monkeu posted:

https://twitter.com/ghostwhovotes/status/1065546354833842176?s=21

Aesculus posted:

Apologies, I had to go look back through the 2017 threads and apparently I had you mixed up with someone else with the same av. loving ponytars

monkeu posted:

Hahahah they spent literally all their money on this campaign too to the point where they had to sell their headquarters

But but but the African gangs!!!!!

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

My 2c on the Greens rapper is that Men as a class need to be exterminated.

AgentF posted:

Lord knows I didn't give it to myself. But the dilemma of being too cheap to change it.

monkeu posted:

https://twitter.com/ghostwhovotes/status/1065554759552163842?s=21

JBP posted:

Capitalism is great until you run out of poor people's money.

hooman posted:

This is very good and I'm definitely stealing it, like any good capitalist would.

JBP posted:

Inner Melbourne hipsters scuttling home to father.

hooman posted:

This is very good and I'm definitely stealing it, like any good capitalist would.

hooman posted:

This is very good and I'm definitely stealing it, like any good capitalist would.

GotLag posted:

Is Tree Tories another term for Blue Greens?

TheMightyHandful posted:

GotLag posted:

Is Tree Tories another term for Blue Greens?

monkeu posted:

https://twitter.com/ghostwhovotes/status/1065568011887632385?s=21

LMAOOOOOOOO

Sparticle posted:

I prefer the term "Blue-Greens" because it implies they are toxic scum

AgentF posted:

Eh, better Blue-Greens than just Blue. Even if their reasons might be dumb, some of their preferences will still flow on to Labor before the Coalition.

Jonah Galtberg posted:

Unfortunately many/enough of them are active enough party members to infest the place and turn the party towards them even harder

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One Nation Policy

We will broaden and modernise the role of the Anti-Discrimination Board by ensuring it protects the rights of all NSW residents from censorship and discrimination, not just selected ‘minorities’. We want the ABD to be a body that unites people, rather than dividing them on identity grounds. It needs to bring people together, to play a role in rebuilding community harmony and cohesiveness. We need to restore the principles of merit and equal opportunity in NSW.

Under One Nation policy, the ABD will be overhauled so that it exercises 10 key powers and functions:

Building social capital and promoting stronger communities in NSW, across racial, gender, sexuality and religious boundaries.

Running community seminars and workplace training programs explaining the divisiveness of identity politics and the wrongness of concepts such as ‘unconscious bias’ and ‘cultural appropriation’.

Outlawing practices that prevent another person’s legitimate economic, political or community participation in society. This would include restrictions on freedom and any treatment of an individual other than on merit. It would also include words and/or actions that incite violence against others, irrespective of the motivation of those words and/or actions.

Creating universal rights of freedom of speech, association and religious belief, consistent with the values and principles of Western civilisation. People should be able to exercise these basic freedoms in society, so long as they do not cause harm to others. In particular, free speech laws are urgently needed on NSW university campuses, where the principles of open debate, disagreement and academic inquiry are under siege.

Getting the balance right in new laws covering freedom of religious belief. People of faith must have the freedom to refuse to participate in state-sanctioned events and activities they believe to be morally wrong. They must also be protected from censorship and discrimination on the basis of their faith. The new protections should not be used as a way of authorising behaviour inconsistent with the values and practices of Western civilisation.

Creating a new criminal offence in NSW for any practice that segregates people away from each other in public places, according to the race, gender, sexuality and religion of participants (in a manner inconsistent with the values of Western civilisation). This would not, for instance, affect private commercial ventures such as female-only gyms. But it would affect public institutions, such as university ‘safe spaces’ and segregated municipal swimming pools. We must bring people together, with the toughest possible laws against identity-based public segregation.

Similarly, employment/recruitment policies and practices operating other than on merit will be outlawed (in both the NSW public and private sectors). That is, employment quotas, positive discrimination programs and so-called ‘targets with teeth’ (quasi-quotas) will be illegal (as will the new corporate practice of paying executives bonuses for achieving KPIs based on employment discrimination). Special exemptions shall be used for legitimate purposes only (consistent with community standards), rather than a backdoor way of legalising discrimination against ‘majority’ groups. The best person for the job must get the job – the only way in which a fair society can function. We will ensure all NSW workers have equal opportunities in progressing their careers.

One Nation is also concerned about the rise of discriminatory quotas in other institutions. Encouraging ability and fairness is particularly important in the education system – teaching young people the benefits of meritocracy. In the selection of representative teams (such as in debating) identity quotas will be abolished in NSW schools and universities.

Any form of racism, against any skin colour is wrong. The reformed ADB will ensure that laws and processes punishing racism also cover the recent, regrettable rise of anti-white racism. There is nothing worse in public debate than a fixation with race – on black, white or any other skin colour. Under our human rights framework, racism of all kinds will be treated harshly.

In ADB cases where conciliation between the parties has broken down, referrals to the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal and appeals to higher courts will still be permissible. But under the reformed body, the ADB’s jurisdiction will not extend to residents of other States and Territories; and vexatious and serial complaints will not be allowed.