No.563976
>>563975Who will do the welding now?!
No.563977
Dutton as oppo leader represents the Liberals finally abandoning the 'L' and embracing their position as old tories screaming about immigrants and Gays all day.
We can only hope they dont infect us with American race autism.
No.563979
>>563977I tried looking for Dutton's policies. Couldn't find anything official so this seems best:
https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/people/representatives/dickson/peter_duttonSome highlights:
>certified cuckold<Voted consistently for>Banning mobiles and other devices in immigration detention>Deregulating undergraduate university fees>Drug testing welfare recipients>Increasing eligibility requirements for Australian citizenship>Increasing the cost of humanities degrees>Increasing the price of subsidised medicine>Privatising certain government services/assets>stop da boats>Allowing companies to mine coal seam (CSG), tight and shale gas<Voted almost always against>Letting all MPs or Senators speak in Parliament<Voted consistently against>A fast transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy>A Royal Commission into Violence and Abuse against People with Disability>Considering legislation to create a federal anti-corruption commission>Doctor-initiated medical transfers for asylum seekers >Federal government action on animal & plant extinctions>Increasing consumer protections>Increasing political transparency>Increasing trade unions' powers in the workplace>Increasing support for the Australian film and TV industry>Increasing the diversity of media ownership>Restricting foreign ownership>Stopping tax avoidance or aggressive tax minimisation No.563980
>>563979As my last post speculating, He's basically just a US tier NeoCon/Rethuglican parachuted into Australia
No.563981
Spoke to my mum again, she ended up voting for UAP and One Nation. Didn't know who the other left parties were, preferenced the Greens low because Bandt is a twat and global warming is fake.
Mid-way through the conversation she began telling me about nuclear weapons being controlled by aliens, the Pentagon admitting hundreds of UFO contacts, Lionel Munford, something about the Miracle of Fatima, and how they predicted the Ukraine-Russia conflict.
Coincidentally also saw this article in Crikey today
https://www.crikey.com.au/2022/05/20/labor-failure-ufos-national-security-weakness/ No.563982
Looking at the election results so far, most of the country expect remote/rural areas in say QLD and NT swung away from the libs, whether it be to the ALP, Greens on independents.
However, I'm concerned that very working class areas of Melbourne actually swung to the libs - presumably through UAP/PHON votes. Yes, people are mad about lockdowns, but I do worry about the right wing radicalisation of working class people. I have one friend who has gone full blown nutter - she used to be pretty normal but all she does is rant about how the WHO is going to take over the hospitals and how the vic govt has been kidnapping children and shit. Its genuinely frightening to see someone lose their mind like this.
No.563984
>>563981Wait your mom is a Posadist then interesting very very interesting indeed.
No.563986
are your labour peoples sucdems or cuckdems?
No.563987
>>563986The party is spelt Labor, and they suck shit
No.563988
>>563983what are Salties and Sallies?
No.563989
>>563982that's part of the lockdowns people got more time to get exposed to conspiracies especially with the mental toll isolation can take on some people making them susceptible to those theories including the anxiety surrounding the vaccine and unrest with the lockdowns in general.
No.563990
>>563987why do they spell it the burger way?
No.563992
>>563988Sallies are Socialist Alliance. Salties are Socialist Alternative, who make up most of the Victorian Socialists. Initially the Victorian Socialists were made up of both sallies and salties, until they had a falling out and now it's almost all salites.
No.563994
>>563984To be honest I'm not against aliens bringing in socialism at this point
No.563996
>>563993Okayyy so the distinction between anglo and other forms of English hadn't solidified yet and so was more fluid
No.563997
>>563991To think I preferenced her over the ALP
No.563998
>>563997She's completely right. Anyone who supports far-right reactionary shit should be shot.
No.563999
>>563998We live in a democracy, this is easy fodder for others to use against the Greens in this electorate. She's burning gains for nothing.
No.564002
>>564001Well it's not
just charitable, it's aid with a political branding attached. It brings good reputation, sympathy and attention to the cause. Think of Breakfast for Children (considered by the FBI as one of the reasons the Black Panthers were the 'biggest threat to domestic security').
It also normalizes the party and makes it a thing people will resist getting rid of. If it was seen as just a front for recruiting, I think it would be more likely seen as nefarious than good.
No.564003
>>564002while i agree that getting on live tv and saying that the street kitchens are largely for recruiting people into the communist party would be counter-intuitive, at the same time you cannot build a party simply by being nice to people. A key component of the BPP's breakfast for children programme was politically educating the families which utilised the services. A key aim of any communist party is to equip working people with revolutionary knowledge and to educate people on how the problems that affect them are a part of a united system called capitalism. It's good to have fans and to be liked, but to get revolutionaries that engage in class struggle at the cost of their own personal interests requires more work and a different approach.
This article touches on it better than I can:
https://kites-journal.org/2020/12/22/malcolm-x-didnt-dish-out-free-bean-pies/The ACP seems like a young party that has agility to make the necessary changes, and for all our sakes I hope that they do.
No.564004
>>564003Good article, thanks for linking. Wanna put it in the Guerilla Urbanism thread too?
No.564005
>>564003The ACP don’t already do some ideological outreach in their food drive anyway?
No.564006
>>564005I'm not sure but you'd hope they'd at least have a few pamphlets or something
No.564012
"boojee"
No.564013
>>564001They leave out the fact that the Christian charities don't feed the homeless on Sunday mornings because they're at church. That's why the ACP steps in and feeds them on Sunday mornings because homeless people need to eat regardless of your need to pray.
>>564005There are stickers around the square asking people to join the party.
>>564010<The Albanese supporters wereknown as … ‘Bolsheviks’
based
No.564014
>>987682
Maybe you could hit him on the head in minecraft and make him forget the last 20 -30 years
No.564016
Fuck I hate Dai Le already
No.564018
>>564016But it's genuinely funny Labor teardrops trying to become experts on Vietnamese citizenship just to justify a s.44 case against her because they're salty perennial loser and horrible Captain's pick Keneally lost.
No.564019
>>564018I don't care for the ALP but she's liberal affiliated and seems to be typical of people who 'fled' Vietnam who hate anything red like a mindless parasite.
No.564020
>>564014haha, misread the source.
No.564021
Whenever I see developments or news articles about development it makes my fucking blood boil. I see pretty pictures of the same shitty fucking cardboard building and the nicely mixed 3d renders of people playing in the park. Each as horrifyingly uncanny as the next.
How green the grass will grow,
How well contruction goes,
How exciting for investors and how honoured you are to know!
How much will be spent on this?
How much will be then wasted,
On the perfect type of plaster box with stupid fucking placement?
All the time we hear of "sustainability", "affordability" and how many millions of dollars are being put into the centrepiece of a rotting suburban hell.
How about I list off all the buzzwords?
Exciting, Elegant, Sustainable, Affordable, Social Housing, Investment, Prime Location, Townhouse, Complex
And worst of all, "development".
DEVELOPING FUCKING WHAT?
I see the same fuckhead drinking on the newly painted curb. I can smell the same fucking pollution beside the newly planted 7m^2 garden bed. I still see trash piling up behind the renovated road that leads to the industrial estate. I still find no shade beneath the withering and weed ridden nature reserve. All this and we wonder why stable living is a pipe dream for my generation?
I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT
No.564022
>>564021Time to move out bush and become a maoist insurgent
No.564023
>>563981>telling me about nuclear weapons being controlled by aliens, the Pentagon admitting hundreds of UFO contactsTo really throw her for a spin tell her about 'Project blue beam' and how the U.S governments 'alien disclosure' is 50/50 part of the American governments true 'nuclear option' - Which is to attempt a 'first strike' against their rivals [Russia, China and potentially India] to destroy their populations and industrial base. And then use massive propaganda and PsyOps to convince the entire world it was alien attack, Which will in turn justify a global patriot act, 4th Industrial revolution and an Occident controlled E.D.F/N.I.R.V to pacify the world.
No.564024
>>564022SO WHEN I DIE IN THE BLISTERING HEAT OF THE BUSH, MADE BARE AND DRY BY THE RELENTLESS TIDE OF INDUSTRIAL DECAY, THEY CAN GENTRIFY MY CORPSE?No. I cannot run, there is nowhere to run to. I cannot hide, there will be no stone left unturned. The only option is to harden my heart and confront the beast head on, to make revolutionaries of my peers who I know suffer as I do. My hatred of the capitalist machine is tempered by my love for my fellows and I
WILL NOT abandon them.
No.564025
>>564024fine, urban insurgent, have it your way
No.564026
>>564021Look the discourse of real estate developments is all kinds of hellish and there's all sorts of green-washing bullshit but always be mindful of knee-jerk anti-development notions, because that leads down the dark path of reactionary NIMBY-ism - and no one wants to sound like a hypocritical Greens councillor.
Australia can't solve many of our housing and infrastructure issues, without sustainable and transit-oriented development.
No.564028
>>564001Based. Solidarity Forever.
No.564029
>>564021>How green the grass will grow,>How well contruction goes,>How exciting for investors and how honoured you are to know!>How much will be spent on this?>How much will be then wasted,>On the perfect type of plaster box with stupid fucking placement?nice
No.564030
Pregnant and terrified, Tailah is moving into a tent with her young familyTheir Bundaberg rental is being sold and for six months, Tailah and her partner Daniel have been looking for a new house for their family of five.
Daniel earns a decent wage as a traffic controller and the pair thought they would have no trouble finding a three-bedroom home within their price range of $300 to $450 per week. But as time wore on, they became increasingly panicked.
