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Isn't it odd that Joe can quote stats like assault rates amongst indigenous people but deaths in custody is magically absent?
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Solemn Sloth posted:Grima Wormtongue was just an ALP staffer Don't pick on Anidav like that
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Jan 30, 2019 08:08
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ewe2 posted:Isn't it odd that Joe can quote stats like assault rates amongst indigenous people but deaths in custody is magically absent? From the same SBS article Hildebrand is pulling his info from: Same Article posted:Ms Braybrook, also the co-chair of Change The Record, says the report does not address racism and the ongoing injustices Indigenous peoples face, which is a big part of why rates of violence against Indigenous women and children are high. https://www.sbs.com.au/nitv/nitv-news/article/2018/02/28/disadvantage-trauma-causing-high-rates-indigenous-family-violence God, loving Joe Hildebrand is such loving goddamn trash.
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Jan 30, 2019 08:09
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hooman posted:In conclusion, Mordor is a land of contrasts. It's important to understand that the orcish horde are a broad church. From the Uruk-Hai of Insengard, to the Northern Goblins of the Misty Mountains, to the denizens of Gorgoroth, in Mordor; but despite the occasional case of cannibalism, they are united as the party of small government and Liberal values.
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Jan 30, 2019 08:16
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Amethyst posted:
Of course, indigenous folk had been in Australia for 37,000 odd years at that time
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Jan 30, 2019 08:19
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Recoome posted:I guess the other thing to consider is that the parts of psychology which are considered "neglected" (so gen reg, etc.) are also less likely to be so academically focused (and perhaps just wanting to get on with the job), so of course their voices haven't been privileged like they should've been. I’m all for unions making more of an effort to include casual and part-time staff. They can be overlooked otherwise. Dire Lemming posted:How's this? 
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Jan 30, 2019 08:40
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I said it seemed like a good idea to let people see a lesser, non clinical psychologist if that was all there was and they were in trouble and my psychologist friend smacked me down so hard I was like woah gotta protect that bread huh I get ya (she was very angry indeed at that point). E: real talk I don't think changing the current model is a good idea after that chat
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Jan 30, 2019 08:42
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You Am I posted:WTF is he using NZ made Mainland butter instead of Aussie Bega butter? ROYAL COMMISSION NOW
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Jan 30, 2019 08:52
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The Before Times posted:Half of Melbourne is named after a genocidal maniac (Batman) but ya know it was all done with the best intentions woah i don't like DC comics either but genocide is a bit of a leap 
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UrbanLabyrinth posted:I wonder how many of the APS membership (22000 in 2017 according to their annual report) are fully registered? They say 3500 student memberships, and the PBA said there were 35000 registered psychs in the same year. I suspect fewer people let their membership lapse than we'd like to think (knowing they can use the professional advisory service seems to be a drawcard, along with the "cheap" professional indemnity insurance and access to discounted PD programs). I don't want to perpetuate a derail about a narrow topic but I wasn't aware so many people were APS members; I made my comment about people quitting from personal experience but maybe people I know are a minority. I was a member from around 2007 and quit around uhh 2012 or so or the reasons I described and so did a lot of my graduation cohort. At the time, I was upset about how the APS was dealing with the bulk-billing freeze and I note that, 7 years later, it remains frozen at the same rate. But all I remember from when I was a member was just an endless impassioned debate from like 10 to 12 branch members about a variety of issues and no real progress made on any specific issue. But maybe it was just my perception of the situation and most APS members were happier than I recall. People were debating the two-tier debate schedule then too, my memory may be wrong but around 2010 a whole separate professional organisation spun off and tried to create a parallel APS with a mind to represent generalist psychologists better (as the APS was seen as too clinical psychology focused). I don't remember what they were called, how far they got, or even if this actually happened or if I'm remembering something different. e: quote:I said it seemed like a good idea to let people see a lesser, non clinical psychologist if that was all there was and they were in trouble and my psychologist friend smacked me down so hard I was like woah gotta protect that bread huh I get ya (she was very angry indeed at that point). I came from Canada originally and have lived in the US; psychology there requires a PhD to practice and I've always felt that the two-tier system was trying to capture something similar to North America or the UK where clinical psychology attracts salaries and a level of respect similar to medical doctors. If the APS had their way, I think they'd lock out the 4+2 and 5+1 programs altogether and call them something different but the title of psychologist has too many generally trained people already to make that change. Enforcing the two-tier system felt like the best compromise. I do think there's a role for having a profession that requires a research-practice degree as more complex psychological cases requires a level of skill and expertise that I'm not confident you can achieve with a bachelor degree and supervised practice alone. I think having that role use the title of psychologist, though, and then locking out other people who use that title creates a lot of confusion and headache for people, though. Serrath fucked around with this message at 09:03 on Jan 30, 2019 |
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Jan 30, 2019 08:58
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How does Hildebrand manage to explain the Norman invasion and then somehow say that the British Empire was descended from Vikings. How does he even manage to get his smarmy fancy booklearning history wrong.
