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3 years

Angry right now. I'm a divorced dad so no direct control over what happens in other home to 10-year-old daughter. She got vaxxed yesterday against my wishes. Now in hospital with heart issues.

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How can Australian cities have "traditional Indigenous names" when they did not exist prior to British settlement?

Channel 10 is praised for a groundbreaking weather segment

Channel 10 switched the names of major Australian cities to their traditional Indigenous names to celebrate NAIDOC Week.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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@Josieamycashman Josephine, I agree with you that the elites are happy to have a population divided. This is out of a very old playbook. Nor do I wish to cultivate animosity toward Aborigines - I am much more concerned with those of my own group who lack a proper pride in their own ancestry.

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@emmapowell68 Emma, Brazil has wonderful natural scenery as well:

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@TerraAustralisF Indeed. Charles Darwin visited Sydney in 1836. He described it as follows:

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We are told that we need constitutional change to give Aborigines a voice. But where is the logic in this? There is no reason why a government could not set up a body of Aborigines to advise on matters significant to Aborigines. So why the insistence on constitutional change?

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@Rich_Cooper 1. Has a warm, engaged relationship with her father 2. Low neuroticism (e.g. not easily irritated by small things) 3. High in agreeableness (friendly, cooperative, kind) 4. Conscientious (can delay gratification, good impulse control) 5. Can find happiness in the everyday

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3 years

@Cam49276762 Cam, thank you and well put. I don't understand the rationale when the risk from Omicron is so low for healthy young people. They are suggesting to children that they will miss out on things if they don't do it.

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3 years

@RogueAZLatina Thank you. In theory my consent is required as per court orders, but I've been through this several times with solicitors, there is no real mechanism for enforcement of the orders.

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2 years

@emicatherine @MRobertsQLD Emily, please reconsider this. Listen again to the speech. She is defending the human person against the depersonalising effects of an elite driven technocratic consumerist order. It's something everyone should support.

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3 years

@EmStarrTHISxoxo Thank you - and I sympathise with your situation too. Much easier to stand up as a parent when there is a united front on these things.

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7 months

1. Well, this is some kind of story. Debbie Kilroy, a 62-year-old white Australian woman, chose to post the following graphic to X on Australia Day this year:

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@its_Grimace No. The early settlers, like my own ancestors, had to do it all themselves. They were hardworking and resourceful. No welfare state. No infrastructure. Just themselves and some other families, alone and isolated.

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2 years

Not a great precedent. Popular hiking trail in national park closed for good because it conflicts with Aboriginal values. Reminds me of Dan Andrews wanting to fine people here in Victoria for stepping off a path in a national park.

Plans to close popular walking track sparks outrage

The Mount Warning-Wollumbin hiking trail in the Tweed Shire, in far north New South Wales, will soon no longer be accessible to visitors after concerns expressed by traditional custodians.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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7 months

@BillShe93287260 Bill - immigration to Australia was overwhelmingly from the British Isles until 1947, when large scale immigration from other parts of Europe began. It was an Anglo-Celtic nation. We built the foundations ourselves.

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@MGTOW82 ??? Very early on Aboriginal labour was significant in a few pastoral industries, but from about the 1830s it was overwhelmingly a British working class (some Germans in parts of South Australia also significant).

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1. I find this infuriating. The "Yimbys" want to open up Melbourne to 11million new homes by rezoning heritage areas. Our ancestors built some of the finest garden suburbs & they are to be lost - for what purpose? So that we can have open borders? Why?

Nimbys v Yimbys: the affluent inner Melbourne suburbs that aren’t pulling their weight on housing

Exclusive: Housing advocacy group says amenity-rich eastern suburbs must be rezoned to accommodate thousands of new homes

www.theguardian.com

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@JT57070777 House prices are too high, but even so:

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@jamesjansson James, I don't know Sydney that well, but if it's anything like Melbourne then in the more historic, heritage areas there will be beautiful churches, parks, town halls, tree lined streets. Something to be proud of if your own ancestors created it.