>"Unfortunately there are literally hundreds of applications for every single rental — there's just not enough to go around.">"They always say when you've got a job, it's security and you're financially better off, but at the moment it doesn't make much of a difference at all."https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-26/bundaberg-rents-record-highs-family-moves-into-tent/101098910 No.564031
>>564030>$244 a week for a patch of grassLANDLORDS ARE THE FUCKING WORST PARASITES HOW DO THEY STILL EXIST
No.564032
Australians all let us rejoice,
For we are one and free;
Or so it's said by the braindead;
In this bloody country;
Our land abounds in natures gifts
Of beauty rich and rare;
But brits came here and mined and cleared
And now the land is bare!
In joyful strains then let us sing,
Advance Australia Fair.
Beneath our radiant Southern Cross,
We’ll toil through sweat and tears;
Though the fruits of such are not for us
They're for the profiteers.
For those who’ve come across the seas
We’ve got them cells to share;
While our own shall sleep on the streets
In this Australia Fair.
To torture school kids make them sing,
Advance Australia Fair.
No.564033
>>564016Cope and seethe, Kristina
No.564037
>>564036Are kids still doing the Melbourne shuffle?
No.564038
>>564037I see wogs do it, but I think it's entered into the general dance consciousness at this point since there are only so many movements you can do with your body.
No.564039
>>564032>To torture school kids make them sing,>Advance Australia Fair.Don't worry; Dutton wants them saying the Oath of Allegence too. (2018)
No.564040
Yasmin Abdel Magied is considering giving up Austard citizenship. Oh noes, hopefully she returns so the rightoids seethe more!
No.564043
>>564035Any more information on this song. Who sings it? etc?
No.564045
Kek I'm watching the recent Q&A episode and a greens senator is talking about how she doesn't like dutton because he boycotted the apology to the stolen generations, scaremongering about african street gangs and that he blamed muslim immigration for the christchurch shootings and some liberal politician starts whining about how 'I thought we were supposed to be having a kinder politics!'
No.564046
>>564044thanks the song is called dare to win and the singer is sean roche per the credits.
No.564047
>>564041Australia played with the notion of an Australian empire pre-WWI
No.564048
>>564045kinder for me, not for thee
No.564049
>The Project shows clip of IEU teachers on strike
>parent immediately says they don't think teachers should get a pay rise because they 'get paid fine' and get '13 week of leave a year' that they can spend at home with their children.
Crabs in a fucking bucket.
Especially looking at all the parents on TV whining about remote learning.
No.564050
>>564048I saw this comment first and I thought it was about chocolate egg inequality.
No.564052
>>564050Now you've made me aware that I just said "children for me, not for thee"
thanks ):
No.564053
>>564001The leader of the ACP is 17? I wish I was that articulate at that age.
No.564054
>>564053yeah after being groomed by a party elder :/
No.564055
>>564054Are all teachers groomers?
No.564056
>>564055No
Show some solidarity with your education providing comrades
No.564057
>>564049The teachers should all quit and move to another job. They should let the education system collapse. School is an oppressive hierarchy and should be abolished.
No.564058
>>564053I thought the leader was Bob Briton, an old dude who was the old GenSec of the CPA
No.564060
>>564057>They should let the education system collapse.Teachers won't though because, like all empathetic industries, the few would carry the masses before burning out.
No.564061
>>564059Fucking envious of that man's hairline, goddamn.
No.564064
Ok you canberra mob who rule over us, our economy rides on this you've noticed the pacific island nations that have leveraged being between us and china into huge concessions and tributary missions from both sides
We can do that with china which will be good for Australia's economy
Play cards right and we could be Switzerland between China and US and reap the benefits, like complete knock down kits to do grey market importing and a bit of industrial development kickstarted if they sanction each other
USA needs us more than we need them and the chinese have signaled a diplomatic reset with the Premier of PRC in charge of negotiating a diplomatic thaw
We can be like the pacific nations, begin dialogue with a few friendly letters translate them directly into chinese with a literate translator if you want to be extra polite and do like those pacific islands but on a bigger scale
Good for them good for us win win
Don't fuck this up you canberra mob tards
No.564065
>>564064 (me)
I know youse canberra mob are reading this and this means you
When the current mob said the pacific island nations was the worst foreign policy debacle they were being kind
It's as bad as they claimed, but the last mob made an even bigger ooopsie
They cancelled a admittedly pork barrelled but nevertheless real deal with the french that would have improved our own technological capacity and allowed us to properly service the collins classes battery systems, but they even offered us their nuclear reactor 'technology' when the deal was scuttled
In exchange we got entrance into a bloc AUKUS that is only worth it as a binary barometer of USA interest in australia
and an unreliable one at thatPlay the cards right here and we could get technology transfer from Russia, China, USA and Europe by acting as a ckd kit middle man
And we'd be able to actually build our own cars and tractors shit maybe even eventually from scratch with the knowhow we'd get from working on that kit
Don't fuck it up you dumb cunts in Canberra
No.564067
>>564064We're going to become the turkey of the Pacific, highly reactionary, part of alliances we shouldn't be a part of, and a place where the Australian army lost a battle
No.564068
>>564065>>564064They're going to fuck it up.
Australia will always be a US colony.
No.564071
>listening to mum praising Murdoch because much philanthropist and 'I understand that some people are jealous' and telling people to lay off filming that yacht
No.564073
Reminder that One Nation were getting 0.20% of the vote in 2010 and 2013 and now they're at 4.86%.
No.564074
>>564073Combine that with the UAP vote…
No.564075
>>564074I mean that didn't even exist back then, now it's 4.07%
Greens haven't grown anywhere near that rate and are still only ~11%, but the 'teal' ex-Liberal greenies have shot up (all Independents shot up 2.00% in this election, and a bunch of them have seats. UAP & One Nation btfo lmao zero seats)
Stay tuned I'm calculating the socialism trend………
No.564076
>>564075Didn't Greens got 4 seats?
No.564078
>>564076Yep.
Current count is 80% but it's pretty much settled. Only 2 seats in doubt, both Liberal vs. Labor.
>OtherKatter got one, Center Alliance got one, rest are independents, most of which are those new 'teals'.
No.564079
>>564075The lesson is people like "independents" even when they are funded by a group of porkies that behave like a party. This could change the electoral strategy for socialists. Instead of running as Victorian Socialists or whatever, we could have "crimson independents" that don't use the S or C words.
Going in as independents is also good at containing blowback. There are 151 lower house seats and the chances of us choosing 151 people that don't fuck up campaigning are low. For example, if one "crimson independent" says something stupid, then it doesn't affect the other "crimson independents" that much, unlike parties where everyone is supposed to be representing the party.
The upper house is still better to run as a party because it allows voters to vote above the line.
No.564080
>>564079>Instead of running as Victorian Socialists or whatever, we could have "crimson independents" that don't use the S or C words.I am in support of this(….. is it basically just entryism?), but they really do need the media exposure to go with it. They aren't suddenly voting for independents
despite their funding but
because of that funding, or more specifically, how it was used.
>The lesson is people like "independents">2004: 3 independents (one was Bob Katter)>2007: 2 independents (Katter and one of the other incumbents)>2010: 4 independents (Katter and the incumbent, an ex-Greens candidate, and a by-election incumbent from 2008 formerly a Nationals candidate)>2013: 2 independents (the ex-Greens incumbent and a new independent)>2016: 2 independents (same 2)>2019: 3 independents (ex-Green incumbent, the other incumbent's recommended successor in the same seat, and Zali Steggall)>2022: 10 independents (7 'teal independents' incl. Zali, the two other incumbents and new Dai Le)< +6 teals, +1 non-tealsSo by naïve numbers, independents historically work better than open socialists and is potentially tactically advantageous because of the buzzwords like green and socialism but I wouldn't say it's a magic key to winning because
people like "independents". If I counted correctly, there were 97 independents running for House of Reps. 10 got elected.
No.564081
>>564079>>564080I wouldn't discount the significance of the specific issues in this election, primarily that green tory women were sick of Morrison's shit.
And keep in mind, these well funded independents did actually engage with their communities - it's not as simple as just slipping in some outsiders and hoping no one notices. The socialist parties are actually doing this and are making small gains in certain areas.
No.564082
>>564072Heroically evacuated after completing its mission.
No.564083
>>564080The indypyndents all had funding from the bourgeouis.
No.564084
Socialist parties, even if they hate each other, need to not run against each other in lower house seats. Socialist Alliance ran 5 lower house candidates, Victorian Socialists ran 11. There are 151 seats, so why did they both run in Wills?
This matters because you don't get election funding from the AEC unless you get over 4% of the vote. In Wills, Socialist Alliance got 3.63% and Victorian Socialists got 3.11%, so they both blew their money.
>>564079Also, only run female "crimson independent" candidates that are ex-sportswomen or doctors.
>>564080Buzzwords are all the teals had and it worked. Keep your plans vague and your plans can be socialist.
No.564085
>>564083COOL STORY WOW I DIDNT KNOW THIS
No.564086
>>564084I talked to a Vic soc volunteer about this while waiting in line, apparently Sallies had a tiff with Vic socialists because Vic Socialists had more people (?) and that they disagreed with some points in the campaign. It all sounds very silly and a great case for democratic centralism
No.564089
>>564084>Keep your plans vagueWorks for UAP, right?
No.564092
>>564090https://cpa.org.au/guardian/issue-1951/a-new-accord/
>In general, the aim of prices and incomes policies is to restrain wages, enforce industrial peace, and replace trade union militancy and struggle with compliance. In particular, their purpose is to keep wages at a level below that which could be attained through free collective bargaining between the trade unions and the employers.TL;DR: Corporatism
No.564093
>>564086> apparently Sallies had a tiff with Vic socialists because Vic Socialists had more people (?) Maybe if the Sallies got with the times and stopped living in the 70's
No.564095
>>564094>no one cares about [thing he can't stop posting about]into the trash
No.564096
>>564094i love how the "uygha movement" is tied to this guy
No.564097
>>564094Sounds annoying and in need of a battering tbqh lads
No.564098
>>564094Let me guess, he's Croatian?