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Jan 30, 2019 09:00
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freebooter posted:How does Hildebrand manage to explain the Norman invasion and then somehow say that the British Empire was descended from Vikings. How does he even manage to get his smarmy fancy booklearning history wrong. https://twitter.com/Brocklesnitch/status/1090479570422099968
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Jan 30, 2019 09:26
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freebooter posted:How does Hildebrand manage to explain the Norman invasion and then somehow say that the British Empire was descended from Vikings. How does he even manage to get his smarmy fancy booklearning history wrong. He just bangs out something that has more or less the correct names and fills in a few gaps to make a story.
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Jan 30, 2019 09:27
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freebooter posted:How does Hildebrand manage to explain the Norman invasion and then somehow say that the British Empire was descended from Vikings. How does he even manage to get his smarmy fancy booklearning history wrong. Um, everyone knows that Bede's geneology makes it clear that the Anglo-Saxons are descended from Wotan.
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Jan 30, 2019 09:56
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Angry Salami posted:Um, everyone knows that Bede's geneology makes it clear that the Anglo-Saxons are descended from Wotan. Making them the original Wotan Clan
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It's particularly amusing in this case because the Normans provide my favourite example of inter-generational advantage/disadvantage stemming from invasion and dispossession: "People with "Norman" surnames like Darcy and Mandeville are still wealthier than the general population 1,000 years after their descendants conquered Britain, according to a study into social progress." https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8424904/People-with-Norman-names-wealthier-than-other-Britons.html edit - Blame the Telegraph, obviously they mean "ancestors" not "descendants"
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Don Dongington posted:It's important to understand that the orcish horde are a broad church. From the Uruk-Hai of Insengard, to the Northern Goblins of the Misty Mountains, to the denizens of Gorgoroth, in Mordor; but despite the occasional case of cannibalism, they are united as the party of small government and Liberal values. For anyone who particularly enjoyed this brief foray into moral relativism in Middle Earth: I highly recommend The Last Ringbearer. It is set immediately after the events of The Lord of the Rings and tells a story from the perspective of an Orc. It presents The Lord if the Rings as being a highly revisionist history written by the winners of the War of the Ring to make themselves look good.
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Urcher posted:For anyone who particularly enjoyed this brief foray into moral relativism in Middle Earth: I highly recommend The Last Ringbearer. It is set immediately after the events of The Lord of the Rings and tells a story from the perspective of an Orc. It presents The Lord if the Rings as being a highly revisionist history written by the winners of the War of the Ring to make themselves look good. lol you loving nerd bowmore posted:saw multiple people on facebook saying the same thing, like, sit down you goose Support Aussie jerbs
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Jan 30, 2019 10:53
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You reckon Michaelia Cash's gonna pull a runner on election night?
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Jan 30, 2019 11:11
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tithin posted:You reckon Michaelia Cash's gonna pull a runner on election night? *whiteboard appears*
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Jan 30, 2019 11:15
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Liberals Running Out Of Cash Cashing Out Cash not found. OR Clear your cash (some are gonna argue, I say the pun way of pronounciation is always correct) The headlines write themselves, and with the sackings they'll need to
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https://twitter.com/CampbellNewman/status/1090347292958195712
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Jan 30, 2019 11:55
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Anidav leaves the country and Newman falls to pieces
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Jan 30, 2019 12:08
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tithin posted:You reckon Michaelia Cash's gonna pull a runner on election night? As his first act as Attorney General, Mark Dreyfus produces documentation proving senator Cash to be a dual citizen. Shortly thereafter, in his first and final act as minister for Home Affairs before dissolving the portfolio (lol I know but stay with me) Penny cancels her Australian citizenship.