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@hawn_caleb Yes. There was no infrastructure here at all. I wish you could read my family history - they were on the land, isolated and alone, with nothing there at all. No building supplies, no shops, no hospitals, no transport system. They needed to be very resourceful.

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7 months

@JennieLongstaff Why more accurate?

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4. ...abolish her own nation. There is a very deep folly here, something fundamentally wrong. She is unable to see the good in what she has received from the labours of previous generations. She limits who she is in doing so.

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3 years

Matt Walsh does an excellent job here in arguing that the left is erasing womanhood as a meaningful, definable category.

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3 years

Here’s the part on Dr Phil where I demonstrate that the “gender experts” cannot even define the word woman or explain what they mean when they use it

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@DianneF70877261 @emmapowell68 Good question, it looks like Jenga.

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3. ....a human rights activist and a qualified lawyer. She has been awarded an Australian Human Rights medal; a Peace Women Award; and a Voltaire Human Rights Award - and yet the logic of her politics has led her to promote violence against her own people & to wish to...

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8 months

Ok, so at least he has made it crystal clear. Dutton is an open borders man. Is proud of a bipartisan support with the ALP for open borders. Please do not waste your first preference vote on the Libs at any future election.

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10 months

Peter Dutton in India on Friday, giving a speech (organised by the CIAS) at O.P. Jindal Global University. Dutton boasts of his immigration credentials while in government, importing Indians in great numbers, and welcomes an even greater flow under the bipartisan MMPA.

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2. It is a violent graphic with the caption "dead colonisers harm no one". What it really illustrates is the need to resist the currently fashionable politics of decolonisation. What really made me shake my head is that Debbie Kilroy is described on her wiki page as...

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6 years

British PM Teresa May scolding Putin: "Freedom of speech. The toleration of dissenting and minority views. A free press...These are the foundation stones of human freedom." But then locks up Tommy Robinson and bans Martin Sellner from UK. #TommyRobinson

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Dick Smith calls for an end to mass immigration:

Dick Smith issues a dire warning to Australia

The former electronics store tycoon made his feelings known during a debate with policy analyst Emelie Dye on Sky News Australia.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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8 months

@BrianNiemeier @lporiginalg Most men are not materialistic. They can live without a lot of material possessions. What used to motivate young men was the idea that a job was a pathway into a family life of their own. The more remote this becomes, the more apathetic young men will be.

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1. This graph refutes the idea that simply by bringing in immigrants you rescue the welfare state by increasing the workforce. In Denmark it is the locals who are contributing the most to public finances, followed by other Western immigrants. (cont.)

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2 years

@hughriminton @RadioNational Ridiculous. Aborigines have land rights over a massive portion of the continent, royalties, billions of dollars of state support, and an exceptional level of support for upholding their existence as a people. They should get on with building themselves up, not permanently protest

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3 years

@CosmicLord111 In theory she can't as we have a court order specifying joint agreement to medical treatment. Problem is here in Victoria the court orders are not easily enforceable - it can take years.

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7 months

@CCloudbuster In 1947 there were 9144 persons of Chinese descent in Australia compared to 7,540,705 of European descent. It was not a shared enterprise. I will concede, however, that it was a Chinese immigrant in Australia who introduced dimmies:

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2 years

@AshDahlstrom Yeah, the Anglo-Australian "no culture" that half the world wants to move to.

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3 years

@FLongshank Thank you. Can't tell you how frustrating it is to be powerless in this situation when it is your own child.

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2 years

@LionsSpectre You mean the distracting scribbles that otherwise attractive women put on their limbs?

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5 years

Interesting. Muslim communities in parts of Belgium strong enough now to no longer support leftist parties but to create their own and to seek the introduction of sharia law (already by 2016 the majority of children in schools in Antwerp were Muslim).

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Belgium drowning ...

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@NxlAnglo At least she's honest. She admits what she is, namely a country shopper. And this fits in with a modernist mindset of the rational pursuit of material self-interest. Pity she doesn't have any deeper values than this, e.g. love of people, connection to culture, sense of ancestry.