No.564099
>>564098worse, he's greek
No.564100
>>564094insane person
Where does he get his funding?
No.564105
>>564104>>564103Ah it's a mining/resource extraction conference, now it makes sense
No.564107
>>564103I hate Anglos so much it's unreal.
>>564106I sure hope nothing bad happens to the local businesses. :^)
No.564108
>>564101If they stopped at things like Systems Engineer, there would be nothing wrong with that post.
Also I forgot to tell my local rep to do shit on behalf of the train workers union (TWU?)
>>564107I sure hope nothing bad happen to multi-national franchises :)
yes i am mad that Subway and McDonalds got to use the Dine and Discover vouchers No.564109
>>564101Why do they even bother advertising? Everybody knows government jobs only go to friends and family of existing government employees in Australia.
No.564110
Enjoy the weekend m8s
No.564111
>>564103meeting to divide up africa like what they did in wwi
No.564114
>>564113The people that watch this are literally bootlickers.
No.564116
>>564112I AM GONNA COOOOOOOM
No.564118
Question about IWW and Australia: >>1003936
No.564119
>>564117The M stands for Marxism, Big Marxism
No.564120
>>564100Mossad / CIA (See: Yemeni)
>>564087>We're living in the Labor-(DLP) + Greens + Slimy petty boug Fascism ending.>>564090The German Labour Front and / or Mussolini's Grand Council where the most yellow unions in the country are put on a committee 50/50 with porkies to decide what % wage rises are
No.564121
>>564109Nonsense. It involves an extremely rigorous process which ultimately wastes a lot of time because an application and a phone call is typically all you need to know if someone is a schizo.
No.564122
dammit my household is stuck watching the jubillie while my mum keeps calling the queen 'amazing'.
I mean I can enjoy the covers of Queen songs but it's just going down from here.
No.564124
>>564094broken clock, but truth be told, who gives a fuck what this guy has to say? The guy goes out of his way to deliberately provoke Chinese communities by shit talking China in front of them.
Lord knows I'm not a fan of China as it exists now, but even I find there's little point in saber rattling against them.
No.564125
>>564117>>564119M stands for Milkers, Big Milkers.
No.564127
>>564125They're even that big though :\
No.564129
>>564128Barilaro
Eat shit wog
No.564130
>>564128Barillaro, though his political career's dead anyway.
>>564129Hey, Jordies is part itallian too.
t. wog.
No.564132
The most important thing is to immediately go and buy all the food you can find at the shops. Buy as much gas as you can if you have a storage tank.
No.564134
>>564133Well you'd better hurry or there will be none left and you will be forced to eat ZE BUG off a LEAF!
No.564135
>>564133I saw Grover Furr at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any trotskyite infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.
No.564136
>>564135Kek
I want to believe this is true.
No.564137
>>564131It won't be easy under Albanese.
>>564132Stock up on toilet paper NOW!
No.564138
>>564136new to the internet?
No.564139
>>564131>jokering what does that even mean?
No.564140
>>564139To become the Joker
No.564142
>>564141>historically inaccurate gunstriggered
No.564144
>Matchworks suggesting they would get me a warehouse or meatpacking job if I don't get a job soon.
< Have an RSA card and am thinking about bartending.
Is bartending a good way to let me overhear shit and spread consciousness?
No.564145
>>564144>Is bartending a good way to let me overhear shit and spread consciousness?ofc it is.
Be among the people.
Also you will learn to understand lumpen and why they come to be as they are.
No.564148
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/superworms-can-digest-styrofoam-australian-scientists-find-1.1776681Hey cunts post ecological disaster we can make proteins from plastic
Eath the bugs hunh
Yeah ok in those circumstances
No.564149
>>564147Unions have had a "fuck you, got mine" mentality since Bob Hawke. Unlike Canada (or the USA), unions will not help you find work, unless you're already well connected in the union. If you've already got a good job, unions might help you keep it. Unions only work for privileged people in Australia.
See how Labor governments refuses to do anything about unemployment. They don't give a fuck about lumpenproles because they're not already successful. Labor actively wants lumpenproles to suffer so they can show union insiders what will happen to them if they don't support Labor and the ACTU.
No.564150
>>564149idk burger unions sound the same as Australian ones.
No.564152
Public Holiday Pay, so good.
No.564154
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-06-14/queensland-blackouts-power-supply-concerns-australia-aemo/101151286POWER OUTAGES POSSIBLE ACROSS 5 STATES TODAYEveryone should go and buy all the toilet paper and fuel they can find
No.564155
>>564153TERFism is still idpol
No.564157
>>564155the point was more anti-socdem than anti-trans
No.564160
>>564159The original Zigga
No.564161
>>564159Based dialectical bartender.
No.564162
>>564159>and then he went back to ignoring meChad af.
No.564165
>>564164the camera may have infrared camera also so place bits of foil or whatever in strategic places
the cameras are probably in the self checkouts which should be avoided since that betrays retail workers
No.564166
sad pepe.png
Austards, we almost had Scovid the Welder running the country through the electricity crisis. Think of all the acceleration we missed out on.
No.564167
Remain calm
The lights will soon return
Chairman Albo endures
The Commonwealth of Australia endures
There is much to be done
No.564169
>>564165you need payday foil masks if you want e anonymous these days damn.
No.564171
>>564168well fuck
guess I'll just.. idk anymore :(
No.564172
Now that your electricity rates are much cheaper than what it costs generators to make power, if we all consume power, it will send them broke. Run your heaters as much as you can!
>>564168Just wear a balaclava.
No.564174
>>564170you should litterally just show them what's currently happening in France when they started "privatizing",the electric firms are litterally bleeding money and have to be propped up by the state so they don't accidentaly get nationalized back.
the reality is that a "free" electric market would get dunked on by a singular country with nuclear reactors because they would be the cheapest,and if every country does it,there is no longer any needs to sell electricity,only raw materials,so the firms would die anyway.
No.564178
met my future wife today
she didn't think so either
No.564181
>>564179fucking flag has someone elses flag on it. watch "nationalists" defend this
No.564183
>>564182No way thats real, thats so fucking stupid lmapo
No.564188
The Authoritarian dictatorship of Australia attacked a group of global w00ming libs having a low energy gathering on private property. Australia has no human rights and must be carpet bombed!
No.564190
>>564188Xi Jinping! My country yearns for freedom!
No.564192
>>564191People's Republic of West Australia when?
No.564196
>>564195>The handing over to the aborigines of large tracts of watered and fertile country, with towns, seaports, railways, roads, etc., to become one or more independent aboriginal states or republics. The handing back to the aborigines of all Central, Northern, and North West Australia to enable the aborigines to develop their native pursuits. These aboriginal republics to be independent of Australian or other foreign powers. To have the right to make treaties with foreign powers, including Austeralia, establish their own army, governments, industries, and in every way be independent of imperialism
HOLY BASED No.564198
>>564196And yet there's not a single commie in there communities.
Why?
No.564199
>family watching the project
>talking bout da| minimum wage in between the dumb shit
>mfw they show a second-long clip that happens to have the red CPA flag with the hammer and sickle, flying in center of a TWU protest crowd
noice
No.564202
>>564193I'm tempted to come and chill, but there's a family event I can't miss plus an hour travel because I'm out of town. Unfortunate timing.
Is that pic martin pl.?
No.564203
>>564202Yeah, that's where the nsw CUDL runs their stuff
No.564205
>>564204What the fuck is east turkestan?
Does she mean Xing Jiang?
What a loon
No.564206
>>564205Neither are great names for exclusive use. Xinjiang makes sense from the Chinese perspective because it's a relatively accurate description of its status to China (New Frontier). East Turkestan makes sense if you're instead looking to emphasise it's cultural and linguistic ties to Central Asia.
There isn't really a neutral term for it since historically it's not been one region. The south was Altishahr and the north was Dzungaria.
No.564207
>>564206People only do that for countries that rival western hegemony though. Xinjiang has been a part of china for like 300 years, noone calls new york the iroquois confederacy
No.564208
>>564193How was it?
you did go, right comrade? No.564209
>>564193where is a good place to keep up with community rallies being organized near me
No.564210
>>564209nta and clueless, but making RSS feeds for various orgs pages could be a start if no-one else has an answer.
No.564211
>>564209Fucking. Facebook.
Seriously, so much "organising" and shit is done via facebook and I fucking hate it.
No.564212
>>564211Fuck anyone using facebook as a main organization platform.
When I start joining orgs (movin in2 melbourne at the end of the year) I will vocally criticize them for centralizing around any antagonistic hostile pro-capitalist platform, rather than trying to export its users or merely advertise there for an off-site organization page.
No.564213
>>564211>>564212What's the alternative?
No.564214
Hopefully the Extinction Rebellion libs cause major disruptions and seething tomorrow.
No.564215
>start new uni course of indigenous issues
>figured it would be a good learning opportunity
>is entirely from a postcolonial perspective
I fucked up, this is horrendous.
No.564216
>>564211>>564212It's what the majority of people use. Be fucking stupid to use some internal platform with no capacity for growth.
No.564218
>>564217Based, one of them blocked one of the cuck tunnels with a car. Most of the cuck tunnels in Sydney only have two lanes, easy to block with one car.
No.564219
>>564217How many times can he fit "unlawful" into a sentence?
No.564221
Mum's trying to call Blockade Australia a business, because 60 minutes said so. Can someone explain?
