people.

Thanks OTF. That's some extremely heartening reading in the current climate of fearmongering.

Much appreciated you sharing that.

LOL. it means nothing other than there has been plenty of paid advertising on social media platforms.

Why do you assume that everybody is glued to social media platforms? You have a very bleak view of people’s capacity to think for themselves.

Sorry OTF. I'm sure your kids are awesome. It's great you’re defending them to online strangers.

sameaswas wrote:

Jelly Flater wrote:

Ummmm

its been revealed jacinta has billed Australian taxpayers $76000 for business class flights ;)

- is she truly representing the fnp, or just being another political snout in the trough good for nothing leach ?

Looking out for which people ;)

$370billion + $100mill from business council of oz + $34billion per annum for fnp beaurocracy's

land councils allocateing govt monies willynilly, all of em cronies..mates of marcia and co.

no accountability, secrecy.

i saw a video of ken bloody oath ystrday, he said "34billion dollrs a year on fnp's and they want a voice!"..."it's not a voice they need it's a fuckin audit they need!!....hahaha he cracked up laughing, me too.

SameAsWasYesterdaysBullshit

Hi. Your opinion, definitely not mine.

As you are an Auditor General now, please save me the arduous and time consuming task of auditing the mega billions about to be put aside for Submarines and their weaponry, because if you look at its core intention, it is to blow the shit out of people from another nation.
Similarly, you are doing the same here.

What kind of positive outlook or economy is that ? Pretty poor for us with simply, a no return on investment.

You’ve helped me heaps with your comment, see Ive been compiling a list of Australia’s greatest vigilante tax payers, and to no surprise, you are the Captain of that Motley Crue.
An insanely high income awaits you at the ATO. , Business Class flights, car, credit card, accommodation, you are probably the kind of guy who raids the little shampoo, conditioner and soaps in motels. Petty government thief. But thats ok.

Get a grip, where’s your humanity. You’ve a voice of segregation fella or chick or whatever you are. Go back and read your efforts of late.
Proud ?

Why do you expect rife rorting in Aboriginal politics to be any different from Anglo politics, after all, as I’ve previously stated, THEY ARE JUST PEOPLE, just like you and me ?

It’s tiring and boring this whole monetary angle on this topic.
But i knew it would slowly rise to the surface as scum always show its face in the long run.

Looks like I’m just starting to get the answers to my initial question Supafreak, they’re a bit slow this NO mob.

When will clowns like you and others understand.
How do live in a country where you know so little about the people who live here, ignorance, id say.? AW

Jelly Flater wrote:

Some people’s brains never fully develop ;)

100% true

You can see it in the age demographic stats, while most dont many still vote the way they would have when young.

Burleigh, my point wasn’t to defend my kids; it was to defend people who can and do think for themselves, without the influence of social media.

indo-dreaming wrote:

Jelly Flater wrote:

Some people’s brains never fully develop ;)

100% true

You can see it in the age demographic stats, while most dont many still vote the way they would have when young.

I don't think that graph proves what you think it does, big fella.

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

southernraw wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.

Info, how many times must you remind us that you used to vote green cos you were "young and naive", or young and stupid. Dude, you're now middle aged, naive and stupid, so I don't see your point.

My take on that is that he's easily led by others. Follows the herd, just to be accepted. Bleats it enough to get a pretty good read on it.

That doesn't make sense, its actually the. complete opposite, as we can see here surfer's tend to lean left and other scenes ive spent time in like music lean even further left.

If i followed the heard id be the same.

Agreed OTF, but there's no way in hell, that after 200years of dominance that white Australia would allow Indigenous Australians to pave their own way and have a referendum for themselves. Can you imagine the outrage. Look at it on here and that's WITH being asked to participate in a vote.
Hence, the only possible way to make inroads is to offer a referendum for everyone to have a say...which was most likely doomed from the start.
We'll see. Might still be a generation away.

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

@burleigh , if it was just blakfellas voting what do you truly believe the result would be ? Honest answer please .

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

indo-dreaming wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Interestingly most of the younger crew around here are all for yes.

Most older crew are hard no's.