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@Culture_Crit Have never been there but the Morgan Library in New York looks beautiful in photos.

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4 years

@RationalMale In 1943, at age 19, she married a dentist. They spent 67 years together until his death, having raised six children. Some feminist icon!

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3 years

1. Update on my daughter who had a covid vaccine reaction. She is out of hospital and symptoms are easing. Fortunately, better case scenario eventuated, things should be alright.

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@TerraAustralisF And it only took 50 years for Melbourne to receive similar accolades:

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@furryfeller Thank you Peter, they're still running tests, just hoping it's something she can recover full health from.

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1 year

@JED222222 Yes, but the point is that there were no names for cities prior to colonisation because there were no cities.

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7 months

@DarkWol08751787 Dark Wolf, it is Sydney, Australia. Until the late 1940s a homogeneous Anglo-Celtic nation, until the 1990s or thereabouts European. Here are the men who built the bridge:

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@hollowearthterf This is why men are happier than women. Woman: "I lost weight, my husband finds me more attractive, therefore I hate him and resent him". She is determined to find ways to be unhappy in life. She will find unhappiness no matter what.

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It seems to me a pity that we did not keep part of Melbourne as an old city, the way they do in Europe. The newer buildings could have gone in their own precinct. This is a view of Collins Street in 1911 painted by Percy Spence.

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@NxlAnglo The Maori get to be the indigenous people of New Zealand and they only arrived in about 1300AD. Would have thought the Anglo-Saxons had a greater claim when it comes to England.

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2 years

This is the best take on American school shootings I've seen. Well worth reading.

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3 years

@NElizabethK If you were serious about this, you would marry someone decent, start out modest and enjoy the gradual improvement in living standards - just like previous generations of women did. Not sure you're serious though.

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@JohnSteiner32 @theolddelewis @thehowie @elonmusk You think half the Viking warriors were women? Or have I misunderstood you?

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@HoustonBaren12 For me personally, as an Anglo-Australian, that there are reasons to feel pride in the achievements of my forebears.

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@TheEcho13 True for both sexes. The longer you live independently, the less likely to ever partner. Less likely to compromise on things. You have a mindset of not needing anyone & so are pickier. Things happen more naturally when you are younger - the drive to relationships is stronger.

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@ManuelVenator1 Some truth to this. I'm one of the few male teachers left at my school. Increasingly the more masculine boys don't fit in anymore and so form a defensive subculture within the school.

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@nogulagsagain 1. Steven, I am a teacher. If you were to complain about teachers indoctrinating students, I would be sympathetic. But to claim that teachers do not have workload pressures is very mistaken. Let me explain my day to you.

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The photo is of a gang brawl in Melbourne at the Moomba Festival between Africans & Islanders. When I see these photos I can't help but think of the banner that is flying on the cathedral wall just above these young men which urges us to "fully welcome refugees".

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@its_Grimace That's very legalistic. They had some tools (saws, hammers). They had bullock drays. Clothes. The bare minimum. They point is there was nothing there when they arrived in terms of infrastructure - they had to begin building from scratch.

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@CristoDePisto @TellYourSonThis Agree. We are dealing with fractured women. Intellectually they are brainwashed into wanting complete gender role convergence. Sexually, they only respect men above them in the hierarchy, who are physically dominant, who take charge etc.

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3 years

Not sure which of these two sentences is more disordered.

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Nothing terrifies me more than patriotism. Except, perhaps, those who would save my soul by torturing my flesh.

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@meghaverma_art They can't seem to depersonalise the issue. Their idea is "well, I did not have a child until 39, therefore saying that's not the ideal time is an attack on me personally".

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@NoTimeTheft @StewartalsopIII @theysayitsrare Thanks. Thing is I already know two other people who have had serious adverse reactions. So really did not want to subject my daughter to same risk, when there is no conceivable purpose for a healthy 10-year-old to have it.

