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100 years ago everyone had grass fed beef, raw milk and clean water in their backyard
now it's easier to find vapes and a liquor store than high quality food
we've fallen so far
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Your wallet isn't thin because of billionaires and Capitalists.
It's because the government keeps eroding your buying power with inflationary debt spending, taxes, and prosperity-destroying regulations.
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Why does a tradie carry liability for one faulty wire, while the adviser who wrecks an economy keeps his pension?
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Australian taxpayers spend an estimated $200 million a year with Qantas through government travel.
Qantas also received $2.7 billion in taxpayer-funded COVID assistance, which it never repaid.
Now it’s moving most of its jobs to India.
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Tomorrow the NSW parliament is debating my 'No Jab, No Play' bill.
To enrol an infant in childcare in NSW, parents must prove the child has received up to 18 vaccine doses. Before 2017, parents could register as conscientious objectors. Only a small minority chose that path, but a free society keeps the option open.
If passed, my bill simply restores that option of being a 'conscientious objector.' If it is not passed then I will keep raising this issue.
My bill simply restores the pre-2017 conscientious objector provision. If it is defeated, I will keep raising the issue.
Fewer than 1% of people in NSW have never received any vaccine in their lives—probably at least 20,000 people. If the government were genuinely interested in optimal health outcomes, it would be curious about how the health outcomes of this group compares with the general population.
There is however zero interest in such a study. Why? If the vaccine industry is confident the schedule is beneficial, the study should demonstrate that remaining unvaccinated is unwise.
My suspicion is they fear what the data would show.
Thank you for the support and encouragement, @RosieM1276203
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So... the Digital Duty of Care bill's 'sock puppets' are designed for spying on the general public.
What a surprise.
Considering the courts just keep letting actual Islamic terrorists go because they're 'sorry' - what's the point of an industrial digital surveillance complex?
It's clearly not for our safety.
Think it might be old school political censorship. Just like we warned.
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Before you let anyone in your life - business, romance, friendship - you MUST ask the most basic question of all:
What belief system do they follow that forbids them from lying to you?
You'd be surprised how many "moral" systems permit lying to outsiders.
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Australia has somehow convinced an entire generation that working 40 hours a week, spending half their income on rent, driving a financed car and having $2,000 in savings is a normal way to live.
People are taking on 30-year mortgages just to own an ordinary house.
A $100k salary no longer feels like a six-figure salary.
And the craziest part?
Australians will defend this system and tell anyone struggling to simply work harder.
At what point did surviving become the Australian dream?
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It should be illegal. We must change how we are governed NOW.
Despite the headcount rising by just 1 per cent last financial year, average federal public service salaries surged 6.2 per cent. afr.com/policy/economy/canbe…
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Why is it that AI is taking over private sector jobs while non essential public sector jobs remain unchanged.. well, actually.. are flourishing?
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I do not understand this:
If Russell Brand can be correctly convicted, why can literally nobody from the Epstein files be convicted.
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almond milk production killed 4 billion bees and used hundreds of billions of gallons of water
meanwhile cows enjoy being milked
veganism is a con
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Full-time career politicians have been an absolute disaster for the West.
No prior achievements, no prior experience, no history of success - just a microphone, a hairstyle, and an undiagnosed case of narcissistic personality disorder.
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Imagine how much propaganda it took to convince mothers they should birth babies in a sterile room, cut their umbilical cord immediately and then inject them with poison.
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The government’s Live Facial Recognition Technology trial began on June 22 and finished earlier this week.
No, no one voted for it. No, no one signed off to have their privacy invaded in public spaces.
In typical Labor style, it happened regardless.
Instead of correcting whatever might have gone wrong in justice, policing, education, and migration policies, the Labor state government has followed its dictatorial peers in Europe and China and decided to set us down a path where the government has eyes on everyone, everywhere.
What could possibly go wrong?
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