I wonder if crew who have kids of voting age would b willing to share on here if their kids are voting y or n.

It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.

Info, how many times must you remind us that you used to vote green cos you were "young and naive", or young and stupid. Dude, you're now middle aged, naive and stupid, so I don't see your point.

My take on that is that he's easily led by others. Follows the herd, just to be accepted. Bleats it enough to get a pretty good read on it.

That doesn't make sense, its actually the. complete opposite, as we can see here surfer's tend to lean left and other scenes ive spent time in like music lean even further left.

If i followed the heard id be the same.

Oh no, online you're a warrior info. Don't worry about that.
In real life, i have no doubt you'd be a pandering sniffling little turd that jumps at shadows and bends to the will of his peers.

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

So does that also mean black fellas shouldn't get a say in non indigenous issues?

It should be exactly like it is, all Australians should have a say, its all our country, its all our constitution and its all out tax payers money.

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

Why should only aboriginal Australians get to decide on amendments to the Australian constitution? What a strange thing to say. The Australian constitution is for all Australians, not just some.

“It's no surprise at all we were all young and naive, i use to vote for the Greens, it comes down to a few things, lack of life experience and understanding of life and the fact the brain doesn't fully develop until the mid to late 20's.”

AlfredWallace wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

Jelly Flater wrote:

Ummmm

its been revealed jacinta has billed Australian taxpayers $76000 for business class flights ;)

- is she truly representing the fnp, or just being another political snout in the trough good for nothing leach ?

Looking out for which people ;)

$370billion + $100mill from business council of oz + $34billion per annum for fnp beaurocracy's

land councils allocateing govt monies willynilly, all of em cronies..mates of marcia and co.

no accountability, secrecy.

i saw a video of ken bloody oath ystrday, he said "34billion dollrs a year on fnp's and they want a voice!"..."it's not a voice they need it's a fuckin audit they need!!....hahaha he cracked up laughing, me too.

SameAsWasYesterdaysBullshit

Hi. Your opinion, definitely not mine.

As you are an Auditor General now, please save me the arduous and time consuming task of auditing the mega billions about to be put aside for Submarines and their weaponry, because if you look at its core intention, it is to blow the shit out of people from another nation.

Similarly, you are doing the same here.

What kind of positive outlook or economy is that ? Pretty poor for us with simply, a no return on investment.

You’ve helped me heaps with your comment, see Ive been compiling a list of Australia’s greatest vigilante tax payers, and to no surprise, you are the Captain of that Motley Crue.

An insanely high income awaits you at the ATO. , Business Class flights, car, credit card, accommodation, you are probably the kind of guy who raids the little shampoo, conditioner and soaps in motels. Petty government thief. But thats ok.

Get a grip, where’s your humanity. You’ve a voice of segregation fella or chick or whatever you are. Go back and read your efforts of late.

Proud ?

Why do you expect rife rorting in Aboriginal politics to be any different from Anglo politics, after all, as I’ve previously stated, THEY ARE JUST PEOPLE, just like you and me ?

It’s tiring and boring this whole monetary angle on this topic.

But i knew it would slowly rise to the surface as scum always show its face in the long run.

Looks like I’m just starting to get the answers to my initial question Supafreak, they’re a bit slow this NO mob.

When will clowns like you and others understand.

How do live in a country where you know so little about the people who live here, ignorance, id say.? AW

so you admit to the corruption then, remember atsic?

you should be asking the captains of the voice where all monies gone, but hey the silence is deafening.

indo-dreaming wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

So does that also mean black fellas shouldn't get a say in non indigenous issues?

It should be exactly like it is, all Australians should have a say, its all our country, its all our constitution and its all out tax payers money.

My point is that people who have limited practical experience and understanding of the unique issues faced by Aboriginal people should not be in a position to decide what is best for them. How would you feel about a hairdresser telling you how to hang gyprock?

Hiccups wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

piccaninny is not a racist slur if u want racism listen to "king billy"

Well, it is, and the whole rest of your comment was racist as well. You don't get to say something isn't racist because there's something else more racist.

woke.

sameaswas wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

piccaninny is not a racist slur if u want racism listen to "king billy"

Well, it is, and the whole rest of your comment was racist as well. You don't get to say something isn't racist because there's something else more racist.

woke.

