@JereMemez@Sofia50020Sofia You do realise this was an opportunity to take your best guess based on what you can see - and also a chance to chat and share experiences.
Not fucking LOOK UP THE ANSWER and ruin it for everyone that comes afterwards!
This skit was made a few years ago but is as relevant and funny now as it was then.
I’m not sure if we should be calling Hanson a pelican or a seagull. 🙄
If you don’t find this entertaining you might not have sense of humour - or you might be a ON voter who only thinks free speech and comedy is relevant when it aligns with your belief system.
@TMFScottP Wholeheartedly support your proposal mate, and agree with other that you are one of the fairest and considered posters on social media.
Keep it up and block the fools (not the Motley variety of course 😉).
This is absurd.
A public official…
…paid (handsomely) by the public purse…
…to perform a public role…
…for the public benefit…
…at a public hearing…
…which exists to provide public scrutiny…
…where there is already a legal protection ensuring footage can only be used when “fair, accurate, in context, not digitally manipulated, attributed, and not defamatory”…
…invoking an expectation to remain private??
This is Sovereign Citizen-style shit - claiming a personal exception to a well-established process / precedent.
To Ms Perkins, there’s one surefire way to avoid this kind of visibility: resign.
Public scrutiny is part of the job of senior public officials. Deputy Secretaries can expect it. Those who’ve been in the role going on 5 years ought to know it. Those with 20 years experience in senior executive roles ought to have no excuse.
It’s the type of competence a SES band 3 package of $370-570k is paying for.
Algorithms are actively pushing harmful content at young men, and we know it: within 23 minutes of opening a new account, boys are already being fed misogynistic material. But Matt Canavan's answer is to point the finger at the women who teach our young men consent and respect.
Make it make sense?
@Antking1966@TMFScottP I guess it’s one of the last remaining vestiges of what was once called a progressive tax system - the more u earn, the more u pay. If u can afford a luxury car in times where a growing portion of the community is struggling, u can likely afford to pay a bit extra in tax 🤷🏼♂️
@Protect_Wldlife Not sure who or what you checked it with, but I’m afraid this one shows suspicious signs of an AI generated video. The dog’s position snaps back to exactly the same pose after every jump under the snow. Sorry.
The Trump White House has put into place a series of mechanisms to fix or invalidate the midterm elections. Congress will not save us. The courts will not save us. Our only hope — should the election be rigged or stolen — is nationwide strikes. Our only hope is to cripple the machinery of commerce and government, although this militancy will be met with savage state repression.
Otherwise, we are doomed. There will be no exit.
If the measures advocated by the Trump administration are implemented, emergency powers will be invoked to assert unprecedented federal control over voting. Federal agents will seize election materials. They have already seized ballots from previous elections.
The U.S. Postal Service will only send ballots to those included on federally approved eligibility lists drawn from state voter rolls. These rolls, subject to citizenship checks, will deny election-mail services entirely in states that refuse the administration’s demands for voter data.
Federal troops and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) — with $113.5 billion in additional funding allocated by Congress through September 2029 — will be deployed to or near polling stations which have a traditional Democratic Party majority. Those branded as “anti-capitalist” and “anti-Christian” or charged with belonging to antifa will be intimidated or blocked from voting.
Trump told The New York Times in January he regretted not directing the National Guard to seize voting machines after the 2020 election. Trump not only wants to abolish mail-in ballots – Democrats vote by mail in higher numbers than Republicans – but voting machines and tabulators which allow election boards to post results on election night.
Trump and his supporters in Silicon Valley are acutely aware that the level of their corruption and disdain for democracy — unlike anything seen in U.S. history — makes them vulnerable if they lose power. They have no intention of allowing this to happen no matter how egregious the constitutional violations. They seek to extinguish the last vestiges of democracy. They believe, as PayPal and Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel wrote in 2009, that “freedom and democracy” are not “compatible.”
Theil is sweeping up all our information gleaned from government tax, medical and law enforcement records. This information is being delivered to databases that can be exploited for state control and profit. Thiel and his coterie of technocratic billionaires are implementing the agenda he envisioned 16 years ago: to make technology an “alternative to politics.”
Read my full column, "The Next Election May be Our Last", at Substack — link below.
@jg4787@kevinbonham ‘Sneering elitist’! Lol
Perhaps familiarise yourself with Kevin’s body of work, then look up ‘sneering’ and ‘elitist’ then come back to us.
@Joshs7a@MaryKostakidis Self employed as you call it means he’s independent. Which means he doesn’t have to abide by someone else’s vested interests.
Which, I’m pretty confident, is exactly the way he likes it.
Now, what lie are you blabbering on about you fucking moron?
@dnpont576@JoshBBornstein Eh? Would you mind explaining your idiotic statement? I’d love to hear if you have any evidence for to back up your claim. I’d be guessing not.
@AwsmMayDie@HeyAnjula Baaahaaahaaa!
He’s talking about Medicare you dumb twat. And it sh!ts on the garbage system in the US which is basically a death sentence for anyone who gets sick without insurance.