Agreed but let’s be honest, that would’ve relied on people voting for their best interests and, as always, Australians generally vote governments out. The safest way to vote out Liberal is to vote Labor and, so, we have a majority.

“When you’re accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.” – Franklin Leonard

If only American OPSEC was clean.

Felons for government admin positions? Fine. But the head of a nation? Especially with the powers that the US political system gives? No way. There are plenty of other jobs that can be taken.

Ok, how many analogue clocks does everyone have?

As evidenced by three people walking or jogging past and literally not doing anything. The dog walker paused for a bit but then continued. I guess it’s the fear of them disappearing too that prevents them from doing anything.

Hang on. What?! I have to look this up now.

Edit: I am so pissed now. Glad she’s left.

So, to summarise, don’t put all your eggs into one basket.

That’s exactly right; the policies that your government is putting forward only hurts middle and lower class on both sides of the border.

Honestly, the only way to overthrow a dictatorship is to roll heads. They’re not going to be voted out, that’s for sure.

This all just seems incredibly sad to me. As a nation, it sounds like the fight has been completely beaten out of you all, so much so that you’re afraid of even a little pain, vote based on empty promises and sound bites, and blame each other instead of yourselves.

You all traded your freedom for convenience. You’re like flowers, opened wide, waiting for rain rather than vines that seek.

Best of luck to you all. We have to prepare ourselves, as members of the global economy, for this economic fallout. I’m prepared to fight and suffer, if I have to protect my own way of life.

I disagree. If people are comfortable, they won’t want to change the status quo.