Geez you're even dumber than i gave you credit for sameaswas

waveman wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

Why should only aboriginal Australians get to decide on amendments to the Australian constitution? What a strange thing to say. The Australian constitution is for all Australians, not just some.

What’s wrong about them getting acknowledged in the constitution? I think it’s a small but powerful gesture of reconciliation.

southernraw wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

piccaninny is not a racist slur if u want racism listen to "king billy"

Well, it is, and the whole rest of your comment was racist as well. You don't get to say something isn't racist because there's something else more racist.

woke.

Geez you're even dumber than i gave you credit for sameaswas

More insults from Southernsook. nothing new

burleigh wrote:

southernraw wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

piccaninny is not a racist slur if u want racism listen to "king billy"

Well, it is, and the whole rest of your comment was racist as well. You don't get to say something isn't racist because there's something else more racist.

woke.

Geez you're even dumber than i gave you credit for sameaswas

More insults from Southernsook. nothing new

It's called give respect to get respect.
Simple philosophy.

southernraw wrote:

burleigh wrote:

southernraw wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

Hiccups wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

piccaninny is not a racist slur if u want racism listen to "king billy"

Well, it is, and the whole rest of your comment was racist as well. You don't get to say something isn't racist because there's something else more racist.

woke.

Geez you're even dumber than i gave you credit for sameaswas

More insults from Southernsook. nothing new

It's called give respect to get respect.

Simple philosophy.

Here is another simple philosophy for you: The hardest thing to open is a closed mind.

Now go sit down and think about.

overthefalls wrote:

indo-dreaming wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

So does that also mean black fellas shouldn't get a say in non indigenous issues?

It should be exactly like it is, all Australians should have a say, its all our country, its all our constitution and its all out tax payers money.

My point is that people who have limited practical experience and understanding of the unique issues faced by Aboriginal people should not be in a position to decide what is best for them. How would you feel about a hairdresser telling you how to hang gyprock?

Almost all the issues faced in communities aren't unique, they are issues all humans face, housing, education, employment, health, medical care ect

BTW. As has been noted many times there is all kinds of bodies and organisation's, that already consult communities, but even then I still doubt very few if any are against a legislated voice.

The problem is about activist wanting the voice in the constitution.

overthefalls wrote:

waveman wrote:

overthefalls wrote:

One thing we can agree on, Burleigh; it should be just Aboriginal people voting on this issue. The referendum essentially amounts to mostly white fellas deciding what’s best for black fellas.

Why should only aboriginal Australians get to decide on amendments to the Australian constitution? What a strange thing to say. The Australian constitution is for all Australians, not just some.

What’s wrong about them getting acknowledged in the constitution? I think it’s a small but powerful gesture of reconciliation.

You know full well, this isnt about constitutional recognition, we all know if it was only that or if it was a seperate question it would get up easily.

But there is zero money or power in constitutional recognition.

I think you'll find im open minded to anyone whos courteous and respectful.
I welcome all perspectives.
Dont tolerate personal shit aimed at me though and I'll come back ten times harder to thise that do.
That goes for offline too.
Simple way of living.
Im sure we can clean the slate and b respectful frim this point onwards burleigh?

@burleigh , look at all these white people gathering to vote no to the voice , do you feel the same rage as you did to the to the yes to the voice white people ?

Supafreak wrote:

@burleigh , look at all these white people gathering to vote no to the voice , do you feel the same rage as you did to the to the yes to the voice white people ?

Yes i do actually.

@burleigh thanks for answering, so what would the result be if only FNP voted ?

Supafreak wrote:

@burleigh thanks for answering, so what would the result be if only FNP voted ?

I can't predict the future Supa. I have no idea what the result would be.

Had a nice surf... thought I'd check the day's offerings on here. Damn, still going in circles. Pointless engaging people who can't see reason... Well at least they understand now how the Constitution was written in the time of the White Australia Policy... how in '67 we voted in a ref to allow Aboriginal people to be counted as citizens and how, regardless of this refs outcome, the No boys on here will support the claims for Treaty and changing Australia Day.

sameaswas wrote:

AlfredWallace wrote:

sameaswas wrote:

Jelly Flater wrote:

Ummmm

its been revealed jacinta has billed Australian taxpayers $76000 for business class flights ;)

- is she truly representing the fnp, or just being another political snout in the trough good for nothing leach ?

