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Since Labor would get my vote on preferences anyway I think I'm going to put them above the Greens on Saturday as a "figure out your sexual harassment problems" protest vote.
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snoremac posted:Since Labor would get my vote on preferences anyway I think I'm going to put them above the Greens on Saturday as a "figure out your sexual harassment problems" protest vote. Is the NSW election this week too?
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Jonah Galtberg posted:Is the NSW election this week too? when trying to get some rear end put a rowie in your glass and wait for a few minutes to pass Date rape drugs in her drink then have my way
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Nov 19, 2018 04:23
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I know Labor has its own issues on this front, but feel a non-vote for Greens is more powerful than a vote-on-2nd-pref for Labor.
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snoremac posted:Got no class Stay classy NSW Greens Signed man from QLD lol
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Gridlocked posted:Stay classy NSW Greens
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Anidav posted:What's with Australians and camps? Why do we love camps so much. we're just an intents people
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Nov 19, 2018 04:32
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snoremac posted:Since Labor would get my vote on preferences anyway I think I'm going to put them above the Greens on Saturday as a "figure out your sexual harassment problems" protest vote. If you're going to do that you may as well just vote VicSoc for actually having policies to renationalise the good stuff IMHO.
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incredible flesh posted:i now successfully hate matty guy, but now it's in kind of a cartoon villain way where i enjoy watching his antics and like seeing him get his comeuppance, which he does constantly by just being so hopelessly ridiculous all the time incredible flesh posted:i'm not allowed to be optimistic about famous people's deaths anymore so i can just say i hope his storyline ends in a suitably comical way, like shellfish poisoning If it makes you feel any better this is probably the last big shot the libs will have in Victoria for a while, they just had to sell their Vic hq to get money in for this election push.
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Aesculus posted:If you're going to do that you may as well just vote VicSoc for actually having policies to renationalise the good stuff IMHO. but then how are people going to hold a grudge against songs some candidate sung 8 years ago and has since disavowed???
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Nov 19, 2018 04:42
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snoremac posted:Got no class the punishment for transgressions of this nature is woke scolding the duration is life
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Nov 19, 2018 04:47
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snoremac posted:I know Labor has its own issues on this front, but feel a non-vote for Greens is more powerful than a vote-on-2nd-pref for Labor. You were never voting Greens anyway but literally 7 out of 8 of the Greens parliamentarians are women.
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Nov 19, 2018 04:49
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punishing a minority party in the polls, bet they won't get this bloody seat!!
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snoremac posted:That's from a Victorian Greens candidate. My bad post above said NSW so I went with that.
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Frogfingers posted:You were never voting Greens anyway but literally 7 out of 8 of the Greens parliamentarians are women.
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bell jar posted:punishing a minority party in the polls, bet they won't get this bloody seat!! proping up right wing wackos to own the greens is a prime tradition of the labor right 
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hahahahahahahahahah https://www.theage.com.au/politics/victoria/tough-on-crime-guy-stops-for-coffee-with-convicted-drug-cultivator-20181119-p50gxg.html quote:"A restaurant owner in Frankston who stood alongside Matthew Guy and Liberal candidate Michael Lamb to discuss her struggles with rising energy costs on Monday is a convicted cannabis cultivator whom police sought to deny a liquor licence. hahahahahahahahahaha
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Nov 19, 2018 04:58
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snoremac posted:I always vote Greens dickhead. Then vote for the ones that weren't rappers a decade ago.
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"I'd vote for the Greens if they were just about the environment, not this bullshit social stuff and pretending they're a real party." Quote from a friend who proudly voted for Family First last election.
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Matty Guy's campaign slogan might as well be GIVE US BACK OUR POWER #born2rule
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Gridlocked posted:"I'd vote for the Greens if they were just about the environment, not this bullshit social stuff and pretending they're a real party." I got family saying that. Family that voted Green in 07 and in the ACT Territory elections before that.
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Aesculus posted:If you're going to do that you may as well just vote VicSoc for actually having policies to renationalise the good stuff IMHO. I was saying I'm turning my Labor-by-preference vote to a Labor vote because I'm mad at the Greens. It's pointless and childish and I'll probably end up voting Greens anyway.
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This state election is certainly the closest I’ve ever come to voting labor above Greens. I’ll probably still end up going VicSoc Greens Labor but there’s still a bit of doubt in my mind. This has been a really effective and progressive Labor government all up.
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Solemn Sloth posted:This state election is certainly the closest I’ve ever come to voting labor above Greens. I’ll probably still end up going VicSoc Greens Labor but there’s still a bit of doubt in my mind. This has been a really effective and progressive Labor government all up. If I was in a toss-up Labor/Greens seat, I would probably have voted VicSoc/Labor because I do genuinely like what Dandrews has done. But I live in Malvern, so I'm voting VicSoc/Greens/Labor and waiting to see what the name of the Liberal member is. A strong progressive green movement in key labor seats probably means they have to run progressive to stay in the race.
