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Clungene into Child Labour Law Reform I await the day when children, too, can claim parliamentary privilege, and also no take-backsies, for calling someone a boofhead.
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Emperor McGowan giving a second COVID press conference today.... Can't be good
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GorgeOnMySyphilis posted:https://www.betootaadvocate.com/headlines/scotty-says-why-stop-at-forklifts-we-should-send-kids-into-coal-mines-like-the-good-old-days/ I knew I should be a writer for betoota
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abigserve posted:He gave me a finger painting and I had to explain how, because it is a physical image, it is thus worthless I'm far too ethical to do it, but it feels like there's a lucrative niche market in selling parents the opportunity to put their child's art on the blockchain.
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Jan 20, 2022 11:03
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Literally anything but actually training people.
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Senor Tron posted:I'm far too ethical to do it, but it feels like there's a lucrative niche market in selling parents the opportunity to put their child's art on the blockchain. I’m honestly shocked it isn’t a thing yet
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yoloer420 posted:What was the first about? I missed it. They announced 5 cases earlier today - was probably just the health minister. This one is premier during primetime, it'll be a change to school opening or the Feb 5 reopening plan
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Lest We Forget https://twitter.com/sorifith/status/1482199274897444865
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WA Borders stay closed, but more allowed reasons to get in (similar to high risk instead of very high), needs to be 3x vax, neg test, 14 days iso, tests on day 2 & 12. Hell yeah. Edit: 
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Why stop at forklifts, I heard the trucking industry is having problems too. https://www.cnn.com/2022/01/19/business/18-year-old-truck-drivers/index.html
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doesn't the ACT let you get a heavy vehicle license in your teens?
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McGowan What a oval office gently caress him. Thanks tho.
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yoloer420 posted:WA Borders stay closed, but more allowed reasons to get in (similar to high risk instead of very high), needs to be 3x vax, neg test, 14 days iso, tests on day 2 & 12. The only reason anyone even cares about WA is because of our covid laws, we lose them and we lose all relevance
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Greg of Doom posted:McGowan Reported for awful haiku attempt.
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Greg of Doom posted:McGowan lmao whos rereg are you
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Update on Canberra's SovCit trial: https://the-riotact.com/dont-you-dare-sovereign-citizen-protesters-cause-chaos-in-court/527519 Magistrate Beth Campbell really not liking these people: quote:The hearing had a confusing start. When Magistrate Beth Campbell asked if his name was Bruce Shillingsworth, he replied, “objection”. quote:While Magistrate Campbell was writing, the woman walked from the gallery to the prosecutor and placed a large folder on the desk in front of her, then walked up to the magistrate and put a similar folder on the bench in front of her.
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It's shocking that Western Australians value their health and safety even more than trips to Bali.
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Animal Friend posted:Reported for
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Literally anything but actually paying people a decent wage
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-21/victorians-healthcare-system-crisis-covid-omicron-surge/100770204 Looks like these people need to get better at learning to live with covid. I mean, it's not like the government didn't have a fuckload of time to plan to prevent poo poo like this, how could they have possibly known this would happen?!
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haetbus posted:Update on Canberra's SovCit trial:
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Periphery posted:https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-21/victorians-healthcare-system-crisis-covid-omicron-surge/100770204 poo poo's unravelling for the learn to live with the virus crew. Tasmania is providing schools with air purifiers, admitting institutional responsibility for jamming people together in still boxes of covid air for the first time. This has been relevant strategy for airborne disease since before covid was the glimmer in the eye of a Wuhan bat, why was it not entertained during our other waves? Why weren't there real mask recommendations for 2 years after the need for them became obvious and why can nobody find them now that it's become blindly obvious they've been needed since the beginning. Seems like doing the bare minimum every time is a bad public health policy, especially when the population has been giving up everything through hard lockdowns.
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Hashy posted:poo poo's unravelling for the learn to live with the virus crew. Tasmania is providing schools with air purifiers, admitting institutional responsibility for jamming people together in still boxes of covid air for the first time. This has been relevant strategy for airborne disease since before covid was the glimmer in the eye of a Wuhan bat, why was it not entertained during our other waves? Why weren't there real mask recommendations for 2 years after the need for them became obvious and why can nobody find them now that it's become blindly obvious they've been needed since the beginning. Seems like doing the bare minimum every time is a bad public health policy, especially when the population has been giving up everything through hard lockdowns. "But we can't improve schools for the same reason we can't build more/improve hospitals: It costs too much money and the budget couldn't handle such extravagant spending on non-essential things!" - Some politician *Spends $70bn on submarines, $17bn on planes and $3.5bn on tanks that either wont work or wont be used*
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Periphery posted:*Spends $70bn on submarines, $17bn on planes and $3.5bn on tanks that either wont work or wont be used* Look at this soft-on-defence pinko. *steps over corpses in street*
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Periphery posted:*Spends $70bn on submarines, $17bn on planes and $3.5bn on tanks that either wont work or wont be used* Army person on facebook: "So I guess you just want Australia to be undefended? What if China starts a land war?" TheMostFrench fucked around with this message at 03:29 on Jan 21, 2022 |
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TheMostFrench posted:Army person on facebook: "So I guess you just want Australia to be undefended? What if China starts a land war?" Well?
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realbez posted:Well? I figure we'll use the same strategy as if we had tanks and nuclear submarines. Stare in disbelief at the yanks as they mumble something about not wanting to get involved, before losing to China in minutes.
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I want the ccp to liberate me from Australian rule
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realbez posted:i want to be liberated from the posts of west australians
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IshmaelZarkov posted:I figure we'll use the same strategy as if we had tanks and nuclear submarines. China can't even invade Taiwan and they're right next door. lol at the idea China could bring enough ships to reach Australia in any numbers, let alone enough to be considered a threat. Besides, China's military is only for oppressing Chinese people, like any good brutal authoritarian state.
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realbez posted:i want to be liberated from the posts of west australians i want you to come back to discord
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Hashy posted:poo poo's unravelling for the learn to live with the virus crew. Tasmania is providing schools with air purifiers, admitting institutional responsibility for jamming people together in still boxes of covid air for the first time. This has been relevant strategy for airborne disease since before covid was the glimmer in the eye of a Wuhan bat, why was it not entertained during our other waves? Why weren't there real mask recommendations for 2 years after the need for them became obvious and why can nobody find them now that it's become blindly obvious they've been needed since the beginning. Seems like doing the bare minimum every time is a bad public health policy, especially when the population has been giving up everything through hard lockdowns. The learn to live with the virus crew just think people are being too lazy to go to work and getting a week of sick is just a matter of getting a stock image of a positive RAT and texting it to the boss. They have been convinced covid isn't a big deal since the very beginning and won't be changing their minds anytime soon.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:China can't even invade Taiwan and they're right next door. i think a better way of putting it is that if china invaded taiwan, there would not be enough left of china by the time they got there for anyone to think it was a good idea
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