No.564222
>>564216Did you not read post 2? Advertise there, don't organize there.
>>564213Dedicated webpage (open to all) or fediverse social media (no closed-garden or deanonymizing) for public organizing.
Advertising? Sky is the limit. If someone in my area can put up stickers for 'autism rum that makes you cum like a horse', then a socialist org should have no trouble.
No.564223
>>564221Tell her they're in the business of making boomers seethe
No.564224
>>564221If she is broke, tell her to go join it then.
No.564225
Trots were getting people to take selfies with some sign about abortion in Rundle Mall today. Don't they know Roe V Wade has nothing to do with Australia? But also why is it so hard to find out what the abortion laws are in Australia?
No.564226
>>564223And business is booming
No.564227
Mum thinks we should shoot the woman who parked her car in the tunnel. "Make an example of her"
No.564228
>>564225I, uh, solidarity with the global simultaneous revolution, of course!
No.564229
>"FUCK THOSE RAIL WORKERS I NEED TO GO TO WORKERINO! :( :("
No.564230
>>564225it's solidarity you obdurate fucking uyghur
No.564231
>>564225>>564230And, incidentally, it's signalling that you give a fuck about women's issues. Not the most effective signal by a long shot but a real one nonetheless.
No.564232
>>564225I've seen you on twitter - are you @sackdan or @sluggate ?
No.564233
>>564215>I fucked up, this is horrendous.Give us the filfiest take so far…
No.564234
>>564222>autism rum that makes you cum like a horsejust watched BTC extra part myself infact.
No.564235
>>564233>Australia doesn't exist>mabo was bad>australian government law is illegitimate (based) but international law is legitimate (cringe)>constantly invoking human rights, a product of the liberal enlightenment, but somehow simultaneously arguing that liberal values are eurocentric>a tax on council rates should be implemented for aboriginal people (I'm not specifically opposed to this, but the view is that this would somehow not be controversial)>the deputy mayor of Melbourne was wrong to advocate teaching aboriginal languages in school because you need permission from aboriginal people to speak the language>teaching lawyers that laws are based on the condition of enforceability is problematic>the racial discrimination act is problematic because it treats all races as equalBasically its incredibly essentialist and misses the forest for the trees. Somehow the evils of the state only apply to Aboriginal people and everyone else is well off under this system because its "our system".
No.564236
How does Chinese migration work in elections? Are they pro Communism? Do they have a communist party?
No.564238
>>564225Modern communist are sadly pro killing unborn baby workers
No.564239
>>564238What's worse is that many of them have killed TRILLIONS of unconcepted unborn half baby workers with their cooming
No.564240
Looking good for the TWU. They're getting news airtime too.
My train will be shit tomorrow but I don't care. Post dance GIFs for me.
No.564241
>>564238>>564239>potential future scabsftfy
No.564242
>>564241What a condescending worldview, how do you fell about immigrants?
No.564243
>>564239That's a bridge to far for me, i don't consider act of masturbation the same. But i wouldn't be opposed to if people stopped cooming
No.564247
>>564246>classed as theftsounds like a Cunt Manager
No.564249
>>1040949
>feeling the need to pretend to scan them at all
No.564250
>The ASIO Director-General, Mike Burgess, notes in the annual threat assessment for 2022 that during the past 12 months this threat emanates more from a potential lone actor than groups. In a previous threat assessment the Director-General observed that right-wing extremists are generally motivated by some perceived notion of social or economic hardship, are much harder to identify and tend to be middle class and educated rather than the stereotype of poor and uneducated.https://www.aph.gov.au/About_Parliament/Parliamentary_Departments/Parliamentary_Library/pubs/BriefingBook47p/RightWingExtremismAustralia (has links in that paragraph)
Sounds about right?
No.564251
>>564250>In 2021 minors accounted for 15% of ASIO’s counter-terrorism investigations, a marked increase compared with only a few years before. In 2022 the Director-General identified that the Australians being radicalised are younger than ever, with the number of minors increasing and the age at which they are becoming radicalised decreasing.I'm… I'm gonna GROOOOOOOM!
No.564252
>>1040949
All my fruits and veggies get scanned as brown onions. If everyone did that workers wouldn't be getting replaced with self checkouts.
No.564254
Sitting at the station next to two hi-vis tradies mad about the trains taking all stops: "these grubs think they deserve more money for blowing a fuckin whistle and waving a flag"
I'll make sure our generations don't turn out this bad.
No.564255
>>564254Tradies are kulaks of our time but soon they will face the reality of the housing bubble collapsing.
No.564256
>>564236Opposite, they're people that are "escaping" from Communism.
No.564258
>>564257>The Illawarra and Sydney regions should expect up to 90 millimetres of rain on Sunday, with strong 35km/h winds to lash the cityIt's muh climate change. Quick, go buy greenwashed shitty products made in China, pleb!
No.564262
>>564261we're going to get another coup, aren't we?
No.564264
>>564260I'm not :(
Also anyone got their tax return yet?
>you better of claimed your union dues and donations No.564265
>>564094Ive spoken to this guy a few times personally actually, when he first started making a racket about China.
But I dont want to be too involved in anything political in this country, I’m pretty schizo about how much of a nanny state we really are. But fuck man does he get annoying, he’s right that neoliberalism has produced the most annoying cunts to ever “grace” this planet, but shut the fuck up cunt, we get it.
He’s also like 40k in debt because of his senate run so he’s just going to tennis matches screaming for some chinese athlete to be free.
No.564267
>>564263I think the UK and US will coup you in a second if you even write about becoming closer to china in your dream journal, anon.
Wongs public statements are probably seething them.
Have you not been following this story in aus, anons?
No.564268
>>1063781
nobody is saying anybody is lying you oppositional retard.
No.564269
>>564267>UK and US will coup you in a second if you even write about becoming closer to china.Won't China eventually figure out an anti-dote to that ?
No.564271
>>564270he's just like me
No.564272
So Wollongong is holding some sort of shitty bike race festival and the city is expected to balloon with like 100'000+ tourists expected to show up for Two weeks,
It's increasingly looking like i'll have to walk Like andn hour and a fucking half to work for the duration since its right in the middle of the car exclusion zone.
They also are apparently going to have SWAT, Horse cops and riot cops on 24/7 standby just in case the greenies try anything lmao.
Tlatelolco massacre, But its a bunch of Australian greenies getting executed by the federales for attempting to interrupt a bike race
No.564273
>>564261Australia is going to be very important geographically for America in this century
>>564262Absolutely if you don't support the threat of war when the time comes
No.564275
>>564272Are there really that many people who watch a silly bike festival?
No.564276
>>564267Maybe the glow should have made Scovid win, it would be funny and accelerationist.
No.564277
>>564268>oppositional China being explicit about what is required to normalize relations being framed as a demand that you therefore cannot accept is oppositional behavior you would expect from a five year old with undiagnosed autism.
No.564278
"blak" is the Australian "latinx"
No.564279
>>564272>Bikes are murder!Greenies, probably
No.564280
>>1063781
>Wong and Wang
xixixi
No.564282
In Chinatown rn, someone standing at the front with a 'Taiwan is free democratic nation, Taiwan is not China' sign.
No.564286
>>564285Something something because he fought against bankers and nationalised the economy.
If these guys had balls, they'd put Ned Kelly on their banner.
No.564288
>>564285Because these people are just rebranded Rosa-killers.
No.564289
>>564284Are you implying we have troops in the east of germany?
fuckkin ell yanks
No.564290
>>564287I mean Bushmasters are probably a shitload cheaper and more useful on a day to day basis than ballistic missiles, so it's kind of understandable
No.564291
>>563974non-aussie here. what do you all think of Australian new wave? I just watched "My Brilliant Career" (with a younger sam neill) and enjoyed it
No.564292
>>564291It was good and we should learn from it, it just goes to show what happens when the government funds the arts.
No.564294
If the government puts through harsher hacker-tier over-punishments for greenies blockading streets, hopefully that will prompt a sink cost fallacy and lead them to start kneecapping CEOs
No.564295
>>1076922
Tell them that raw vote counting underrepresents rural native Americans.
No.564297
>>564296That seems like an under-estimate to me. It's probably only including diagnoses rather than actual cases of long-term covid asthma/dyspnea.
No.564300
>>564298You will never be allowed to be in a union. You will be forced to kiss the arses of the job creators forever.
No.564302
>>564294>If the government puts through harsher hacker-tier over-punishments for greenies blockading streets, hopefully that will prompt a sink cost fallacy and lead them to start kneecapping CEOsMight as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb.
No.564303
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-20/homeless-crisis-million-homes-vacant-in-australia/101234424
>Landleeches bought all the residential property in ruralcel towns and left them empty>Wages so low that it is pointless to rent them to tenants>Ruralcel towns crippled and become ghost towns>People beg them to behave ethically in the Fake News MSMLMAO ACCELERATE!
No.564305
>>564304You're an idiot. Fuck off.
No.564307
>>564306Actually I guess she was saying the opposite of what I thought, but another gem from the article
>We fear for our children’s future in a region, a world, dominated by China and its AI totalitarianism. We have no idea where their future prosperity will come from now that Australia’s near four-decades-long China boom is ebbing. WTF Sci Fi novel is she living in? The Chinese robots are coming for our children!
No.564308
>>564298Is this a joke?
What's leftypol's take on Sally McManus?
No.564309
>>1078467She's the head of the Australian council of trade unions, not exactly a twitch streamer
>>564308She's a laborist shill that accepts SDA cheque, she's not helping anybody
No.564310
>>564304I might support national (civil) service, if all old people also have to participate in it
No.564311
>>564310>if all old people also have to participate in itbased. Time for them to pull their own weight.
