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froglet posted:Speaking of, what's the legislation surrounding drones? And how happy are folks going to be with them flying over their houses and back yards? Perth already has a problem with folks going "Noo the poors in apartments will have views into my yard so we should have low density forever". https://droneflyer.gov.au
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NPR Journalizard posted:Nice intentions but good luck enforcing most of the laws. Much like a lot of laws really.
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Even given the debt they have, they should be living fairly comfortably. Given the figures there they should still have around $2000 per fortnight to play with.
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JBP posted:Because gambling doesn't stop you going to work. You go to work more and are more poor, making you a more perfectly compliant citizen. It does when you get caught embezzling company money to fund it.
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It's heartening how far down I had to scroll before I got to a positive reply to this tweet.
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Solemn Sloth posted:What’s scummos great big new red tape? I can’t load the video since he blocked me for death threats or something How we are getting power prices down *Vomits into camera*
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cohsae posted:I bet $100 they're going to announce a website that shows you how to compare electricity prices or some poo poo like that. FREE MARKET I can't wait to see the comparison page for all one of Tasmania's power suppliers.
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