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Sharkman84 said:
So I'm guessing you agreed with ZANU-PF's policies going by your hostile tone.
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England reneged on the Lancaster agreement. They failed to fulfil their promise and left the people of Zimbabwe worse off after stealing it's riches.

ZANU-PF is a maniacal party whose land redistribution policy was racist and grounded in violence that destroyed the country. Their policies targeted white, brown, and even black people.

Both of these things are accurate.

Also, you talk of hostile tone, yet every single one of your posts are filled with vile, hate, and hostility. I bet you have a Rhodesia flag somewhere.
 
NicCarBel said:
Which - back to my original point - was during yesterday’s presser. These kinds of things should have been said said in the early hours, alongside other threats that Albanese listed.
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Yeah, you might be right. I think I didn't check the date of that quote.

In saying that, he did make other statements similar what you are asking for in the immediate aftermath. I also still agree that it was better for him to not make sweeping statements immediately. LNP are very fast to make statements that are fanning the flames of hatred, and that's not what we need. We don't need rash leadership, we need rational leadership.
 
Sharkman84 said:
Again why do you want Australia to be a communist country?

Why do you hate democracy?

You dish out insults then I'll give it as much back.

Don't like it then don't dish
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Sharkman84 said:
Using your metric what's your thoughts on the treatment of white farmers in Zimbabwe & South Africa?
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Musk would be proud of you.

If ever you want to find people who think like you, the deep south in the good old USA would be perfect for you
 
zimbos05 said:
Yeah, you might be right. I think I didn't check the date of that quote.

In saying that, he did make other statements similar what you are asking for in the immediate aftermath. I also still agree that it was better for him to not make sweeping statements immediately. LNP are very fast to make statements that are fanning the flames of hatred, and that's not what we need. We don't need rash leadership, we need rational leadership.
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What was said yesterday, needed to be said on Sunday night. Or Monday morning.

You’re right about sweeping statements, but the prime minister, and other ministers of his government listed examples of threats to Australia, and did not include what actually caused this whole thing: Radical extremists. And then the other side fans the flames by lumping everything in. Something in the middle (like yesterday) would have (ideally) stamped that out from happening immediately.

Taking a look at official transcripts, Sunday’s address was fine - there wasn’t any explicit mentions of other threats, and was just about protecting Australians first and fforemost - but Monday’s pressers and etc started causing issues, and that’s exactly when the flames started being fanned from the other side too.

It’s like.. a building has burnt down because of a gas leak, and authorities/fire chiefs putting out statements about all the risks of fires such as faulty wiring, bad insulation, electricity overloads, arson, et al - but leaving gas leaks out of this list. Sure - warn and deliver on other threats to Australia (and also don’t generalise all cultures into this), but don’t gloss over what happened.
 
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zimbos05 said:
@Robbos It's all on you mate. Don't you know? If you don't know, then it's your fault. You are responsible for us having a Labor govt. You are also responsible for the attacks on mosques. Seriously mate. It's all on you. No one else can accept blame for any hateful rhetoric except you

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Yes I tried to indulge him, get to know what he really thinks, then suddenly it was my fault, all on me, I was a communist, a Labour/Greens voter, I voted for Albo, I didn't feel for White farmers, very confusing
 
Sharkman84 said:
So what's your solution?

Communism like in China & North Korea.

Without rich people people wouldn't have a job.

Unless you want everyone working for the government like the ACT and most of South Australia.
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tRIcKLe dOWn EcOnMIcS bruh!!!!

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Robbos said:
Yes I tried to indulge him, get to know what he really thinks, then suddenly it was my fault, all on me, I was a communist, a Labour/Greens voter, I voted for Albo, I didn't feel for White farmers, very confusing
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He's a dill that's for sure.

You only voted for Albo, I suck his dick and get paid for these posts don't you know.
 
Sharkman84 said:
Well like your mate you kept asking silly questions.

I get it that even if Jack the Ripper was Labor leader that you'd still vote for him.

My frustrations were in part due to people defending Albanese's pathetic leadership since Sunday which wouldn't have been afforded if it had been a Coalition government in charge.
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I admitted Albo could've done things differently, then I asked who on the right could take over as prime minster?
You highlighted that Australia is suffering under labour, I said the rest of the world including Right wing governments all suffering.

Then came the insults.
 
Robbos said:
I admitted Albo could've done things differently, then I asked who on the right could take over as prime minster?
You highlighted that Australia is suffering under labour, I said the rest of the world including Right wing governments all suffering.

Then came the insults.
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Asking for who in the Liberals could take over is a moot point as the election isn't due until 2028.

So if Albanese does the right thing and walks who would be the best to take over which I answered as either Jim Chalmers (who I think would be a better PM than he's been as treasurer) or Richard Marles.
 
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