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@JustinBerkobien Right. Agreed. But wives should be oriented to being physically responsive and loving toward their husbands. Otherwise monogamy becomes unviable.

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2 years

Interesting graphic showing median household income by ethnicity in the US and percentage with a Bachelor's Degree. People insist on comparing black and white Americans to "prove" what they call "white supremacy" - when white Americans are far from the top.

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@ClueFindingChad @hawn_caleb No, they were given no money. Had to do it themselves. 14-year-old boys working in the saw pits in the summer heat to make their own timber. No financial help, no mod-cons - just resourcefulness, fortitude and hard work.

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10 months

The Libs are so hopeless. Record immigration is pushing up house prices. Their response? Force local councils to lower everyone's quality of life via higher density housing. It's not even viable as a medium term strategy given current population growth numbers.

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Elated and even a little bit surprised that this motion supporting YIMBY housing policies has passed the Liberal State Convention today, with 60% of the vote. This is a first step to winning back millennial and Gen Z voters. Great work to the @nswyounglibs ! #nswpol

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4 years

The onslaught of anti-male rhetoric from feminists can be wearying. So I particularly appreciate the women on social media who are pushing back against it. Here are just a few to consider following: @LisaBritton @MajoSanteli @Beth_Alize @RachelBock9 @laalex2 @Lamb_Bytes

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@men_are_human Nobody ever says a thing about men's bodies? No, not unless the man is short, balding or overweight. Or just not in the top 7% looks wise.

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Australia Day commemorated in Dubai.

jill marinelli

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I’m sharing this photo of the Aussie flag in Dubai. We have an arsehole of a PM that didn’t utilise the Opera House fairly yesterday after indigenous groups used it for their political purpose, why couldn’t the Australian flag be displayed too for a short while ? @AlboMP

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@blaircottrell89 Sadly they all seem to be working with me in the public school system.

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6 years

Another white farmer murdered in South Africa. Where is the outrage in the mainstream media about this?

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@TheSafestSpace Yes, mental gymnastics to turn a story about men being harmed by a woman into the "proper" narrative of women as victims of men.

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@thefemturned A rare disagreement. Young men do need sex. It is more than a want. Difficult for those who are not young men to understand. But sex is ordered within a loving spousal union. It is unitive and procreative.

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@ThorntonMi27592 @JennieLongstaff It's racist to take pride in the achievements of the tradition you belong to? Michael, don't get talked into depriving yourself of important aspects of life by unworthy people.

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A survey shows that only 18% of Australians wanted to restart mass immigration after the pandemic - this means that even a large percentage of migrants did not want it. And yet we got it. Says something about the limitations of the system we have now.

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@ThorntonMi27592 @JennieLongstaff Michael, the irony of your comment is that the kind of people who want to merge everyone together into one global blob are also the kind of people who salivate over a transhumanist future in which we are not human anymore.

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@Kon__K Kon, first you might like to acknowledge that Australia has one of the world's lowest rates of femicide. Second, it would be better to focus on practical measures to reduce the rate further rather than to apply a gender politics frame to this issue.

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@B00mer333 Ellen, the 1947 census lists 7,524,129 persons as being of European descent and a mere 55,229 persons as being of either mixed or non-European descent. The group effort to that time was by a largely Anglo-Celtic population.

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3 years

2. I've been humbled by the response. Over 35,000 likes and almost 10,000 retweets. I'm particularly grateful for everyone who sent prayers, best wishes and advice. It became too much for me to thank people individually, but it was appreciated.

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@Kingmufasa_a Mufasa, you have been conditioned to associate the word "white" with slavery. It makes no sense in this context. There were no slaves. Just white working people.

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1. They will use any excuse to justify open borders. Claiming that mass immigration will be good for the environment because you will get some environment scientists. Claiming that you need it to financially support an ageing population (when self-funded retirees have grown from

Clare O'Neil MP

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We can’t let Australia fall behind. Migration built Australia, and we need it to rebuild our nation for the challenges the decades ahead will throw at us.

