Christopher Kantara

Actions speak louder than words 😉

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@FetchStep Still higher than his IQ 😉

[Lucas Sanders 👊🏽🔥🇺🇸 @LucasSa56947288]

🚨JUST IN: Sen. Mitch McConnell made a full recovery after tests revealed that he only suffering from low-T. The Doctors call Pete Hegseth to remedy the situation and Mitch was discharged from the hospital to return to the Senate.

(This is AI btw)🤣

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@SPBMcKenna @BobBrace2 Who would want this in their country ?😉

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@FoxNews If a building is sold…who do you think buys it?

[Joshua Reed Eakle 🗽 @JoshEakle]

It’s important that you understand what happened last night.

Last night, Stephen Colbert interviewed Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico, a candidate who, by all accounts, is on track in the polls to flip Texas blue.

In response, Trump’s FCC reportedly threatened CBS if the interview aired.

CBS caved and pulled the segment, citing “financial reasons.”

In modern American history, no president has been more hostile to free speech than Donald Trump.

But censorship always backfires.

Here’s the full segment Trump didn’t want you to see.

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@SkyNewsAust The fragmentation of the conservative vote (all self inflicted) will see Albo easily win a third term & possibly lock in the fourth 😉

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@Reuters If he loses …he will simply tariff the SCOTUS 😉😂

[Red Line Report 🇺🇸 @RedLineReportt]

Do you want Barak Obama back back again?

A. YES
B. NO

Everyone better answer this one correctly!!

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@FMoniteau

[stranger @strangerous10]

Tim Wilson in an embarrassing trainwreck refuses to say whether opposes Vic’s WFH plans
Speers “Do u oppose that?”
“So u oppose it?”
“Do u oppose it?”
“Sounds like u oppose it”
“U can still say whether u oppose it Tim Wilson”💥
Obviously opposes it, but too weak to say it.🙄#Abc

[💧Michael West @MichaelWestBiz]

Albo recognises Palestine. Suddenly SMH drops "exclusive" and the "Hamas loves Albo" pile-on in ON!

True story ... or peak zioscam?
#auspol #scamoftheweek #insiders
https://t.co/5xplSDZHNo

[Sally McManus @sallymcmanus]

When Tim Wilson says he wants to “simplify” workers rights he means he wants to take them away @InsidersABC @David_Speers

[MAGA Cult Slayer @MAGACult2]

Every day on my way to work, I stop at the same gas station…

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@CalltoActivism He’s finally using crack 😉

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@PaulBongiorno https://t.co/mTSzRS84ZW

[Paul Bongiorno @PaulBongiorno]

Just finished reading and notating this meticulously researched book.
My own ignorance shocked me as much as the chronicled atrocities.

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

@RobertStevenso9 More curries ? https://t.co/drtBurGNBz

[blakandblack @blakandblack]

In a significant and unprecedented move, a coalition representing Jewish, Palestinian, and Muslim communities in Australia has lodged a formal complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission against Peter Dutton, the Leader of the Opposition. This legal action, reported by Kim Wingerei, accuses Mr. Dutton of engaging in racial vilification and discrimination, a matter that not only raises serious concerns about the political discourse in Australia but also underscores the urgent need for accountability in public rhetoric.

The complaint, spearheaded by prominent figures such as Professor Peter Slezak, an esteemed Jewish academic, and Nasser Mashni, a vocal advocate for Palestinian rights, seeks a public apology from Mr. Dutton, along with rectifications and compensation for the communities affected by his comments. Under the current framework of the Racial Discrimination Act, lawsuits cannot be initiated directly in court; instead, they must commence at the Australian Human Rights Commission, highlighting the procedural intricacies involved in seeking justice for those who feel marginalised by public figures.

At the heart of this legal action is the assertion that Mr. Dutton has dehumanized not only Palestinians and Muslims but also Jews, while simultaneously stigmatising Australians who advocate for Palestinian rights. Such accusations are particularly grave, as they not only reflect a failure of leadership but also contribute to a toxic environment where hate and discrimination can thrive. The complaint further articulates that Mr. Dutton’s remarks contradict Australia’s commitments under international law, specifically the Genocide Convention and the Rome Statute, which emphasize the importance of preventing genocide and protecting refugees.

The implications of Mr. Dutton’s public statements extend beyond mere rhetoric; they have allegedly incited a wave of vilification against Palestinians, manifesting in targeted harassment and hate crimes against peaceful protesters. This climate of fear and intimidation has not only affected those advocating for Palestinian rights but has also created a hostile atmosphere for Jewish and other Australians who stand in solidarity with the movement. It is imperative to recognise that the fight for justice and human rights should not lead to the vilification of any community, but rather foster dialogue, understanding, and mutual respect.

The legal action taken by this coalition of communities is not just about seeking redress; it is a clarion call for all Australians to reflect on the values of inclusivity and respect that our society aspires to uphold. As we navigate complex geopolitical issues, it is crucial that our leaders model the kind of discourse that promotes unity rather than division.

In light of these developments, it is essential for us as a society to engage in constructive conversations about the rights of all individuals, irrespective of their background. The outcome of this complaint could set a precedent for how racial vilification is addressed in Australia, potentially leading to a more equitable and just society for everyone.

As the situation unfolds, we must remain vigilant and supportive of those who courageously stand up against discrimination and vilification. It is only through collective action and a commitment to justice that we can hope to create a future where every community feels safe, valued, and heard. Let us stand together in solidarity, advocating for a society that embraces diversity and champions human rights for all.

[The Onion @TheOnion]

Trump Locks Bathroom Door So Elon Musk Can’t Follow Him In
https://t.co/DO7wflHx4C

[Christopher Kantara @ckcdm]

Will be shortly saying goodbye to this putrid X cesspit & joining everyone else over at Bluesky 🤘🏼 …where can all watch the MAGA sex pests turn on each sooner than later 😉😂🍿🍿🍿 #LeaveX #blueskyapp #Bluesky #BlueskySocial