Absolutely they have, but to be honest I didn’t expect anything else these days. The conservatives are awful as people and so many of us now have followed that path.
I wrote to my local MP who is a conservative about their behaviour. It’s disgraceful.
The standard that our political leaders operate at a so low it’s a national embarrassment. There’s no question it is the conservatives that have dragged it down.
Why are private courier services and companies so fucking dogshit?
Five days a parcel I’m waiting on has sat in TNTs FedEx’s Redbank depot. Five fucking days.
This reaction from creators and artists doesn’t surprise me at all.
it is hard to dig further
That’s probably enough, to be honest. It won’t be good wherever the dig leads to.
It won’t be accurate; I found only four across four states. The others won’t have 13 or more.
the interaction that is done in Australia is not part of the business chain.
Then it’s not subject to our laws, which is why an Australian walking up to an Italian vendor in Italy is a bad analogy…no interaction is done in Australia. It doesn’t matter if it’s an Australian buying something in Italy, our laws don’t apply to your original analogy.
As for your last paragraph I agree and that’s probably one area where it will fail.
I have offered Molly my dentures and discussed clocking Time Pilot in 1985. I pray this is enough for Lobbyland.
Waiting on a didjeridu for my son for Christmas, hopefully should get here today.
He knows it’s coming. I haven’t seen him this pumped fora gift since PlayStation 3.
Aussie Zone applied the law as required. They don’t agree with it either but yeah, not much option unfortunately.
As for other instances, I have no idea.
Most of the links on that sub are from poor or clickbaity sources.
free range kids
They say they are, but they’re actually raised in battery farms.
So it looks as if you’ve added ‘this but on the internet’ afterward, is that correct?
Taking that away, no, because my point with using an online store was that some interaction is done in Australia, as is the case with social media sites overseas that Australians interact on, in Australia. Replace online store for ‘mailed catalogue’.
Voting doesn’t make a difference at this level, because where it did make a difference, they failed to vote.
There’s only one solution the US has to get out of the hole it’s in. Progressives must vote out the problem Democrats in primaries, which means they all have to vote in that, then vote those people in, come the elections. It’s the only way the US can get where it needs to be to make the changes socialists want. The US doesn’t have the systems in place like ranked choice to do things differently.
You don’t have a choice. You’ve got to vote your way out of it, if you get another chance.
The only other way is the one some think they want but they actually really don’t, which is not likely to work the way they want anyway.
Look $10 outside the suggestion but the Kickass 5m Anderson extension lead for the camper or gold fossicker running a high banker in your life. The 2.5m falls in the price category.
I wrote a letter to my local MP about it. He’s in those parties.
I doubt if it’ll do any good but yeah, I’m tired of it. It shows the clear difference between the two parties, it’s disgraceful.
Given they were a conservative one to boot, they certainly did. It caused splits within their party, but Howard held firm. For mine, outside the GST it was probably the only good policy his government introduced.
The laws put in after Port Arthur have served us very well. The flaws are identified, they’re within screening for citizenship and issuing licences to non citizens. Change or strengthen those and this doesn’t occur. The weapons they used are legal and reasonable under our laws.
That said, as someone who used to own firearms and spent several years in the bush, very few people have a need for more than a few firearms and it should not be difficult at all for us to create caveats within laws for the small few that do. That includes competitive sports shooters who may need a few. If someone possesses over 100 of them though, you’d think they’d be running a gun museum. Most farmers and professional shooters I’ve met generally rely on two or three weapons. They are necessary, but most purposes on farms or grazing properties are suited by a small and large bore rifle (often a compromise between the two, such as a .223) and a single barrel shotgun. Roo shooters like high quality, flat shooting bolt action rifles with floating barrels. Rarely are semi autos needed, unless it’s feral animal hunting from choppers or rabbit shooting and the caveats for this already exist.
If anyone claims they need more than three, they’re probably not being genuine. For most people in an urban setting it’s hard to justify ownership of one let alone more.
Point is yeah, the governments probably want to be a bit careful here. A lot was already given up and the less window Hanson and her shitcunts are given the better. This failed at the point of visa and licensing and had we had semi autos, which we don’t, in the mix it’d have been a lot worse.
I was unaware, thank you
That might be a good guess, perhaps two or three nuclear powered cruisers, fitted out for drone and anti drone work. Trumps gone and hijacked that.
I understand the Burkes were supposed to pick up the role the Ticonderoga class played, weren’t they?