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@MaryanneMizzi @OMGTheMess Yes, I suspect it will lead to ceding sovereignty over large parts of Australia. No longer one country.

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@B3FRSMH Abdulwahid, nearly alone:

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6 years

Typical of the new global elite. Meghan Markle attacks English universities for being pale, male and stale and then flies to New York for a $300,000 baby shower with a bunch of celebrities.

Meghan Markle's baby shower cost revealed

The cost of Meghan Markle's lavish New York City baby shower has been revealed, so far amassing a total of $430,896.98 between lavish gifts, fancy dinners and a five-night hotel-stay.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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1. Everyone assumes that 18-year-old men salivate at the chance to be a wage slave. As if it is "natural" to take this on. It's not. Men did it in the past b/c they calculated it was worth it to be with an attractive woman and to one day start a family of their own.

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Mom says there is a trend among men 18-25 with no motivation and prospects I can think of 10 reasons why this trend will continue to rise, sadly. Name your top reasons below

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@uzuibhunu No slavery, no theft of resources.

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1 year

It's possible that Victoria is now like California - permanently captured by the left due to demographic change. If so, John Howard is partly responsible, as he initiated the massive increase in immigration as PM.

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1. Union leader supports compulsory vaccination. 2. Union members protest. 3. Union leader calls them "drunken fascist un-Australian morons". 4. Premier shuts down entire construction industry to punish union members....Do I have this right?

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Those drunken fascist un-Australian morons are the reason construction workers will be sitting at home and not getting paid for the next 2 weeks

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@vishnuraghav No. Australia's wealth came originally from the wool industry, then from gold discovered here in Victoria. Stable governance obviously helps.

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@princessofnysar @_Rian_Stone Leadership would mean teaching her that "butterflies whenever we meet" is not a measure of marital love.

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1 year

@_evelynrae It is not a marriage. It is not spousal union. And you cannot tell me that a person who has learned to process both their own adultery & that of their spouse has not lost something in the process.

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There once was a girl called Meloni Who was completely and utterly phony She said vote for me I'm patriotic as can be When she was really a WEF crony.

MidnightVisions

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🇮🇹 #Italy Prime Minister #GiorgiaMeloni , elected on her #Italy First and anti-migration stance, betrays #voters Meloni commits to issuing half-a-million ‘work permits’ to non-European #migrants before 2025. #EU #EuropeanUnion #Rome #ILLEGALimmigrants #RIOT #Riots #italian

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Hanson handles this hostile interview pretty well. Always thought this was her weakest area, but Koch is a spluttering mess by the end.

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“This terrorist manifesto almost reads like One Nation immigration and muslim policy. Do you feel complicit with this atrocity?” @Kochie_Online to @PaulineHansonOZ after the Christchurch terror attack.

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3 years

Imagine if a man dumping his loyal first wife for a hotter, younger woman was called a "beautiful and moving" act.

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3 years

A beautiful and moving essay by my friend Honor Jones, who is also the most talented editor I've ever worked with:

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@VDAREJamesK It was a remarkable result. Every institution pushed for yes, celebrities were wheeled in, there was emotional blackmailing - but outside of the inner metropolitan areas, Australians thought it through and voted no.

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6 years

The judge is wrong. The gold standard remains a loving and loyal relationship between a man and a woman, made sacred in marriage, leading to children and family formation, with the aim of an intergenerational transmission of lineage, culture and property.

Caldron Pool

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6 years

The West in free-fall...

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@MarkRichardson2

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@Kon__K "All global evidence". Not true. There are two main approaches to DV. One has a feminist frame (yours). The other notes data linking DV to unemployment, homelessness, drugs & alcohol, mental health issues & intervenes in a targeted way on this basis.

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Mark Richardson

@MarkRichardson2

5 months

@ShereleMoody It's possible he hated women. But he was schizophrenic, a user of methamphetamines and psychedelic drugs, homeless, known to police in two states and a male escort. Not representative of the average man.

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