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I don't envy Australian's most things but this is one worthy of it.
by iandanforth 2y ago
I don't envy Australian's most things but this is one worthy of it.
- hug 2y agoOut of curiosity, as an Australian, what is unenviable?
- cdelsolar 2y agoyour gigantic spiders
- inkyoto 2y agoAustralia's most venomous spiders are actually small. But yes, pretty much everything in Australia will try to kill you: it has world's most venomous snakes, world's most venomous spiders, saltwater crocodiles, sneaky dropbears, dengue fever carrying mosquitoes, world's most venomous jellyfish and sea snakes, and, of course, the IT consultants who will eat one alive.
- speedgoose 2y agoYour pro-coals politicians perhaps. And you don’t drive on the right side of the road.
- inkyoto 2y ago> And you don’t drive on the right side of the road. Well. There is nothing left to discuss then.
- callalex 2y agoThe total lack of free speech is pretty messed up. Am I correct that you can’t even have blood come out when someone is hurt in a video game marketed to adults?
- hug 2y agoI am not a free speech absolutist, but I don't know that free speech in Australia is lacking very much compared to any other English speaking country, including America: I don't really believe that your constitutional right protects you the way that you might think it does, assuming you're American. As to the latter point, no, that's incorrect. There were some issues in the past with getting a game approved at a 15+ age rating instead of 18+, but those have gone by the wayside as videogames in general have become more mainstream & accepted.