Looking out for which people ;)

$370billion + $100mill from business council of oz + $34billion per annum for fnp beaurocracy's

land councils allocateing govt monies willynilly, all of em cronies..mates of marcia and co.

no accountability, secrecy.

i saw a video of ken bloody oath ystrday, he said "34billion dollrs a year on fnp's and they want a voice!"..."it's not a voice they need it's a fuckin audit they need!!....hahaha he cracked up laughing, me too.

SameAsWasYesterdaysBullshit

Hi. Your opinion, definitely not mine.

As you are an Auditor General now, please save me the arduous and time consuming task of auditing the mega billions about to be put aside for Submarines and their weaponry, because if you look at its core intention, it is to blow the shit out of people from another nation.

Similarly, you are doing the same here.

What kind of positive outlook or economy is that ? Pretty poor for us with simply, a no return on investment.

You’ve helped me heaps with your comment, see Ive been compiling a list of Australia’s greatest vigilante tax payers, and to no surprise, you are the Captain of that Motley Crue.

An insanely high income awaits you at the ATO. , Business Class flights, car, credit card, accommodation, you are probably the kind of guy who raids the little shampoo, conditioner and soaps in motels. Petty government thief. But thats ok.

Get a grip, where’s your humanity. You’ve a voice of segregation fella or chick or whatever you are. Go back and read your efforts of late.

Proud ?

Why do you expect rife rorting in Aboriginal politics to be any different from Anglo politics, after all, as I’ve previously stated, THEY ARE JUST PEOPLE, just like you and me ?

It’s tiring and boring this whole monetary angle on this topic.

But i knew it would slowly rise to the surface as scum always show its face in the long run.

Looks like I’m just starting to get the answers to my initial question Supafreak, they’re a bit slow this NO mob.

When will clowns like you and others understand.

How do live in a country where you know so little about the people who live here, ignorance, id say.? AW

so you admit to the corruption then, remember atsic?

you should be asking the captains of the voice where all monies gone, but hey the silence is deafening.

SameAsWas. Thanks for your reply.

Sorry, I must have misread your initial post. Was it your money that got misused ?
If so, we better get around SwNetters, we can’t have someone with the arse out of their pants, no food, violent on an empty stomach, may end up in jail (where have I heard of that before ) better organise a Go Fund Me page so you aren’t left on the streets, couldn’t have that now, you might meet a FNP.

Well you just highlighted your hollowness to all of us.
Of all of the Australian organisations past and present, the only one your minute pea brain is capable of remembering is ATSIC, funny about that.
Why is this so ? Have a think about it, I think you no the answer, begins with H and ends with D.

Proves my point wholeheartedly. You have have a personal agenda or hatred towards FNP, don’t worry , you won’t be lonely, there’s plenty like you. Cant wait for you and your kin to perish, you guys wouldn’t even make good compost.

How sad and bereft of any feeling towards people you must have.

How do you keep up the brave face and the tough exterior of an opposer ?

You wouldn’t fucking know what to say or how to behave in front of a FNP, that’s the root cause ensconced in this nation. AW

burleigh wrote:

Supafreak wrote:

@burleigh , look at all these white people gathering to vote no to the voice , do you feel the same rage as you did to the to the yes to the voice white people ?

Yes i do actually.

Look at all the old fucks... probably need to wait for Hanson and her generation to pass into oblivion b4 real change happens.

harrycoopr wrote:

Look at all the old fucks... probably need to wait for Hanson and her generation to pass into oblivion b4 real change happens.

Its so funny when you lefties think like this, the aspect that you dont understand, is that while you might not have got wiser and more conservative as you grew up, naturally most people do, so it just doesn't work the way you think it does.

