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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Tony Burke to Scott Morrison:
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The Australian parliament does not deserve to exist. This is pathetic beyond words
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Liberal insiders say Julie Bishop will retire from parliament just before the next election, despite speculation she might consider a career as opposition leader should the government lose the election, and despite the fact she has been re-endorsed for her seat of Curtin. Yep, she has to have done a deal for an overseas posting. Bonus points for loving Porter up. https://twitter.com/BevanShields/status/1070539049071300609 Good.
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ewe2 posted:Yep, she has to have done a deal for an overseas posting. Bonus points for loving Porter up. What is this about? I though Alice was a thread hero.
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ewe2 posted:Yep, she has to have done a deal for an overseas posting. Bonus points for loving Porter up. Why is this good?
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Husar says Workman and Buzzfeed emailed her with questions after they had published the story about her, and says they didn't give her enough time to get permission to talk about confidential stuff. She's suing for defamation
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JBP posted:What is this about? I though Alice was a thread hero. She published the “Husar is a sexual predator” article without any sources.
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bell jar posted:I'm part of a team implementing Afterpay/Zippay etc into a large retailer here. From what I understand, they get a margin of 5%-6% of each sale from the retailer, plus a monthly fee for the consumer if they have outstanding debt. No interest applied for a minimum term and then a HUGE amount of interest (somewhere like 20%) applied if you don't pay it all back in time. Zippay and Afterpay are a bit different (IMO Afterpay is a bit less lovely but ymmv). I use Afterpay for big purchases that I'd rather spread throughout a few pays rather than all in one go, but I budget carefully and make sure I never end up buying too much.I can see how payment models like these would be predatory and bad for those with low financial literacy.
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Dec 6, 2018 06:21
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Dec 6, 2018 06:23
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Yeah I generally enjoy Workman's... Work... but this one felt way too tabloid, and not at all definitive. It felt like they were cashing in on the recent barnaby hype train by grasping at a pretty thin straw and yelling "HEY LOOK AT THIS ONE TOO"
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thatbastardken posted:is an mps Twitter account protected by parliamentary privilege? No
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Lid posted:No cool. second question, is a political party able to be defamed?
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thatbastardken posted:is an mps Twitter account protected by parliamentary privilege? Nothing outside the chamber is. This is why Leyonhjelm is a dumb rear end in a top hat for reiterating his comments about SHY and Kennett is a dead eyed motherfucker for the time he called someone a paedophile and later when asked about it smirked and said "you don't think I'm silly enough to repeat what was said under privilege?"
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I'm asking b because this seems like a risky tweet https://twitter.com/cpyne/status/1070542163811852288?s=19
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thatbastardken posted:I'm asking b because this seems like a risky tweet Nah he can say he firmly believes this stupid poo poo will stop paedos and terrorists.
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I missed something. Why is there a data encryption/border protection/electricity price bill. Or is it three separate things.
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Granite Octopus posted:Ah cool, so our answer is denying medical treatment to children is more important. The tree of liberty must from time to time be watered with the blood of refugees
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Zenithe posted:I missed something. They're separate. The border protection one was first in line in the senate, and since they wasted time on that, the data encryption one won't be passed back to the house either Though as soon as the house adjourned, Labor voted with the Government to suspend debate on the border protection one
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thatbastardken posted:I'm asking b because this seems like a risky tweet Good luck proving Christopher Pyne doesn’t genuinely believe a bunch of dumb poo poo
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gay picnic defence posted:This wouldn’t even be remotely newsworthy if they weren’t trying to stoke a “stupid soy boys, hurr” reaction from the base. It's PETA bullshit via Courier Mail, I don't think it's possible for something to be more trash.
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BBJoey posted:Good luck proving Christopher Pyne doesn’t genuinely believe a bunch of dumb poo poo Like when he laughed at the idea of being afraid of African gangs in Melbourne before being reminded of the party line.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Prime Minister Zingers.
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Maybe Bill's argument is by passing the dumb encryption legislation they can also pass the medical attention to Nauru? Either way it's over now. If only they could extend their sitting hours...
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woofbro posted:Maybe Bill's argument is by passing the dumb encryption legislation they can also pass the medical attention to Nauru? Some on twitter think Bill's trying to goad them into running away to make them look weak. Which sounds a little optimistic.
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This Jordon Steele-John guy is a massive goon. He is delivering a speech on the encryption bill as if he is giving an address at a ren faire.
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Does the encryption bill have any public support? Every mention of it I can find in the media is either unambiguously negative or at the very least mentions it being highly controversial. Why are labor so set on giving dutton everything he asks for? The my health record poo poo proves that people do actually care about privacy. Read the loving room Bill. They need to get rid of the home affairs portfolio. It is ridiculous that we have this constant churn of new national security laws being introduced without any successful organized terror plot to justify why more is necessary. There isn't any popular demand for any of this stuff. It seems more like the lnp are proposing increasingly ridiculous or open to abuse laws to try and goad labor into rejecting one so that they can claim they are soft on terrorists.
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Starshark posted:Some on twitter think Bill's trying to goad them into running away to make them look weak. Which sounds a little optimistic. That's pretty much exactly what he's doing. The ALP have the govt absolutely cornered. This isn't some 6th dimensional chess poo poo, it's fish in a barrel. People's opinions of Shorten are rightfully pretty low, but calling the blindingly obvious play optimistic taking it a bit far I think Edit: As for the Encryption poo poo: It's a wedge. The Govt's entire strategy at the moment is to smash Labor on border and national security, so the ALP are playing it safe and running somewhat bipartisan on both. The Liberals will still attack the ALP for being weak on Natsec/Borders (as they have been all day), but the difference is whether or not the Media run with the narrative. If the ALP are clearly voting for these bills with a few key amendments to stop them from say preventing a business from running a VPN service or other hilariously inept drafting issues they're known for, then the mainstream media have a harder time actually pinning it on Labor, and are more likely to point out the ridiculousness of the Govt's behaviour today. It's more of the small target tactic, which is working ridiculously well for them. Also there is likely a darker edge to it - you don't have to worry about the government spying on unions if it's an ALP government. Much like we didn't have to worry about the government stacking the FWC under a Labor govt. It's a dick move, but it's an ALP favourite. Don Dongington fucked around with this message at 07:27 on Dec 6, 2018 |
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Tokamak posted:This Jordon Steele-John guy is a massive goon. someone buy him an account
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thatbastardken posted:I'm asking b because this seems like a risky tweet What did it say, it has been pulled?
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You Am I posted:What did it say, it has been pulled? Wow what a loving coward It basically said the ALP want to enable paedophiles and terrorists. I guess when they didn't extent sitting it made the premise silly.
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You Am I posted:What did it say, it has been pulled? https://twitter.com/joshgnosis/status/1070565202930761728 Doctor Spaceman fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Dec 6, 2018 |
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GoldStandardConure posted:someone buy him an account Just don't ask him if he has stairs in his house.
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