No.564312
>>564310Better yet, put the zoomers into work battalions so they can contribute, learn how to live like a normal person and socialize, get laid, etc.
And the nation can benefit from their work, especially rebuilding after a revolution/civil war.
No.564313
>>564312comfi. both r ussr?
No.564314
>>564312>Zoomers are the other, so they need to be "cured".You still think Zoomers are the ones whom are responsible for postmodern chaos? As if though millennials are innocent?
No.564315
m8s
No.564317
>>564316Say what you want about Maupin but at least he's knowledgeable about the history of his country's communist party.
https://www.marxists.org/history/international/comintern/sections/australia/1943/story-lang/index.htm No.564319
>>564304If it was something like what neutral euro (for now) cunts do, or even with what was historically did with the concept of 'civil defence' i have no """""""""""""""""""real"""""""""""""""""""" issue with it.
The issue is that the only people that propose this intend the service to be some sort of 2 year long NeoCon brainwashing - Which is why instead of talking about it in terms of general preparedness for war, they talk about it in terms of 'MANNING UP THOSE DAMN LIBTARD!!!1!!!1!!'.
No.564320
>>564316Someone should link up FriendlyJordies with the ECPI to bond over their 'Old-Labor' worship, Then when they have their inevitable split he can form the 'Australian Political Innovation Centre' lol
No.564324
>>564321A little Aussie history/theory every week.
I like the idea. Good one.
No.564329
>>564325>swatting via false flag emailhahaha shit so that's how you swat someone anonymously
No.564330
>>564325haha, NATOid finds out detention without trial is actually bad, unlucky
No.564331
>>564327Going on one or multiple dates with several attractive women is not that impressive at all, especially since he clearly has a rich daddy. I'm a poor and autistic guy and I had more women ask me out. I'd be mopping the floor with these loser trust fund kids throughout hs just by emasculating them with body language.
No.564332
>>564325So what do the cops say? It's easy to verify that it came from that email address if it has a valid DKIM signature. Drew claims that's not his email address, so all they have to do is find if he has used it in the past.
No.564333
xir should transition into a female to get into a womens prison
No.564335
>>564250>Boomers like Burgess:"I bought my first home with only three years of median salary"
>Average Aussie Zoomer:"I need at least 25 years of every cent I'll ever earn to own a home"
>Burgess to Zoomer:"If you complain about the fact you need to pay 8 times as much as myself, often for the same house, I'm branding you a domestic terrorist and will target you for disenfranchisement, because your political advoacy is hurting my net worth"
Interesting how the "Conflict of Interest" is never spoken about in regards to "perceived threats" by Gaysio. I wonder how many investment properties Mikey boi has, will he disclose that? Probably not.
No.564338
>>564337the article was from 2013
No.564339
>>564338Dammit I got dupped.
No.564340
'Indigenous voice to parliament' will be at best some guy that sits in the gallery and gets to give a critique/submission of whatever bill is being discussed/passed/vooted on.
Worst case is its a fucking minstrel show where a bloke in full body paint and a didgeridoo does a performance before each sitting of parliament
No.564341
>>564340>'Indigenous voice to parliament' 3.3% of Australia's population
No.564342
>>564316When do they give up on this Labor Left "Australias not imperialist!!! Just Americas/Poms lapdog!" bullshit. Curtin was shit, Whitlam was shit, Hawke was shit, grow the fuck up.
No.564344
>>1087174
The ALP has created similar groups to advise them before. The whole point of the referendum is so the LNP cannot get rid of it.
No.564345
>>564340>Worst case is its a fucking minstrel show where a bloke in full body paint and a didgeridoo does a performance before each sitting of parliamentGetting back to our historical traditions with an indigenous jester to parliament.
No.564346
>nsw trains on strike
>nsw road workers on strike (midnight tonight)
Someone post that original rave ITS HAPPENING Ron Paul .gif for me pls
No.564347
It looks like there will be a referendum this electoral cycle to create an indigenous representative group in parliament. I recall the Liberals had vaguely similar plans.
Can someone give me the rundown on what the establishment hopes to achieve with this?
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-07-29/pm-anthony-albanese-promises-referendum-on-indigenous-voice-/101284404 No.564348
>>564347https://blackflagsydney.com/article/63the statement itself is riddled with problems and is far from a uniting document
No.564351
>>564349what's to think about? just more culture wars to keep people divided
No.564354
>>564350Based Strayan Maxist History Anon
No.564355
>>564353It's okay anon, we'll just peacefully prote-
No.564356
>>564347>Can someone give me the rundown on what the establishment hopes to achieve with this?State stability through "appeasement". I.E thinking that representative politics/ democracy is what will save us and having an advisory role, but offering no legitimate and political reformation/ policy change will actually aid indigenous people. This isn't getting into the fact that mining companies also support the "indigenous voice". It's another example of decolonisation being co-opted by libs and the state to serve its own ends, as opposed to giving indigenous people autonomy.
All in all, it's just a way for the Australian state to create an illusion of progress but doing nothing other than change the appearence of their government, thinking that if we have indigenous representation this will help indigenous people as a whole.
>>564349>It is an exhibition that charts the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people in Australia's armed forces.Again, ties into the whole "if we represent opressed people in state institutions, we'll move forward as a country." Being Bisexual myself, I could give a fuck about gay soldiers, unless they're vets who've been fucked over by capitalism and are seeking to right past wrongs. Does it suck that homophobic abuse was levelled? Of course. Does this mean that we should champion LGBTQ people because they served our government? By this logic, let's invite cops to pride! Never mind that it was the Australian government which nearly passed the Religious Freedoms bill! Nah, it's alright, cos we got gays in the gov. Fucking unbelievable.
This shit reeks of American culture war bullshit, and I hate that it's found its way to this country.
No.564357
>>564356>namefagDidn't read
No.564358
>>564356sorry mate, took off the name.
tl;dr representation politics means sweet fuck all and provides little to no change.
No.564359
These are all idpol distractions while Sleepy Anthony cucks you all at the Job summit.
No.564360
>>564356>This shit reeks of American culture war bullshit, and I hate that it's found its way to this countryAlways have been.
No.564364
>>564363The Virgin Bald Eagle vs the Chad Wedge tail
No.564365
>>564361>>564362There needs to be an alternative to the ACTU because there are unions that don't like it. There are two international trade union federations: ITUC (run by the CIA) and WFTU (formerly run by the KGB, now run by the Greek Communist Party). Of course the ACTU is affiliated with the ITUC, but there is one ACTU member union (the CFMEU) that's affiliated with the WFTU.
There needs to be a WFTU affiliated federation of Australian trade unions. As well as the CFMEU, the Retail and Fast Food Workers Union would probably be interested in joining.
No.564367
>>564361when the socialist republic of australia is established we will be making one of these for every grave at the Kremlin Wall Necropolis
No.564368
So green seem to not be 'wrecking' atm (At least so far as anything Labor does can be 'wrecked').
What does this mean if the two (Lab-Grn) manage to hold it together till next election? (Assuming some crazy black swan event like war with china / GFC 2.0 dosen't happen)
No.564369
>>564368what do you mean "hold it together"? Eventually things will get worse and the ALP will give some marginal half arsed support which would just be enough for a re-election. I don't know what angle the Libs would be going for in the future though,I guess they're just waiting for an opportunity to get back in the public eye.
No.564371
>>564370It's full of liberals
Since you're thinking that way anyway you probably have a liberal inclination so you'll be able to slip under the radar
Want to do some smooth entryist sigma grindset and report back to us what the fuck this fuckwits are up to?
No.564372
Please put this video in the OP for the next thread.
>>564370If you want electoralism, Socialist Alliance is better than the Greens.
No.564373
>>564365RAFFWU better be careful with their small but steady success, I've already heard a few branches "grew" and suddenly pushed for more "conversations" rather than what they're doing right now…
No.564374
>>564372>Socialist AllianceYeah, join a literally WHO "party".
Might as well just join SALT or VicSocs because at least then you'll get some bussy fr fr no cap
No.564375
>>564374Ok Then m8 join the green party and report back to us
No.564376
https://cpa.org.au/guardian/issue-2017/class-struggle-is-primary/This is a good speech, but I think the CPA should practise what they preach in regards to reformism and revisionism
No.564378
>>564377Automated production of videos
Remind me of how pre WWII the radical core of the KPD was high technology workers
No.564379
are there any good Aussie leftist podcasts? Like covering current events?
No.564381
>>1107565
But why only Victoria? Kind of limiting going with that name.
No.564384
Will the proposed Aboriginal constitutional rec' referendum pass if it goes ahead or will the 'DEFEAT, OF THE LOONY LEFT CRT DIVISIVE REFERENDUM' Be the foundation for the next generation of the 'Quiet Australian' mythos
No.564385
>>1108863
Why the fuck do these people have to write in this style? They don't have to be as dry as Stalin or something, but they could at least WRITE like their not directly transcribing a casual conversation or some shit.
No.564387
Any anons know what happened to our comrades here? Sorry for linking to Reddit.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Adelaide/comments/waz31l/assualt_in_rundle_mall/ No.564388
>>564382I know exactly what your talking about
who you are anon, because i recognise the
FilenameSorry about your current troubles anon, always tragic when something like that happens in the family.
No.564389
>>564388I actually just took the filename from the /co/ thread. I'm doing fine
No.564391
>>564389>>564390>Also>The absolute state of the /co/ thread at this moment./trash/ing imminent.
No.564394
>>564393if you want to understand the ideological mindset of the current ALP then sure, but the guy seems like a social fascist par-excellence.