Like the old saying goes

"If You Are Not a Liberal at 25, You Have No Heart. If You Are Not a Conservative at 35 You Have No Brain"

harrycoopr wrote:

burleigh wrote:

Supafreak wrote:

@burleigh , look at all these white people gathering to vote no to the voice , do you feel the same rage as you did to the to the yes to the voice white people ?

Yes i do actually.

Look at all the old fucks... probably need to wait for Hanson and her generation to pass into oblivion b4 real change happens.

@harry , I think you’re right , even if the yes vote gets up real change in attitudes is a generation away and that’s coming from 2 old fcks haha

indo-dreaming wrote:

harrycoopr wrote:

Look at all the old fucks... probably need to wait for Hanson and her generation to pass into oblivion b4 real change happens.

Its so funny when you lefties think like this, the aspect that you dont understand, is that while you might not have got wiser and more conservative as you grew up, naturally most people do, so it just doesn't work the way you think it does.

Like the old saying goes

"If You Are Not a Liberal at 25, You Have No Heart. If You Are Not a Conservative at 35 You Have No Brain"

WTF is going on ? This is on sky news……

This says it all.

Yesterday Aussie hero Cathy Freeman urged Australia to vote Yes.

On the same day, we found out that a No campaign rally is being organised inside the Russian Consulate 👇👇 pic.twitter.com/QuvyCDMZFc

— Jason Clare MP (@JasonClareMP) September 20, 2023

Supafreak wrote:

WTF is going on ? This is on sky news……https://x.com/jasonclaremp/status/1704403663115133334?s=46&t=5RczxwAfzX…

Yikes!

southernraw wrote:

Supafreak wrote:

WTF is going on ? This is on sky news……https://x.com/jasonclaremp/status/1704403663115133334?s=46&t=5RczxwAfzX…

Yikes!

Fellas... it's just typical rightwing fare... their insanity knows no limits

harrycoopr wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Supafreak wrote:

WTF is going on ? This is on sky news……https://x.com/jasonclaremp/status/1704403663115133334?s=46&t=5RczxwAfzX…

Yikes!

Fellas... it's just typical rightwing fare... their insanity knows no limits

I was sure I posted a twitter thread regarding the "Aussie Cossack" in here yesterday, but can't find it. Anyway, this is the foolish fool in question. Doesn't mind rubbing shoulders with literal Nazis. Top bloke, obviously. Head like a bulldog chewin' a wasp an' all. Furthermore, Rukshan Fernando. What a fucken joke.

That the same Aussie Cossack seen here sending messages to Neo Nazi Tom Sewell in encrypted messaging apps? https://t.co/a5W4hBVIPj

— Alternate Media Watchers (@AltMediaWatch) September 19, 2023

Yeh, you did Hiccups, yesterday 9:38pm : )

Hiccups wrote:

harrycoopr wrote:

southernraw wrote:

Supafreak wrote:

WTF is going on ? This is on sky news……https://x.com/jasonclaremp/status/1704403663115133334?s=46&t=5RczxwAfzX…

Yikes!

Fellas... it's just typical rightwing fare... their insanity knows no limits

I was sure I posted a twitter thread regarding the "Aussie Cossack" in here yesterday, but can't find it. Anyway, this is the foolish fool in question. Doesn't mind rubbing shoulders with literal Nazis. Top bloke, obviously. Head like a bulldog chewin' a wasp an' all. Furthermore, Rukshan Fernando. What a fucken joke.

That the same Aussie Cossack seen here sending messages to Neo Nazi Tom Sewell in encrypted messaging apps? https://t.co/a5W4hBVIPj

— Alternate Media Watchers (@AltMediaWatch) September 19, 2023

@hiccups , yes I remember seeing your post . I was thinking about rukshan when the yes rally was on . Someone said he was unbiased and covered the news in a honest manner with real life accurate reporting but he hasn’t posted anything from the yes rallies around the country. Maybe he was covering the No campaign from parliament house in Melbourne .

Melbourne's Trump aligned CBD Cookers kick off their march from Parliament House yesterday. pic.twitter.com/WesthDL4Bw

— The_Great_Australian_Cooker (@CookersOzStyle) September 17, 2023

Yikes. This says more than any fake Russian news you guys are sharing.

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