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Shoplifting from Coles and Woolworths is small time, she should be organising raids on their trucks and warehouses, and distributing the goods to the homeless and destitute
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Oct 31, 2018 12:06
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Australian version of Broad City looking good.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:07
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Also, she's overthinking her shoplifting technique.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:07
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Anidav posted:Fruity Grodo? nah too sane
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Oct 31, 2018 12:16
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Lol what ever happened to FG? We've got the Count back.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:23
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Didn't gross goons dox her and cause her to delete her account
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Oct 31, 2018 12:28
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I thought Andrew Bolt doxxed her and 4chan Facebook stalked her.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:39
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tbh her stealing poo poo makes her way more relatable to a lot of people. Doesn’t mean she’s an idiot for not getting rid of all that stuff. You’d think that would be in the “running for senate 101”
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Oct 31, 2018 12:42
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So now she renounced her Australian citizenship to comply with section 44 for nothing
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Oct 31, 2018 12:43
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She seems like a classic millennial very online shitbag to me.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:48
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 Meanwhile in ausgbs: Laserface posted:Is Coles more strict than woolies wrt self serve checkout weight sensors or is it just the one near my office due to being a lovely suburb?
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Oct 31, 2018 12:50
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Is that picture from the Hun? Because if so, 1st implies at least a 2nd is coming. Not that I think this particularly is one (and not that I think anyone who votes Green generally reads the Herald Sun), but you know what I mean.
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Oct 31, 2018 12:57
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voting greens again for surenow
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Whitlam posted:Is that picture from the Hun? Because if so, 1st implies at least a 2nd is coming. Not that I think this particularly is one (and not that I think anyone who votes Green generally reads the Herald Sun), but you know what I mean. It's just porn for middle aged tory shitbags. Nevermind the almost weekly scandals by Liberals and Nationals in all levels of government..
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Don Dongington posted:It's just porn for middle aged tory shitbags. Oh yeah absolutely, I just mean I wonder if "1st scandal" means they have more "scandals" coming up. Hope she didn't quit her job.
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Oct 31, 2018 13:36
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quote:In another, she called federal Liberal MP Michaelia Cash a “fkn disgusting smug parrot”, adding “a woman in the f---ing liberal party is like a jew in the nazi party”. Where's the lie? I'm not really down with shoplifting but you gotta do what you can to put Coles and Safeway out of business surely.
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Oct 31, 2018 13:53
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There’s nothing wrong with anything she said or did and I wish more people like that got into politics.
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She sounds exactly like all of my Australian friends on facebook, esp. millennials and gen X single mums trying to make ends meet. Are the Greens afraid of spin or something? This is spinnable. “The backseat popes at the Herald Sun are very quick to suggest this charming young person is a criminal — while making every effort to valorise their heroic pals burying the Great Barrier Reef in coal, I might mention. But where the smugger, nastier elements of this country see shoplifters, clearly our candidate sees fellow young people struggling to make ends meet and having to resort to extremes. The backseat popes must have forgotten to send out the memo that empathy and good humour are crimes now. Or maybe they’re just full of poo poo. We’re happy to back CANDIDATE NAME and let the people of SEAT NAME decide for themselves.” I mean it’s a first draft but you get the angle. I reckon that’d be a winner with voters who won’t be in the ground within a decade. I mean, why not give it a shot? Get some practice in, anyway. Spin doesn’t have to be evil.
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Chicken Parmigiana posted:I mean, why not give it a shot? Minor effort post incoming. I'm purely responding to the question, not saying my opinion or whether I agree or not. My bet would be because (my understanding is) it's a very winnable spot, and they'd rather not take the chance of loving up what should be an easy goal. The "sympathetic to shoplifters" demographic isn't a huge one, especially in an election where crime is an issue for a lot of people. I honestly don't see any situation in which this wins her more votes than it loses, so why not sever? Candidates have fallen on less. Joking and irony posting aside, rightly or wrongly, most neutral audiences are actually not down with voting for someone who is actively bragging and joking about theft and drug use on social media, even if it's from years ago, even if it's against a mega corp who won't feel the effects of it. If nothing else, best case scenario is it shows exceedingly poor judgement. If I'm an undecided/unaligned voter, why am I going to take a chance and vote on someone who seems, at best, a bit of a nuffy? Nobody who wasn't already predisposed to voting for the Greens is going to read that and go "well I was on the fence about voting for her, but a home delivery service for nangs? Sign me the gently caress up!"
