International Beer Day friday

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Today is International Beer Day .

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And as I am a world citizen I am fully embracing this celebration with a few lovely refreshing beers from my cellar

 

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I bet our suck hole PM wishes he could hide in his cellar after his Pathetic  call to Trump was released

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If there is anymore evidence needed that the people on manus are just cattle the transcripts confirmed it all.

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Have your favorite Tipple Peoples

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It will all be over in a year or so

628 thoughts on “International Beer Day friday”

  6. Unbelievable!

    I just saw a few minutes of PvO chatting with some pillock named Carson Scott.

    This man –
    http://www.skynews.com.au/connect/sky-news-team/carson-scott.html

    Scott mentioned he didn’t vote. He said he didn’t have to because he doesn’t have an Australian passport. He’s a dual citizen, so he doesn’t have to vote. PvO, in shock, said wtte ‘But you’re an Australian citizen so you have to be on the electoral roll’. Scott disagreed.

    How can you be a journalist who gets to report on political matters like the budget and yet not understand that all Australians,even dual citizens, are required to vote?

    • And he was a lawyer. You’d expect a former lawyer to understand the duties of a citizen.

    • Last time I looked there were five “responsibilities” to be a citizen of Australia

      1. Respecting the Law
      2. Embracing Australians Values
      3. Voting in Elections
      4. Defending Australia
      5. Serving on a jury

      The only time I ever met someone who was not on the electoral roll as an adult was a Jehovah’s Witness family and they had jumped through the hoops of ‘religious belief’ to get off it. I also know that one can remain on the roll while not actually being shown on the roll for various safety reasons (e.g. witness protection programs)

      I think it would be fair recompense for that individual on not taking up his responsibilities as a citizen, for him not to get his tax return. But then, it looks like he could be a ‘liberal’, so he’s probably practised in evading responsibility and taxes equally *cynical annoyance*

    • Yes Scott wasn’t clever he really destroyed his credibility as a public commentator on Australian politics.

      Hopefully his contract to appear on Sky News is revoked

  7. How about this miserable government gets their existing IT programs to work properly and safely before leaping into new ones.

    What could possibly go wrong with this?

    Australia’s digital health strategy gets the nod without data interoperability controls
    The Council of Australian Governments Health Council has given the federal government the green light to automatically sign citizens up to an electronic health record, with a public consultation on draft interoperability standards to come by the end of next year.
    http://www.zdnet.com/article/australias-digital-health-strategy-gets-the-nod-without-data-interoperability-controls/

    Read all about it –

    Launch of the National Digital Health Strategy Consultation
    Your health. Your say.
    https://www.digitalhealth.gov.au/news-and-events/news/launch-of-the-national-digital-health-strategy-consultation

    So far it’s not looking good.

  9. Something else that flew under the radar last month –

    While the Queensland and federal governments do their very best to destroy the Great Barrier Reef and other natural Australian treasures our government is helping Indonesia develop tourist attractions.

    Nuts, absolutely nuts.

    Australia to provide funding to help Indonesia boost tourism, create 10 new Balis
    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-18/australia-to-provide-funding-to-help-indonesia-boost-tourism/8717926

  11. Has anything changed?

    CIA killed first PM of Pakistan

    The United States assassinated Pakistan’s first PM, Nawabzada Liaquat Ali Khan, more than sixty years ago, according to US State Department documents.

    Quoting the declassified State Department documents, Pakistan Today reported on Friday that Khan was murdered because of his refusal to use his office for securing oil contracts in neighboring Iran for US corporations.

    According to the report, Khan said he would neither use his friendship with officials in Tehran for dishonest purposes nor interfere in personal affairs of Iran.

    In addition, Khan also called on Washington to vacate air bases in Pakistan which US was using against the Soviet Union, upon which then-US President Harry S Truman threatened the PM with dire consequences.

    According to the documents, following these developments, the CIA began to search for an assassin to kill Khan.

    The Afghan government of King Mohammed Zahir Shah had finally found a man, named Syed Akbar, to take the task and also made arrangements for him to be killed.

    Akbar fired two shots at Khan in Rawalpindi on October 16, 1951.

    Khan was shot in the chest and rushed to a local hospital and given a blood transfusion, but the 56-year-old succumbed to his injuries. The assassin was also immediately shot dead.

    http://www.thedailystar.net/world/south-asia/cia-killed-first-pm-pakistan-1442917

  13. Idle comment about this marriage equality thing, I think that most Liberals really, really want to release swarms of ACL drones to fill the airwaves with their taxpayer funded “no” campaign to tell the country how the LGBT community (or the “Gay Lobby” as their supporters spit on comment sections) are just a bunch of impure sex obsessed devil spawn that will damage and/or abuse everyone’s children or some crap like that.