>He has worked as a policy adviser and speechwriter on the staff of Kim Beazley, Simon Crean, Mark Latham, Julia Gillard and Wayne Swan, and has written speeches for many other ministers and opposition leaders at the federal and state levels. His current clients include senior political, business, community, public sector and academic leaders.>His debut novel The Last Man in Europe (Black Inc. July 2017) tells the story of how George Orwell wrote Nineteen Eighty-Four.>While at King's he worked as a conservator of the private book collection of John Maynard Keynes.Here's albo's thoughts on him:
https://anthonyalbanese.com.au/launch-of-dennis-glovers-an-economy-is-not-a-society No.564395
>>1108863
>no-one cares about reddit
did you just assume my leftypolism?
No.564396
>>564389>>564392link? lol. I wanna see the bluey discourse
No.564398
>>564397Back in my day, we had foolzfukka and nothing
No.564399
>>564393Depends on whether you can relate to working-class boomer nostalgia. I'd still say it's worth a read though.
>>564394>Dennis was a founding fellow of the think tank Per Capita.You forgot this one.
No.564400
Been seeing posters for this around Sydney. I'll save you a click; it's hosted by Socialist Alternative and supported by Red Flag paper.
I'm in town over the weekend, should I try and crash it? If it turn out to be DSA-tier trash, I can just open a thread.
No.564402
>>564400>>564401How many fucking conferences are they going to have? If you want to be at the brain stem of Socialist Alternative and bear witness to their only political education then go. None of the speakers seem particularly notable.
No.564403
>>564384Ironically granting the indigenous voice and allowing a constitution of idigenous nations for the Australian state would actually allow for one or two options.
1. The building of dual power, in which indigenous people's can find build institutions that exist in spite of the state.
Or
2. Serve the interest of the state, as this will make the Australian commonwealth look better. Western countries can give themselves a good 'ol pat on the back and see how "TRULY progressive" we are- provided we don't get coup'd by the US because now indigenous nations have an element of control over their land.
>DEFEAT, OF THE LOONY LEFT CRT DIVISIVE REFERENDUM' This just goes to show that the right wing media pundits of Australia just more or less goes around shrieking whatever their leash holders in America tell them to. They're completely out of touch with our politics- fucking hell even Paulin Hanson is more in touch with the people of Australia and she's an absolute ass. I think this nation is smart enough not only to not trust our journos, but our politicians come very close.
The far right here has as much appeal as my hairy Greek nuts.
No.564404
>>564402The only thing they're notable for in the Australian left is being a bunch of loud mouth opportunists who hijack shit. Don't get me wrong, they're becoming a lot more self-aware and seeking to do better but for the most part they've got a long way to go.
I've seen more cooperation with Solidarity and Socialist Alliance than I have with SALT. That's not even getting into the fact that they had a conference where they threw sex-workers under the bus,
and were repaid by having used condoms flung on their cars.>>564370The IWW is growing in NSW and VIC and are actually helping nurses organise. They're still small, but keep an eye out for them.
No.564405
>>564403>This just goes to show that the right wing media pundits of Australia just more or less goes around shrieking whatever their leash holders in America tell them to. They're completely out of touch with our politics-Exactly, No on (Obviously there may be someone, but lets be real - not very many) in Australia cares about the 'ANTIFA TRANSHUMANISTS GOING INTO YOUR DAUGHTERS BATHROOM AND TEACHING THEM NEO-MARXIST C.R.T RACE THEORY', People just DONT talk about that kinda shit in the crib room at work when politics come up, 99% of the time, its muh debt or muh interest rates or muh Lebanese back welfare cheats - and fuckwit youtubers like Yemeni screaming that shit at Uni students on street corners shows just how Golemised by America our 'Right-Wing' is.
I'd genuinely argue that the Liberals approach of essentially turning us into the most politically illiterate but more importantly
apathetic anglophone state on earth to create a smooth machine politics, instead of going the American route of in-school political propaganda and intentional
miseducation has ironically made any attempts by the right to rile people up about gays or muslims or trans's or vaccines significantly harder for them.
>fucking hell even Paulin Hanson is more in touch with the people of Australia and she's an absolute ass.Pauline maintains some legitimacy to a faction of people because she (Pretends, don't think for a second i take her as earnest/genuine in her actions) plays the role of the mythical 'Socially-Conservative Distributist' who puts up a doomed bill to 'BREAK UP / NATIONALISE THE BIG FOUR' or voots against an outrageously retarded Liberal policy even she knows is political rat-poison.
Weird American style 'S.W.E.A.T pledge' kissing your bosses feet and thanking him for giving you a job prosperity-evangelo-zionist open class-cuckoldry will NEVER be popular in Australia, Thus why the LibDems are viewed as such an unbelievable joke.
No.564406
>>564405> 99% of the time, its muh debt or muh interest rates or muh Lebanese back welfare cheats - and fuckwit youtubers like Yemeni screaming that shit at Uni students on street corners shows just how Golemised by America our 'Right-Wing' is.Pretty much. No one likes the libs for purely idpol reasons- though tbf and I'm going to sound like a broken record for mentioning this, the religious freedom bill was certainly a legitimate criticism- but rather their absolute economic and state mandated corruption.
>I'd genuinely argue that the Liberals approach of essentially turning us into the most politically illiterate but more importantly apathetic anglophone state on earth to create a smooth machine politics, instead of going the American route of in-school political propaganda and intentional miseducation has ironically made any attempts by the right to rile people up about gays or muslims or trans's or vaccines significantly harder for them.Pretty much, given our cuts to education and them getting rid of the curriculum that taught us about indigenous history. Is there homophobia, islamophobia and transphobia in Australia? Absolutely, but it is a completely different beast to that in America, and usually most Aussies would be skeptical about your local kebab store owner being a terrorist, or the gays coming to groom our children or trans people "being everywhere"- don't get me wrong, they'd believe in some bullshit, but not in the sense that "we must kill them all" like a fucking yank would.
>Pauline maintains some legitimacy to a faction of people because she (Pretends, don't think for a second i take her as earnest/genuine in her actions) plays the role of the mythical 'Socially-Conservative Distributist' who puts up a doomed bill to 'BREAK UP / NATIONALISE THE BIG FOUR' or voots against an outrageously retarded Liberal policy even she knows is political rat-poison.I'd argue she maintains her legitimacy through fear mongering about the Asian invasion and "dividing us by race" shite, but the problem is her solutions are fucking whack. Are there lebanese criminal gangs? For sure. Have Sudanese immigrants stolen a car or two? Probably- problem is she think that these problems can be solved via ethnic deportation- and hardly anyone in Australia wants that- again kind of looping us back to your point on the libs goal of making us politically illiterate and apathetic.
>Thus why the LibDems are viewed as such an unbelievable joke.It's why the libs are seen as a joke too, lol.
No.564408
>>564406I feel like were definitely one of the countries in the wake of covid where an opposite situation to countries like America where the institutional 'left' is withering-on-the-vine while the 'right' is emboldened has emerged where our 'Right' is definitively the one withering on the vine while vaguely 'leftist' ideas become more commonly discussed (I guess other examples would be how the scots and Irish are once more emboldened after the disaster of Johnson, And Macron fading in France while a dark horse coalition of the SocDems and the PCF+100 trot splitter groups cuck him out of parliamentary majority) .
Everyone from Palmer to Yemeni threw EVERYTHING they fucking had at the wall just to try and let the Lib/Nat's eek out one last 'miracle', But it just wasn't fucking enough. Infact it was the exact opposite of the 'Palmer factor' / 'Palmer+Pauline+whoever the fuck else siphons voots to the lib nats' shit they were expecting.
More people vooted for Labor painted green (Once again, Not defending the greens for a second, what matters is the people who voted greens
perception of what they
think the greens are) with a guy who literally looks like a Soyjak leading them then any of these supposed 'freedom candidate ANTI-DEATH VAX LOCKDOWN populists' which was once again, an entirely imported Americanised issue
No.564409
>>564403>The building of dual power, in which indigenous people's can find build institutions that exist in spite of the state.It's absolute adventurism, but I'd 100% go out there to those communities to help them for at least eight months.
I'd shut my mouth, and just do. If I got asked I'd comment briefly about Sakana, BPP, Zippos, etc. all the classics.
I just want my Abobros to be able to build their own shit bros ;_;
No.564411
>>564408So more or less the right is fucked unless they can find a way to not suck off american right wing talking points
impossible or they try to get the libs back in power after over a decade of corruption
not likely.
I am certainly glad that fellow Aussies are starting to catch wind of america's bullshit wafting on our shores.
No.564413
>>564409>I just want my Abobros to be able to build their own shit bros ;_;Me too lad, me too. Speaking of, this is worth a geez.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1fuk9CzgaQ&t=4s No.564414
>>564413Now that does look promising.
I think these communities would do well to look to the indigenous people of North and South America to see how they go about autonomously organising and resiting in their respective communities.
I'm reminded of the Five Hundred Peoples idea.
A black flag with five "hand drawn" concentric rings, made of 100 dots each (eventually blending together as one circle in the smaller rings). Basically a confederation of the 500* Aboriginal peoples acting autonomously, insurgently, within the carcass of liberal Australia.
No.564415
>>564404>That's not even getting into the fact that they had a conference where they threw sex-workers under the busOh shit, that was SAlt who got the salty surprises? I get all the Aus orgs mixed up.
No.564416
>~67000 or so in HECS for a law degree, now I no longer believe in legal reforms or abstract justice
Brah, what do I fucking do after this? Do I Long March into the bureaucracy? I'm probably not going into private practice.
No.564417
>>564416>Do I Long March into the bureaucracy?Yep. Make as much as you can doing as little as you can, minimise your taxes by every conceivable means, and use the extra money to support local orgs or something.
That or go part-time at an NGO NFP and end up blackpilled.