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Jan 30, 2019 12:18
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Anidav posted:Aren't there like colonial letters explicitly telling the British to kill every black person they see in Australia ect? "Send cask arsenic exterminate aborigines" 
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Jan 30, 2019 12:30
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freebooter posted:How does Hildebrand manage to explain the Norman invasion and then somehow say that the British Empire was descended from Vikings. How does he even manage to get his smarmy fancy booklearning history wrong. I think he trying to be uber smart, by referring to the Normans origins in Scandinavia. There is also the point where he mentions that the Viking Empire was at its greatest extent in the 18th century. So English —> Norman —> Viking But he seems to have forgotten the final step: Everyone —> Africans. So really, how can anyone be racist when we are all actually African??
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You Am I posted:lol you loving nerd And proud of it
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Jan 30, 2019 12:32
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freebooter posted:It's particularly amusing in this case because the Normans provide my favourite example of inter-generational advantage/disadvantage stemming from invasion and dispossession: Hereward the Wake should’ve loving murdered William, the absolute clown
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Jan 30, 2019 13:03
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the guardian posted:Studio Ten: The fifth most-popular morning show on TV, behind Mel and Kochie, the new Today lineup, Virginia Trioli and Michael Rowland on ABC News Breakfast, and a blank screen. AKA: where Joe Hildebrand has gone to die.
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Jan 30, 2019 13:42
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Useless prick can't even get that right.
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Jan 30, 2019 14:04
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https://twitter.com/Joe_Hildebrand/status/1090540376748744704
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Jan 30, 2019 14:31
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In China they sell fireworks in toy stores. Not small firewarks either. I'm talking the Sky Orgasm 4000.
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Jan 30, 2019 14:33
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Anidav posted:In China they sell fireworks in toy stores. Amazing. When I lived in the UK you could get all sorts of awesome fireworks, but they also had these ghastly ads about why you shouldn't mess with fireworks including one girl who is revealed to have horrible scarring across half her face due to one exploding in her face.
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Jan 30, 2019 14:43
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gently caress off Joe Hildebrand.
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Jan 30, 2019 15:41
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Joe "it's not genocide without orders from the top" Hildebrand
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Jan 30, 2019 15:46
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Isn't it more embarrassing to have done this and still be this wrong? Like this doesn't make you look any better fuckface. EDIT: I'm really glad I saved this image when I made it years ago, I've gotten a fantastic amount of mileage out of it.  hooman fucked around with this message at 16:28 on Jan 30, 2019 |
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Jan 30, 2019 16:25
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hooman posted:Isn't it more embarrassing to have done this and still be this wrong? Like this doesn't make you look any better fuckface. It is, very embarrassing. Particularly after a well-known collection of smackdowns on Keith Windschuttle was put out pointing out exactly this error. He may as well have had a degree in dramatic arts for all the good it's done him. One of Windschuttles big excuses was a lack of written evidence, therefore nothing ever happened. Whoops.
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Jan 30, 2019 21:09
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Anders Breiviks favourite historian
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Snake swallowing another snake spotted on farmer's property in South Australia Snake hitches ride under car, amid 'peak hour' for Tasmanian reptile catchers Carpet python riddled with 500 ticks slinks into pool 'to try and drown them' Carpet python riddled with ticks now has anaemia but vets hopeful of recovery Cafe owners shocked after discovering 'pipe' was a snake in their coffee machine Snake catchers urge pet owners to keep cats indoors for their safety and sake of wildlife Snake hiding behind Darwin air-conditioning unit likely wanted food First the loo, now a shower — Queensland's dry weather forces snakes into unusual places to look for water Brown snake spotted on ute windscreen by mum picking kids up from school Olive python swept away after Winton's first rainfall of the season All from this month. ABC does love snakes
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My first car was a stick
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bandaid.friend posted:All from this month. ABC does love snakes Inevitable, given the Libs stacked it with them.
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