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>We have never had to feel the full force of the repercussions of our voting or policies I would suggest that the restrictions on Australians being able to _le
by aunty_helen 5y ago
>We have never had to feel the full force of the repercussions of our voting or policies
I would suggest that the restrictions on Australians being able to _leave_ the country has been a direct result of their poor voting choices. However tying the two together seems to approach conspiracy theory level of thinking.
I'm not sure if it's the same in Australia, but in NZ there's another saying that really kills me as it deflates any conversation, "if you don't like it you can leave"
Honestly, the drive to have a better country for all left a long time ago. Everyone seems to just want what's better for themselves and for the richer people that they want to one day be.
It has been 80 years since the ANZACs actually had to fight off forces like this. We've had a good run but unfortunately we need to get ready to gear up again... I just never thought it would be the tradies out protesting
- iammisc 5y agoDon't give your guns away next time.
- aunty_helen 5y agoFunny because I actually used to go deer hunting with a WW1 .303 rifle. I don’t think the lack of guns is the problem. My family are keen hunters and have a > 1:1 ratio of guns to people. The apathy and lack of involvement in political processes along with the boiling frog are what I see as the problem.
- Handytinge 5y agoI do find this response humourous from Americans. What's the plan, fighting off the most well equipped military in history with a few AR15s and shotguns? How do the American people having guns stop tyranny?