No.564418
>>564417>minimise your taxes by every conceivable meansOn this, btw, given you've "done law" and now no longer believe in shiet, consider it financial and economic praxis.
Just use debt as much as you can, minimise your taxes, claim back everything you can, get all the perks that the booj are allowed to access in the pay-2-play pay-2-win system, then use said perks to fight the booj.
I'm organising a local cadre to do exactly this. I'm no good on the streets but I'm a legend in excel sheets.
No.564419
>>564418>I'm organising a local cadre to do exactly this.Example: One of the gang has a piece of bushblock in some bumfuck location. We're considering putting three goats on it because then it counts not only as "rural/regional" but also as "agriculture" so we can get massive tax breaks against it.
It's actually fucked how easy it is tbqh. Impossible for an individual prolly, but get a few of the gang together and it starts to work okay.
Also going to use the property to do fun stuff and let people squat on it.
I'm at work lmao ok bye
No.564420
>>564416Is that for a double degree or did you foolishly do a full price graduate degree?
No.564422
>>564421tl;dw they get touchy on the USSR, that's a good topic to bait them with.
No.564423
>>564421Fuck me they make the Australian left look like a bunch of cunts.
No.564424
>>1113757"standard" Marxist thought isn't infalliable, and there's been enough changes in society and the economy, as well as discoveries in anthropology that there's stuff that Marx and Engels needed to re-examine especially considering that prostitution is a legal profession in Australia.
>but it's revisionist to re-asses itSo what, Engels views on anthropology shouldn't be criticised given what we know now?
>>564414Sounds based.
>>564415Eeeyup.
No.564425
>>564423This is the sad case for most party orgs, but I hear good things about the ACP, Solidarity, and IWW. I've been around the Sallies (socialist alliance) and they're not too bad- though they have a lot more faith in electoralism than I do- they're certainly a lot friendlier.
SALT, the people who hosted that conference, yeah they need work.
No.564426
Laborsisters, what do you all think of Sleepy Anthony's jobs summit? What is going to happen?
No.564429
>>564428Our people have been raped in our Pine Gap.
The whole 'cuck as a verb' thing is stupid but yeah, no shit, we've officially been the yank's bitch for… shit it's been almost 80 years.
No.564431
>>564428This is what fifteen year olds who are first getting into politics think. The whole "Australia is just a lackey" argument completely ignores the existence of a domestic Australian bourgeoise with its own imperial interests. Whilst Australia is absolutely the junior partner, closing Pine Gap and kicking the seppos out will do fuck all to make Australia less predatory.
No.564432
>>564425>they're certainly a lot friendlier. That's a pretty low bar to overcome though surely?
No.564434
>>564430Does it come with gf?
No.564435
>>1116670
he's right you know
No.564437
>>564436This, but unironically.
Even my Lib-voting-for-life mum hates privatization.
No.564438
>yet another meeting where gf wasn't acquired
Starting to think that just moving countries and acting like Chad despite nor being one it the way to go…
No.564440
>>564436>OWEN GUNGiven it's simplicity, surely it can be printed if the FGC can be, surely?
No.564441
https://www.smh.com.au/national/inside-australia-s-terrorgram-how-neo-nazism-spreads-in-our-cities-20220726-p5b4t5.html>However, despite attempts by these men to remain anonymous, tracing online clues allows us to reveal their true identities.SMH is…
based and antifa pilled?1?!>information redacted because of legal proceedingsoh
No.564445
>>564444hell yeah brother
No.564446
>>564444WHERE CAN I WATCH THIS MOVIE?
No.564447
I watch Bluey
No.564449
>>564432Given how low the bar's been set, trust me it's going to take a lot of effort to set it higher.
No.564450
>>1113825
>all sex workers are prostitutes
>completely dismissing sex workers as a revolutionary subject and just calling them lumpens despite changing times
>p-pigs like you are part of the problem
>u-ur pathetic
Fuck off back to SALT, dogmatist.
No.564451
>>564450lumpen is a stupid term anyway when living in a society with built-in mass unemployment
No.564452
>>564451the digits speak the truth
No.564453
>>564451Somewhat agree. Also check'd
No.564455
>>1120130
>because Marx said x in y context it must apply to z material conditions
>he wasn't a product of his time bro, there haven't been major social and economic developments since Marx's time
Undialectical and unscientific- Read Engels.
No.564456
>>1120260>Bro if I post moralistic squabble about prostitutions i win the argument. <let's just throw sex workers under the bus.Outdated analysis- considering sex workers are exploited by capitalism. Again, sex work is more than just prostitution.
Prostitution is legal in Australia and they pay taxes- this is hardly "lumpenprole" behaviour you incel-in-denial-bitch-cunt.
https://www.ato.gov.au/Business/GST/In-detail/Your-industry/GST-and-the-sex-industry/
>s-so you support prostitution and sex workI show support and solidarity to the workers. I don't think sex-work will likely exist under socialism, but that doesn't mean we should outlaw it under capitalism and throw sex workers under the bus thinking they "contribute nothing" based on arbitrary moral standards from the 20th century.
Fuckwit.
No.564457
>>1120260
>what is south east asia
No.564459
>>564350some bangers in this banger
>Private James Healy, Argyll and Sutherlands, dragged a bleeding body over the Peronne battlefield in August 1917 after a German stick bomb had ripped flesh from his leg, shattered the bone and torn off a finger. Far away in Melbourne, Australia, ex-Lieutenant Robert Gordon Menzies was building up a profitable legal practice. He had proudly worn two pips, but cast them aside at the first roll of drums.>In World War I Mr Hughes spoke for conscription at Warwick. A patriot of Irish origin hit the Labor renegade with a rotten egg. A Queensland policeman refused Mr Hughes’s querulous demand for the egg-thrower’s arrest. So Mr Hughes founded the Federal Police.>Near the end of the 1861-65 American Civil War, the armed Confederate raider Shenandoah lost a propeller off Australia and put into Melbourne for repairs. The Shenandoah flew the ensign of the Southern slave-owners; she was sinking the shipping of Abraham Lincoln, who had proclaimed emancipation of the Negro slaves. The colonial governor and officials, the wealthy and privileged, showed their sympathy with the slave-owners, gave the Shenandoah repair facilities and, as the Argus of those days reported, threw the doors of the Melbourne Club open to the raider’s officers. Port workers of Melbourne thought differently; they demonstrated against the slavers’ men. At their first opportunity, Australian maritime workers had shown their hatred of the enslavement of man.>In 1871, the people of Paris rose against the treachery of Thiers, the Petain of those days, who was betraying them to the Prussians, and set up the first socialist government in history — the Paris Commune. Among the Commune leaders to escape hanging were the Marquis Henri-Victor de Rochefort-Lucay, a fine writer and democrat, who preferred to be called Henri Rochefort, and Louise Michel, schoolteacher, ambulance driver and nurse in the 1870-71 Seige of Paris, who bore a rifle in the 61st Battalion of the Commune army and, like Rochefort, stood to the barricades until the last. They, with other surviving Communards, were sentenced to convict transportation for life to the prison hell of French New Caledonia, near Australia. Wilfred Burchett (Pacific Treasure Island) says: “Chained in iron cages, treated more like wild beasts than human beings, Louise Michel and Henri Rochefort, together with some thousands of other Communards, were deported to New Caledonia … When one of the transports arrived at Melbourne, more than half the deportees were down with scurvy.” Melbourne wharfies saw the plight of the Communards and organised aid and demonstrations. Quickly, the working people raised £1500 — a fortune in those days — to help the persecuted socialists. The colonial authorities did everything they could to stop the workers helping the Commnunards. No.564460
<THE VIRGIN SLEEPY ANTHONY
>Boring and sleepy
>Holds a boring jobs summit in which nothing changed
<THE CHAD SCOVID
>Shitted on McDonalds floor
>skilled welder
>talented musician
>discovered a loophole for Australia to legally acquire nuclear weapons
>secretly granted himself ministerial powers over 5 areas, becoming God Emperor for realz
No.564463
>>564460>secretly granted himself ministerial powers over 5 areas, becoming God Emperor for realzkek
No.564465
RON WATKINS HAS MOVED TO AUSTRALIA
The Storm is coming, the Kraken will be released!
No.564466
>>564465oh for a second I confused him for Jim.
think we can get A Current Affair to harass him?
No.564467
Embedding error.
Critical support for the LaRouchites against the ASPI Chicken hawks
No.564468
>>564465This beg the question: what's the age of consent down under? Is it the same countrywide or does he need to check with the single states?
>>1122648Australia is an English speaking, western country, yet it is conveniently close to places where he can easily fly in, help himself with the cheap, local prostitution and get back to 'Shtraya in no time.
No.564469
>>564468I think it has nuances by state, I know anal varies by state. 16 here, with (irrelevant to manchildren) a Juliet clause for teens rooting teens.
No.564470
Actually that makes me think, he could get fucked over for CP distribution laws (drawn stuff counts) if 8kun is hosting them. Not sure but worth looking into.
No.564471
>>564467Based. ACP-ACP alliance when?
No.564473
Talkin' to an old man who went through UNSW in the '70s seething about how hundreds of commies om campus were rooting for a Viet Cong victory.
No.564474
>>1124256
Well I know because my chad friend in highschool was concerned about whether his girlfriend sending him nudes was legally considered distribution of obscene imagery.
Even selective highschools were full of teens having sex.
No.564475
>>1126009
Not really. If a state is dumb it could easily be illegal to have sex with someone a month older than you (18 & 17 year old). That's why they had that special clause for +/- 2 years or whatever, so teens don't get put on a sex offender list over a reasonably socially-acceptable relationship.
No.564476
Why is it so much harder to get a gf in Australia than other countries?
