@CKellyUAP Agreed, saw this at the local office. Heard from others there was no instructions on how to vote no or even to choose your own answer...just yes properganda from the government and it's minions.
@JaneCaro My daughter is a white woman physically assaulted due to a back Aboriginal man whom she did not know, he was in his 40's and large, her a petite 23 yr old. So tell me the relevance of racism and I'll tell you about rights of everyone to be physically safe, much more relavent.
Meanwhile the government's own stats confirm, the highest levels of domestic violence are in lesbian relationships. The government targeting men and boys.
I was born in Australia. I’ve lived here my whole life. Same goes with my parents. My grandfather legally immigrated here from Germany when he was 18 after surviving what happened over there while he was a kid. He found love here and built a family here, which he supported for most of his life as a hardworking bricklayer. I was able to work for him at different time as a laborer. First, when he did the bricklaying for free for my mum and step dad’s first owned home, that me, my little sister and little brother all lived in. I was barely a teenager when I did that first laboring time for him. I saw him working hard for family, helping us have a home of our own and doing it out of the kindness of his heart, for no money. That was a huge lesson for me in what masculinity should be, what a man should be.
Even after he retired, he would still take on bricklaying jobs from time to time, so he could give me some work when I was struggling. He’s been the father that my blood dad could never be. He was also the only person who truly had my back when I was in my worst years, and it’s because of him that I was able to make it through them without jail or death, and became a better person than I was instead of the pain making me a forever piece of crap. He gave me home when I was doing my roof tiling apprenticeship, and the hard working example he taught me, served me well when I was learning my own trade.
My grandfather is the type of man that the world needs more of. Especially in these times when masculinity is under attack.. males are under attack and being feminized more and more with each generation. This country is built off the backs of people like my grandfather, but the agenda wants males to be soft and docile, to bow down instead of standing up and fighting for what they want. When I was a fluoride brain, I made some pretty silly comments about toxic masculinity. Then I woke up and saw how the agenda was working, what they’re trying to do. There is no good world without masculinity. Without strong men, there’s only enslavement and culling. An Australian newspaper, the west Australian has become one of the biggest propaganda rags in our country, doing the bidding of the globalist agenda. They share a picture of a young boy on their front page, claiming things need to be done to stop him becoming a monster. It makes me sick!
It’s the absence of positive, masculine role models that leads to so many boys going off the rails. Masculinity is vital as influence for the next generation to become real man who make society better. If there’s “toxic masculinity” then there’s toxic femininity too, but I don’t see a war being waged against the generation of females who falsely accuse men of rape, who lie to government services to get children taken away from their fathers, who use this new power over males to ruin the lives of males and children. Toxic people are toxic people. It’s got nothing to do with gender, and it shouldn’t involve any gender being targeted specifically. The agenda is clear. They want to kill masculinity and shame masculine males until we’re a race of feeble beings they can do whatever they want to.
I will not be dulled by fluoride water anymore. I will not be feminized by the chemicals in water and foods anymore! I will not let the globalist agenda turn me into someone who is the death of the strength my grandfather taught me. He’s still alive, but I want to make sure his spirit never dies.. that his strength and masculinity lives on in our name and family for countless more generations. 🔥❤️🖤🔥
@Cobratate Gross generalisation, I don't know any female who is thinking spa! We think about how to understand men and make them happy and us, trouble is there have been too many voices for too long. We're all finding our way back to marriage, family and committment.
@Cobratate Obviously a naracist, no concept of love and what that process would have done to those children's sense of safety and stability in the world. This would have a lifelong affect on those children. She needs to be jailed, for a long time, there's no rehabilitation with this type.
@JimmyBarnes Wonder how much they are paying you? Too many yrs of drugs and alcohol riddled your brain with holes. Go back to being a non event with home vids on social media, you've got no respect from the people who have intelligence intact. VOTE NO.
#BREAKING: Australia’s national carrier which publicly enjoyed segregating passengers based on personal medical choices now wants to segregate our population by race.
Worst airline on the planet.
In other news: @RexAirlines is so good.
On average in Queensland and Victoria one baby is born alive after a failed abortion and then left to die every single week. So I and my fellow Senators Canavan and Antic are attempting to right this wrong.
We have introduced a bill to the Senate which is designed to help protect these babies. This bill will ensure that these unwanted babies who survive an abortion receive the same standard of care as any other baby, with a chance at life if possible and with every effort to ease their suffering if death is inevitable.
Everything these days is backwards. Good is bad and bad is good. Not on my watch, I will always stand up for what is right. All life is precious, and I will never apologise for saving babies, or at very least ensuring that care is rendered while they die.
Write to your local MP’s and Senators. This bill cannot be ignored. It must be debated and it must pass.
@WifeBlossom@SarahSpoorUK @wondermum79 It's rare. Most are extremely dedicated, it's not an easy job. Unless you've done the job it's hard to understand. It's very difficult to lose your children. CP workers are not prone to lying,I've worked in 4 states and have not seen lies, occasional poor practice is all.