vo2Max
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Correct and not even debatable.because the Liberals went too far left
They need to get back to their conservative roots and fuckoff the limp wristed bedwetters.
Australian politics.
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They need to get back to their conservative roots and fuckoff the limp wristed bedwetters.
erogenouszone
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Well that was their policies at the last election.
www.liberal.org.au
Pretty centrist really when you read through it all, something for everyone. And yet hilariously they got their asses kicked as the message was lost in the delivery.
Our Plan to Get Australia Back on Track - Liberal Party of Australia
We are the Liberal Party. We believe in families – whatever their composition. Small and micro-businesses. For the aspirational hard-working ‘forgotten people’ across the cities, suburbs, regions and in the bush.
www.liberal.org.au
Pretty centrist really when you read through it all, something for everyone. And yet hilariously they got their asses kicked as the message was lost in the delivery.
TheSelectFew
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I bet you have no mum. You were replying and terminally online on mothers day too.
Has mental implications when your mum hates you.
And it shows.
TheSelectFew
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How exactly?
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I'm going to be civil in this discussion, because I value having access to someone with such conservative views as yours, being presented much more civilly than some of the right wing trolls in FB settings, Loops.
I didn't encounter any in the Fed election campaign, but many progressive activists encountered hard right Exclusive Brethren and Advance Australia supporting Liberals and One Nation on the booths. Some of them used intimidation tactics. Not sure if these groups reflect your values?
I've never seen it posted here, but I have been told off forum, that you claimed John Smith, was me impersonating him, because you considered his views are so right wing!
From what I've read of your views, they are hard right! I've very rarely encountered them expressed by the public face to face in about 15 suburbs/towns I've campaigned in. If a few voters I've met leafleting and door knocking hold them, they aren't willing to make them public.
Yet on FA these views are the norm! It is the most right wing forum, or centralisation of conservative views espoused, I've ever seen!
If I uphold left wing nut job views, as defined by you, there must be millions in Aus with the same shared values.
Now I've seen it!
Pasquali, if you are reading this, can you confirm that my IP address has only ever registered posting as Decentric on G and G, please?
That John Smith and Decentric accounts have two unique IP addresses.
Thanks!
Even Loopy knows I'm too IT dumb to use mechanisms to hide my IP status!
erogenouszone
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Interesting. Seems to confirm that Voldermort was poorly advised.
It is always interesting in that in any forum/discussion medium, that one can acquire useful info.
Muz posted some compelling stats, which sometimes aren't able to be acquired by googling.
With a post by him alluding to the demographics different voting patterns in this election, in 4 distinct age groups - and - the male/female voting differential, I've raised them in all of Tas Retired Unionist Network, National Retired Unionist Network and Tas Climate Collective meetings in the last few weeks. About 500 odd people, many via Zoom, have found the data fascinating. None were aware prior.
Particularly many older age activists being shocked at how conservative over 65s are when it comes to voting!
The gender divide is pertinent too. There is a ratio of 11: 9 in female to male two party preferred voting patterns in Aus.
This has even created problems in dating sites - source Guardian and New Daily. Too many conservative men, can't find conservative female partners, and, the inverse. Too many progressive women can't find progressive male partners with shared values.
I've seen someone joke that Anarchy is full of male incels - unable to find female partners. Could this be true? That it is a reflection of the growing female/male divide in Aus.
Muz posted some compelling stats, which sometimes aren't able to be acquired by googling.
With a post by him alluding to the demographics different voting patterns in this election, in 4 distinct age groups - and - the male/female voting differential, I've raised them in all of Tas Retired Unionist Network, National Retired Unionist Network and Tas Climate Collective meetings in the last few weeks. About 500 odd people, many via Zoom, have found the data fascinating. None were aware prior.
Particularly many older age activists being shocked at how conservative over 65s are when it comes to voting!
The gender divide is pertinent too. There is a ratio of 11: 9 in female to male two party preferred voting patterns in Aus.
This has even created problems in dating sites - source Guardian and New Daily. Too many conservative men, can't find conservative female partners, and, the inverse. Too many progressive women can't find progressive male partners with shared values.
I've seen someone joke that Anarchy is full of male incels - unable to find female partners. Could this be true? That it is a reflection of the growing female/male divide in Aus.
That is what Mike Seccomb wrote in The Saturday Paper, that Dutton was too influenced by them.
They are pretty thorough too.
I might not have posted much on this thread, but I like the notion of at least being civil to right wingers on here.
I've seen right wingers claim that progressives don't like free speech. That progressives won't listen, whilst they are open minded.
I'd like to think that despite finding John Smith's and Lupi's views abhorrent, plus their mates Vo2 Max and Frontliner/Flying Bat's views to be repugnant, that I strongly uphold their right to express those views in a democracy.
For the record, I like that Lupi, and hopefully, John Smith, and Frontliner/Flying Bat (if he can overcome his penchant for bans), keep expressing their rabid views here.
Sociologically, and from a political science perspective, I find them fascinating! It gets me out of my echo chambers.
ashtongate
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Love your obsession with Football Anarchy!
They are a tiny minority and not typical Australians.
I'm a "boomer", have voted labor all my life- until the last election when I voted for an independent. Many other "boomers" I know are the same.
Starmer's Labor have created chaos and division in the UK, and Albo is sure to go down the same path.
I'm a pretty boring bloke to all and sundry.
Yet that lot on FA have started a thread about me, and it has been going for 13 years! I've been stalked for 13 years! They must be really bored to stalk boring me for 13 years!
There is also a popular, thread on FA which will probably go for 13 years, about this G and G FC forum. 5 -6 other G and G regulars are now being stalked too!
I'm also astonished to read such right wing views - unfiltered!
Many of my political progressive activist pals live in echo chambers too much. This pertains to the climate and environmental activists.
Conversely, the union activists tend to to interact with the mainstream more.
I was getting that on the doors. That many wanted to vote Independent, not the two big parties. Yet the Greens were rarely considered a viable option as an alternative.
I'm not sure Albo's Labor will go down the same path as Starmer? Time will tell.
I've just left the Labor Party, because of the local Parl Labor Party's pragmatism. Sad to leave a lot of the wonderful activists in the Labor Policy Action Caucuses and Labor Against War. Still see them out and about campaigning on other issues though.
you're cooked