Fuck, imagine being this stupid.
Imagine me typing
I'm moving to Canada to be with my friends.
And still typing that dogshit-brained shit.
What a perfect example of why I'm moving. What a perfect example of vapid Aussie exceptionalism.
Sounds like ARMA, walk for an hour and get shot from God knows where. Just like real life!
As others have stated, we explicitly don't have free speech in Australia.
We also don't have any laws requiring political campaigns to be truthful. And as we saw, the day after the vote was done. All the leaders of the "No" campaign flat out abandoned indigenous people and explicitly said they wouldn't be fronting a new referendum for recognition in the constitution without the voice. A promise they made repeatedly.
The leader of the opposition who spearheaded the no campaign has been called a fascist by his peers. And once commented that if elected he would do away with parliament and elections if he could.
It doesn't matter. 63% support among indigenous folks is still a landslide.
You're not arguing in good faith though. Accusing someone of racism like that. So you can go fuck yourself for all I care.
80% indigenous support polled prior to the campaigns starting. After a relentless campaign of misinformation courtesy of Murdoch. The actual number that voted yes was 63%.
In regional Aus, there is a popular, free-to-air, 24/7 Murdoch-run news outlet, Sky News Australia, not to be confused with Sky News. It is right of Fox News, closer to OAN.
This event is funded by an oil heiress.
Yeah, usually if I get stuck in my head I'll just go work in the garden. Bit of sunshine and toil usually gets me unstuck.
The rule for all memes like this:
If you're like "yeah I sometimes do that," then you're likely just a normie. If you do stuff like this all the time, every time, well, maybe...
I can't say shit about my full set of motivations without breaking NDAs and doxxing myself unfortunately.
But Australia is worse off environmentally than the public knows. And so many of us that worked in environmental analysis for big engineering firms, which are contracted by government, defence and so on, are gagged.
When people try to blow the whistle, they are put into lengthy court battles which they never win.
I worked on a project a few years ago around water theft, one of the other attached contractors had an analyst go to the media, blowing the lid off the scope of the issue. I have no idea what happened to her exactly, but I know they buried her in court.
I'm moving to Canada, but more to be with friends, and spend the rest of my thirties and onwards enjoying my life. My twenties were brutal, I'm 35 and I've never had a holiday. I've been an activist for twenty years in Aus as well, this referendum and the result are painful.
This, for instance, is in actuality a much more pressing issue than this 2017 article portrays.
You never see these pricks on the street. Fucking turn up in Melbourne and let the Sharpies sort 'em out.
I remember filling these cunts in when I was in my twenties. Big ups to the next generation, you have your work cut out. Happy to see ranks growing.
Over 63% of indigenous people voted in favour of the voice.
You are repeating propoganda.
Australia is way more racist than the US. And more right-wing.
The US just doesn't have compulsory voting, which means a minority of nutjobs can dictate politics. And even then, Trump lost.
Australia has compulsory voting and voted this way lol.
US is going through a labour organising revolution right now. While unions are left in the cold and experience dwindling power in Aus, even with the Labor party in power.
That's what the article is about though, the travel required. You can apply this to a lot of industries thoughm the amount of times companies I've worked for have flown a team of engineers somehere for a meeting that could have been a video call is obscene.
It's been a great year for pollinators in my yard, with some super-interesting shifts in the dominant pollinators. I'll definitely be taking part.
I remember when Vicforests hired a firm I worked for to measure canopy loss. We used drones and satilite data.
Previously they just drove some analysts out to the most tree-covered areas and had them extrapolate from their position on the ground.
After we delivered our result to them, they went back to the old method.
They always play silly games like this. Then you end up with articles a decade later with headlines like "Australia's deforestation worse than previously known." With attached quotes like "we couldn't have possibly known."
I'm seeing more native bees and hoverflies in my yard this year at least...
They were full month too early though...
Yeah, I've mentioned to some friends and family that my wife and I are moving overseas. I don't use Facebook or anything, I've purposely not engaged in discussions with them about the Voice.
And some of the hate and vitriol has been astounding. Full mask-off Aussie exceptionalism.
The Voice was just the nail in the coffin for us. We'd been considering moving for a while. I wish Aussies really knew how fucked our work culture is. And how shit our pay is relative to the cost of living.
They're living in a fantastical version of Australia sold to them by a nationalist media.
Yeah, folks are super reasonable compared to other social media sites, for the most part. The occassional nutter isn't propped up by some PR company bot net to drive engagement so they just end up downvoted into oblivion.
It's refreshing.
Who is calling you a racist lol?
No voters woke up ready to shadowbox today. They'll do this all the way to the next election, regardless of what anyone says. The vote was done and they were acting like victims on social media immediately.
And I mean if you find yourself frequently susceptible to racist propoganda... Well, maybe....