    • As people discovered in Eire where they had to vote (because needed a constitutional change) the plebiscite stirred up hatred and bigotry.
      Every time ACL makes a comment I try to express the opinion that ACL doesn’t speak for me, and I don’t like their literal evangelical interpretation of “Christian”

  16. Not a surprise

    Liberal Party vote no change

    The Liberal Party has voted not to change its policy on same sex marriage and to continue pushing for a plebiscite on same sex marriage. That’s a blow to the seven Liberal politicians who wanted a free vote in Parliament.

    It means the Coalition is likely to put the plebiscite to the Senate again, where it is likely to be blocked. In that case, there may be a postal plebiscite as a compromise.

    This would be problematic for the Government. Same sex marriage advocates have already vowed to challenge the plebiscite in the courts. Those who pushed for a free vote in Parliament say it’s likely to have a low voter response too.

    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-07/live-liberals-reach-decision-on-same-sex-marriage/8781894

  19. After seeing supporters of Trump, the UK Tories and the supporters of this crappy government, I don’t think they care about making good policy anymore. All they want to do is hurt their political and ideological opponents. The more we complain, the more they sneer and want to do worse.

    I’ll admit that in Australia we haven’t gone quite as cultish as they have in the USA yet. Because what triggered the gag reflex of the majority of Australia for the first time in his government was Abbott’s knighthood saga. But it’s starting to head down that path, there’s a big enough rump of Aussie media ratbags to make an equivalent of a Fox News disinformation empire.

    (Frankly over there, if Trump decided to bring in Knighthoods by declaring himself King of America for Life with Ivanka as his heir, his supporters would be okay with that.)

  21. Ye gods, the Drum was just awful.

    The discussion was “Isn’t the same sex marriage debate just awful?” then the Menzies bloke said “Of course it’s all Labor’s fault” and the gay Liberal candidate was like “Yes, it is, we had the chance and Labor let us down, now we won’t see SSM for a long time” and Annabelle Crabbe scoffed a little and the host provided minimum resistance before moving on.

    I mean, 2012 was like a whole other era in the marriage equality debate. Gradually, state by state, the USA was slowly getting there, it was getting contentious and toxic with their own debates, then one day in 2014 the Supreme Court was like “screw that noise” and all at once made it legally recognized across the whole lot from Hicksville, Alabama to Los Pantalones del Diablo, California (which we might have done the same here had it not been for the efforts of that snivelling rodent Howard).

    Labor changed its policy, pure and simple. It does not have the same leader it had in 2012. Political parties change policy according to the times, and with marriage equality the times have been changing rapidly.

  23. Kirsdarke

    ……..the times have been changing rapidly.

    As someone sang long before you were born but when I started school said……………..

  24. The Liberal line is ‘we had to keep our election promise to hold a plebiscite’.

    Every man, woman, child, dog, cat and wombat in Australia should be laughing their socks off at that lie. Since when has this government or the Abbott government before it ever cared about breaking promises?

    Abbott’s blather today about politicians needing to keep their promises was beyond ludicrous, yet there wasn’t much mention of his hypocrisy in the MSM.

  25. Well, another squib act by the Liberals, too afraid of their own shadows (and of their own voters) to act. What were the conservative voters going to do? Vote Labor as punishment?

    Geez, the Libs must feel proud of themselves. After breaking nearly every promise they ever made, they pick THIS one – the one with the least merit of all – to keep.

    We still bow to the Queen. We reject gay marriage. We dig up coal by the millions of tonnes. We wreck our national heritage. We castrate our internet with the National Bullshit Network. We allow our mates and party donors to steal our water, and then sell it back to their neighbours for twice what they (never) paid for it. We low-tow to Trump. We allow thugs like Ray Hadley to tell our governments what they are to do. We sell off everything.

    And then we pat ourselves on the back and brag about “mateship”.

    Just how long is Tony Abbott the wrecker going to be allowed to run rings around Turnbull? Abbot has never seen a good idea he didn’t want to destroy. And they keep letting him get his way.

  28. So then, now I’m wondering what the procedural motions might be in regards to this waste of time.

    Will the senate have the votes to be able to say “Bugger off with your stalling and let’s get this sorted” and bring forth a vote for the final “bugger off”? Or is this going to be stalled until next year because the monkey pod wants the status quo and is happy for Turnbull’s “3-stage idea” to remain at stage 1 for as long as possible?

  29. I think the government wants to keep marriage equality front and centre for as long as they possibly can. While the media are concentrating on this one issue no-one will be looking at the continuing failures of the Turnbull government, or at the nasty things they still have planned.

    An example – Alan Tudge has announced that starting in March next year everyone on welfare and living in public housing will have their rent automatically deducted from their welfare payment before they receive it.. Tudge has been telling us that public housing tenants are all scum who won’t pay their rent. He blames them for the shortage of public housing. He says if everyone paid their rent governments would have more money to spend on public housing. What a load of tosh. We all know that funding cuts are behind the shortage of public housing.

    All the states have agreed to this plan/plot.