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Anidav posted:What's with Australians and camps? Why do we love camps so much. Breaker Morant was our first big warrior poet and he was rounding up and killing the Boer in concentration camps, maybe that's it
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A push by the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party to wind back Sydney's lockout laws would put "violence over vibrancy", a leading alcohol policy group has warned MPs. The NSW/ACT Alcohol Policy Alliance, made up of 48 groups including frontline emergency services, law enforcement and health experts, has warned that a bill before NSW Parliament would be a "curse" on Sydney if it passed. Shooters, Fishers and Farmers MP Robert Borsak has introduced a bill to the upper house to scrap the 1.30am lockout laws that apply to clubs and pubs across Sydney's CBD and Kings Cross. But in a letter sent to Premier Gladys Berejiklian, the alliance says it is "appalled" by the introduction of the bill and fears a return to an "unsafe and violent environment" in Sydney. The lockout laws, which were put in place to curb alcohol-fuelled violence in Kings Cross and the Sydney CBD, have had a "significant positive impact on the people of NSW", the letter says. The letter says there has been "dramatic reductions in non-domestic violence ... reduced rates of alcohol-related serious injury presentation and a 60 per cent reduction in serious facial injuries requiring surgery at St Vincent's Hospital". "In the five years before the measures were introduced, alcohol-related assaults were on a slight, but inconsistent, downward trajectory," says the letter, which is signed by the NSW Police Association, the NSW Australian Medical Association and St Vincent's Hospital. "Since February 2014, the reductions in alcohol-related violence have been dramatic." One of the signatories of the letter, chief executive of the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education Michael Thorn said he questioned why Mr Borsak and others "are so willing to talk down Sydney's night-time economy". "Mr Borsak's claim that Kings Cross and CBD businesses have been decimated is pure fiction," Mr Thorn said. "While Sydney's nightlife profile has diversified, the City of Sydney's own data shows it has the strongest and most concentrated night-time economy in Australia with year-on-year growth since 2011. "The number of establishments reached an all-time high in 2016 and again in 2017 and the city has never had more jobs or greater choice of drinks, entertainment and food options." ... NSW Police Association president Tony King said it could not be disputed that the "last entry" and "last drinks" measures had been "life-saving". "This is a galling bill and any repeal of the 2014 measures would be a curse on Sydney again, shifting the balance back to 'violence over vibrancy' and a return to the devastating toll that we know harms all of us," Mr King said. The lockout laws were implemented across the Sydney CBD area by former premier Barry O'Farrell in February 2014, following public outcry over a spate of violent alcohol-fuelled incidents, including the one-punch deaths of Thomas Kelly and Daniel Christie. Opposition Leader Michael Daley has said that Labor would not be relaxing the laws
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monkeu posted:The greens are bad I hope this helps hey
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I've been informed scummos hillsing mentor is a chomo facilitator, not a child molester himself. Scott morrisons mentors father was the child rapist.
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this article confirms scott morrisson cannot gently caress https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6093385/Scott-Morrison-Hillsong-churchs-powerful-parishioner-Lara-Bingle-famous.html
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Nov 19, 2018 05:40
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Quiet lol to myself about that guy who said the single parent pension was hard to raise a family on and they responded by leaking his domestic violence arrest and also when that lady wrote about centre links robo debt bullshit so Alan sludge leaked her details to a journalist few weeks to " write a comment piece from the Government's perspective". DI'd you know it's already been 3 years since morrison tried to dismiss paid parental leave by calling it a "first world problem." .
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https://mobile.twitter.com/paulkidd/status/1064347367242002432
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Just wanna say I looked more closely at the controversial lyrics guy and think he's genuinely changed and the lyrics are just edgy comedy crap. That said, the Greens shouldn't have disavowed the shoplifter candidate.
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Nov 19, 2018 06:09
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So apperently a 9 month old girl died on a beach in Surfers Paradise just down from where the schoolies are partying. Shiiit.
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Nov 19, 2018 06:12
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Agreed re the shoplifter candidate. Apart from anything else it empowers the right wing rags to dig harder and harder for any other candidates that have ever posted something dumb on Facebook
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Nov 19, 2018 06:13
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vic greens in trying to present a pleasing image to the right wing shocker
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The shoplifters candidate was less the shoplifters more they sounded like an edgy cloud trap rapper while bragging about it. The disavowed came after not they did it but they wouldn't even attempt God I said some dumb poo poo didn't I and rolled with it. Albo has an entire punk career that he rolls with and we want him to be PM compared to a Hillsong pastor and a check notes. Also Albo best guest programmer for Rage qtiyd.
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snoremac posted:Just wanna say I looked more closely at the controversial lyrics guy and think he's genuinely changed and the lyrics are just edgy comedy crap. Apparently there's a video from last year of him talking about wanting to be served coconuts by "topless chicks", so he's maybe not as terrible as he was, but I don't buy this whole "oh no he's just a victim of the patriarchy and toxic masculinity and it's all in the past" thing. I think the problem is they disavowed Joanna so quickly wanting to do damage control that when the Angus thing happened they didn't want to disendorse another candidate, especially not so soon after, even though what he did is arguably worse.
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Solemn Sloth posted:This state election is certainly the closest I’ve ever come to voting labor above Greens. I’ll probably still end up going VicSoc Greens Labor but there’s still a bit of doubt in my mind. This has been a really effective and progressive Labor government all up. I want Andrews and Weatherill leading Federal Labor.
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