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Whitlam posted:Minor effort post incoming. I'm purely responding to the question, not saying my opinion or whether I agree or not. ALL FAIR POINTS, I should add that I was commute-posting and don't know who she is and didn't read the article. Personally I'm heavily biased against respectability, and I do wonder if I'm really in such a minority in that respect. I kind of want to hold Australia's face an inch away from the coals and go, "She's a larrikin, mate! It's that famous Aussie irreverence! It's dinky-di down under larrikinism, mate, don't you believe in larrikinism, you pompous boring prick?"
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Chicken Parmigiana posted:Are the Greens afraid of spin or something? yes
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I've had a few conversations with members of the Greens where it becomes apparent they don't want to sell/spin the Greens to people who don't have a problem with Torture Island or climate change. Which is totally understandable, but you don't win elections (and thus advance your agenda) without managing to convince people to vote for you (or at least vote for a party/independent whose HTVs preferences you highly), even if it's for the entirely wrong reasons. Like I know there are people who seriously don't give a poo poo about the kids on Nauru, but vote Greens because the concentration camp is expensive. Which is utterly hosed, but I'd rather the $2 or whatever of someones #1 vote went to the Greens that to parties who are cool with kids sustaining permanent kidney damage from hunger striking. Yeah, lucking out on the stopped clock of the electorate is pretty poo poo, but... What else can be done? Appealing to people's better nature isn't working and we're almost out of time to tackle issues like climate change and ocean acidification and all the other poo poo in the world. 
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The Young Nats "we are not neo nazis" resignation letter is amazingly hitlerish The other letter, An Open Defence, by Clifford Jennings, accused the National Party of being complicit in a “trial by media” and questioned the party’s immigration policy. Mr Jennings, the party’s former coordinator for Sydney metro region, wrote at length on his alleged treatment by the party, with the three-page letter outlining a number of complaints. The letter also delved into immigration policy, with Mr Clifford writing “young white Australians” were rebelling against the “hopeless Coalition leadership that has dragged down Australia since the 1970s”. “They see a grim future for themselves and their children, of becoming a minority in their own country,” Mr Clifford wrote. “Opening Australia to mass third-world immigration is not ‘moderate’. It is extremist. “The fact that this policy has been followed by the Coalition parties for the last four decades does not make it moderate. It is treasonous.”
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https://twitter.com/newscomauhq/status/1057039475379826688?s=21 Not sure how to embed tweets but when news.com.au starts talking about this does this really mean the tide is turning on “boat people”? Or am I stupidly having faith in Australians again
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news wants to show Shorten how quickly it can build a narrative on Morrison so when Shorten is PM they can do the same thing except with deaths at sea or something.
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Anidav posted:news wants to show Shorten how quickly it can build a narrative on Morrison so when Shorten is PM they can do the same thing except with deaths at sea or something. yeah I said it earlier, it's a pointed reminder to both parties about who's the boss
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last I checked the daily telegraph was boo hooing about nauru prisoners being rude bitch being worried that your concentration guard victims are throwing rotted food at you is the least of your worries, you should be scared of getting hung at nuremberg
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Oct 31, 2018 22:19
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I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely.
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JBP posted:I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely. Did you post the bunch of stories of people who have tried to do this and have been traumatised by the experience
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Oct 31, 2018 23:05
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JBP posted:I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely. This but whether you’d join the Australian Labor Party
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Solemn Sloth posted:This but whether you’d join the Australian Labor Party I tried this once.
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JBP posted:I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely. See I've had fantasies of taking a boat (how ironic) to Nauru and cutting through the wire fence to bust people out but not "I'll help these people by joining the oppressing force!"
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Oct 31, 2018 23:43
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JBP posted:I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely. Change from within?
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Solemn Sloth posted:This but whether you’d join the Australian Labor Party loving gdi muyb
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bell jar posted:I tried getting into the dollop after old mate was on chapo, I listened to an episode about women to start off, and they had the guy's mum on, and she was funny, but goddamn that Gareth guy was just supremely unfunny and I stopped listening. Tell me more about the things you don’t find funny.
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Oct 31, 2018 23:50
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JBP posted:I saw a debate on Facebook re whether you'd become a Nauru guard and people said yes so they could help people from inside and smile at them politely. More *clap* Progressive *clap* Guards *clap*
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PoPcornTG posted:Tell me more about the things you don’t find funny. G-gareth???
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bell jar posted:Did you post the bunch of stories of people who have tried to do this and have been traumatised by the experience It gave me the impression that people perceive the situation as being a bad one, but only so bad that being nice to the refugees by saying hello and talking to them while smiling would fix it.
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