No.564478
>>564477never going to happen
No.564479
>>564476[citation needed]
No.564480
>>564476This is true, I've lived in America and Europe and it's harder in Australia.
>>564479fuck off chad
No.564481
>>564476Its time to take the gaypill
No.564482
>>564481>Its time to take the gaypilljej
No.564485
>>564484Based and gaypilled
No.564487
First they came for the fascists.
>Intentionally waving a Nazi flag in New South Wales or displaying memorabilia bearing swastikas could now land a person in jail for up to a year, along with a fine of over $100,000.
>The Crimes Amendment (prohibition on display of Nazi symbols) Bill 2022 swiftly and unanimously passed the NSW upper house on Thursday.>In 2020, the Australian Security Intelligence Agency said that far-right violent extremism, with its emphasis on neo-Nazi ideology, makes up around 40% of its counter-terrorism caseload.https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/aug/11/nsw-becomes-second-state-to-ban-nazi-flag-and-symbols (two weeks old)
No.564488
>>564483He's American pretending to be australian.
No.564490
>>564401I just realized they'd try and charge me $90 because I'm not a fucking NEET, and they're sure as fuck not getting my email address (do you think they'll fall for Wayne Kerr?)
I'll probably just go the first night and see if it's social enough to enjoy and just pretend I'm unwaged like
>>564421 did rofl. stay salty.
No.564491
>>564490hah guess I might as well hoist a flag
YOU WOULDN'T STEAL A CONFERENCE No.564492
>>564490Oh cool, saw more posters
they're competing for real estate outside the unis for Red Ant's conference in Newtown this weekend. There's a social event after tomorrow's talks: 7pm at The Gaelic Club (Surry Hills) so hopefully we can get them to belt out some IRA classics.
No.564494
>>564493Given this referendum won't change material conditions, is leftypol for or against the referendum?
No.564495
>>564494Passive support.
We gain nothing from opposing it. Let Aboriginal people find out for themselves that it's pointless, may as well support in solidarity.
No.564496
>>564495>We gain nothing from opposing it. Let Aboriginal people find out for themselves that it's pointless, may as well support in solidarity.p much
No.564497
>>564494I'm more puzzled as to why Shaq is involved tbqph.
No.564503
>>564502Good theory, it's congruent with the sudden rise in 2022 as well.
No.564504
>>564501where'd you get the graph from?
No.564505
>>564504Made it myself, data from AEC's tally room results.
No.564508
Also, Holy fuck the amount of seething from Murdoch and Costello about these rail workers is hilarious.
My dad, who is like the exact demographic that kind of dinosaur media is aimed towards [Gen-X, Can barely use a computer or smartphone, Vooted for Turnbull and then Morrison twice because Labor debt] isn't even buying it.
The newsman say "WHY ARE THEY CONTINUING TO STRIKE???" And he goes
>"OH I DON'T KNOW, COULD IT BE BECAUSE NO-ONE HAS ENOUGH MONEY???"
No.564510
>>564507Whenever I see footage of the Nurse strikes, I always see the "Stop telling us to cope!" sign in the recycled footage and giggle.
No.564511
>>564509>Fairfax/Costello Endless mind-numbing human interest stories on 4-corners and Current-Affair about some schizo getting violently angry at magpies shitting on his roof + Crying about Unions.
>Sky newsLabor and the Greens are
LITERALLY making Stalin look like an Anarchist.
>Sky news comment sections"And then…George Bush 41' with the help of his aldebaran benefactor [Or as they are known in their human form 'Klaus Scwab'] set off the bombs in the World-Trade-Centre , Starting the chain of events leading to the
GREAT RESET and the
DEATHVAXX EVERY SIX MONTHS REGIME And now microchips??? Do not take the microchips, Do. Not. Comply.
Do not board the motherships when they arrive<Video is about Albanese talking to the press-club No.564512
>>564511(if you have a link, I'd love it)
No.564513
>>564512In terms of Sky-News retardation, That dropkick Murray is probably the biggest/best example - Uses all the imported Burgerbrain/Internet newspeak about 'Far-Radical-Left-Liberal-Greenie-Communists' or whatever.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4O2Y_z5p0Y&abhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVKZ3JzDK04&abhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKQWUUQ9sJg&ab No.564514
>>564513I know someone in real life who says (verbatum) 'leftie communist bastard' even when referring to someone I know who is self-identifies
well they're smart enough to know labels are retarded, but if forced to pick as right-wing (generally pro-green and multicultural but economically conservaLib). They've just alienated themselves from their family and friends by bringing politics up every time we see them, which is bad enough until you realize he's on board the Trump train. A total hyper-reality where he thinks Australians give a fuck.
No.564516
>>564511>>564513Australian right wingers try not to become Americans challenge (impossible).
No.564517
>>564515gimme that ledge with extra sauce
because I want to get excited. If the wobblies are gaining relevance in australia then I have a good mind to join them No.564520
>>564516it is pretty funny how both australian and canadian right wingers are basically cucks for america
No.564523
>>564520There an encapsulation of those Europeans who lurk on spaces filled with American rightoids begging them to come to Europe to
LIBERATE them from the W.E.F, N.W.O, E.U or whatever because they think Trump is more based then their own governments or whatever.
Canadian right-wing media is controlled by that guy Ezra Klein. He's actually the guy who holds the purse-strings for that fuckwit Yemeni and began/raised funds for/promoted the 'Trucker convoy' bullshit as part of his shit.
iirc, Klein is basically the top/a mega donor for the Canadian equivalent of AIPAC LOL No.564524
>>564523I am working on this theory lately that basically right wing theory is correct, but it's projection. The bourgeoisie are jews and rightwingers are their monke brained uyghur thugs
No.564525
So, Laborsisters have nothing to say on Sleepy Anthony's jobs summit?
No.564526
>>564520all right wingers are cucks
No.564528
>>564522It… It says who on the cover…
No.564530
>>564501They did quite well in some lower house seats. See
>>563983The swings seem to be driven by the Sallies and VicSoc running in 2022. Why don't the sallies get much love in this forum?
No.564532
>>564530>Why don't the sallies get much love in this forum?Well, what do you want to talk about?
No.564533
>>564531Why is their logo so bad
No.564535
>>564532When people ITT ask "what orgs should I join?" the usual responses are ACP and IWW. Nobody suggests the sallies, even though they must have at least 1500 members (because that's the requirement for registered political parties) and they have been around for a long time.
The sallies I have met IRL are old people, so there is something about them that makes young people uninterested. Nobody has said what it is, hence why I'm bringing up this topic. They're a big org with experience and a bit of money, so they are capable of doing stuff.
No.564536
>>564535>The sallies I have met IRL are old peopleComplete opposite of my experience. They're usually university students who have never worked a day in their life who "grow out" of socialism and join the ALP and the Greens later on. The ones you're meeting must be the sad sacks who never gave up on that useless organisation.
Also its a trot outfit so fuck em
No.564537
>>564536The old rank and file are respectable worker oriented communists even if they are trots
The ALP strivers are very embarrassing
Shame really
No.564538
>>564536I think you're thinking of SAlt
No.564539
>>564538My experience with SAlt is less undergraduate aged students, but perennial students all the same. Usually a better understanding of orthodox Marxism but too autistic to understand you can't use 1930s tactics in the 21st century.
No.564540
>>564534>a much cooler logoThat's pretty cool yeah
No.564543
>>564541Austin Powers' car transformed into a lady
Made in China, of course.
No.564545
>>564543I don't think Austin Powers was from Australia.
No.564546
>>564545Neither is the Australian flag.
No.564548
In December 2021, the Australian coal mining industry added a total of around 30 Billion Australian dollars to the national GDP. Yet the average salary for a coal miner in Australia is around $125 000 AU. Multiplied by around 37 000 coal miners in Australia, and the total money paid to Australian coal miners is around $4,625,000,000. That's around 24 Billion dollars in surplus made by the Coal miners that goes to capitalists.
No.564550
>>564549do i even want to click these…
>LaRoucheWhat makes you say this?
No.564551
>>564550Video he linked and the entire 'Postal Bank' and 'Iron boomerang project' that Roberts has hooked onto were all produced by the ACP (Australian Citizens Party) i.e the Australian division of LarouchePac+SchillerInstitute.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Citizens_Party No.564552
>>564551Thanks, I thought it was just being used as a slur like many here do.
haha there is some dumb shit there
No.564553
>>564541Is that photoshopped?
No.564556
bye Liz
No.564559
Heard the news and found the most Irish place I could find. The bar staff are confused as to why its so popular today but I've overheard two tables already calling Lizzy a lizard. Found a chill table and had a few drinks, met someone working woth thebnurses union, we all toasted death for his favour and chilling to a lovely jig right now.
No.564560
>>564557Based Xi, defending the Democratic Socialists of Australia.
No.564561
>>564559>>564560Sino-Fenianism when?
No.564563
>>564562he wasn't Australian
No.564566
>>564564lol 420 pages
Instead of that, he should learn from Haz and simply debate someone with a PhD and then claim that he has taken the Dr title as a prize
No.564569
>>564568Day before the public holiday for the local tangible cultural heritage handegg finals
Probably drink alcohol No.564570
At least the dead lizard gave us a public holiday. I think to properly honour her contribution we should have a month of public holidays for mourning her every year.
No.564571
>>564568Will any of you bongs blast
Ding dong, the witch is dead from their window or would that be literal suicide?
No.564572
>>564571>bongsSure you're in the right thread?
>literalSure you're using the right word?
No.564573
>>564568Look how progressive and hip albo is!111
No.564575
UAP
No.564577
What're yous doing for the upcoming long weekend?
No.564578
> Housing still hasn't fixed property damage
Slumlords!
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