    This is just more welfare bashing.

    If people are getting behind in their rent then it’s most likely because they just can’t cope with the cost of living on their meagre benefits. The answer could be an increase across the board in all payments rather than yet more bashing.

    https://tenplay.com.au/news/national/august-2017/proposal-to-autodeduct-rent-from-welfare-payments

    Some other news about housing –

    This government is just faffing around with ‘agreements’ that won’t do anything for over a year, by which time the problem will be even worse and numbers will be far greater than they are now.
    https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/aug/07/australias-homelessness-crisis-number-of-older-women-forced-to-couchsurf-doubles

    And here’s Doug Cameron, on homelessness.
    Suspicion, moral panic, punishment: empathy for homeless people is a choice
    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/07/suspicion-moral-panic-punishment-empathy-for-homeless-people-is-a-choice

  30. Oh my god. What even are these monsters?

    Can they do this crap without Senate approval? Or intervention by the High Court?

  31. There’s just so many layers and subdivisions of misery with this government it just beggars belief sometimes.

  32. Has anyone seen Malcolm?

    He has made no comment on this afternoon’s meeting, he ust disappeared and left all the talking to Cormann. Very bad form to run away and hide. Totally gutless, and so very typical. His job is safe for now and that’s all that matters to him.

  37. The US establishment against the rest of the world

    by Thierry Meyssan

    The US ruling class feels threatened by the international changes prompted by President Trump. It has just united in order to force him under the guardianship of Congress. In a law which was voted almost unanimously, it has re-introduced sanctions against North Korea, Iran and Russia, and has unravelled the investments of the European Union and those of China. For them, it is essential to block the President’s policy of cooperation and development, and to return to the Wolfowitz doctrine of confrontation and suzerainety.

    http://www.voltairenet.org/article197288.html

  40. Oops!

    Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy attended a secret dinner earlier this year with the alleged head of Melbourne’s Mafia over several bottles of Penfolds Grange at a lobster restaurant in Melbourne’s south-east.

    Mr Guy dined with Tony Madafferi, a wealthy market gardener and the owner of the La Porchetta pizza chain, even though Mr Madafferi has repeatedly been accused by police in court of being a high-ranking member of Melbourne’s Mafia.

    http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-08-08/vic-opposition-leader-dined-with-alleged-mafia-head-madafferi/8782824

  42. Has he been kicked out of the Labor Party yet?

    Unions’ powers to strike over the content of workplace agreements would be reduced under a renewed push to reform industrial laws in this term of parliament launched by the Minerals Council.

    In a discussion paper released on Tuesday, the Minerals Council proposed changes including tightening unions’ access to workplaces, raising the bar for anti-victimisation provisions and reintroducing individual workplace contracts for high-income earners.

    The reform wishlist will likely spark a battle with the union movement, which has pressured Labor to champion increased collective bargaining rights as a means to combat inequality and argues the government has no mandate for industrial relations reform.

    Martin Ferguson, a former Labor cabinet minister and Australian Council of Trade Unions president who is currently the chairman of the advisory board to the Australian oil and gas industry association, will back the reforms in a speech to the Sydney Institute on Tuesday.

    https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/aug/08/minerals-council-lobbies-for-curbs-on-unions-powers-to-strike

  43. Good morning Dawn Patrollers.

    Matthew Guy has been sprung in a big way for dining with an alleged mobster boss.
    http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/matthew-and-madafferi-opposition-leader-matthew-guy-dined-with-alleged-mobster-20170807-gxqsoc.html
    Mark Kenny says that instead of progress however, it has achieved little, merely kicking the can down the road, while underlining Malcolm Turnbull’s authority deficit, and highlighting his well-recognised authenticity problem. The quintessential damp squib.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/samesex-marriage-same-problem-malcolm-turnbull-fails-to-resolve-crisis-20170807-gxr814.html
    Michelle Grattan writes that having lit the match that fired same-sex marriage back onto the government’s immediate agenda, the five Liberal rebels have left Malcolm Turnbull with a dangerously smouldering issue that will burn on for months. And now they’re heading for a messy battle on energy policy she concludes.
    https://theconversation.com/same-sex-marriage-reform-heads-for-the-snail-mail-82183
    Peter FitzSimons asks how the Liberal Party got itself into such a mess . A really good read!
    http://www.smh.com.au/comment/samesex-marriage-how-did-the-liberal-party-get-into-such-a-mess-20170807-gxqpji.html
    Michael Koziol asks “What next” after yesterday’s SSM “emergency meeting”.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/turnbull-government-kills-samesex-marriage-conscience-vote-agrees-to-postal-plebiscite-20170807-gxqzam.html
    The Australian Christian Lobby is threatening to take the unprecedented step of campaigning against a Coalition government, warning Liberal MPs that it could direct members to support minor ¬right-wing parties if a free vote on gay marriage is allowed in parliament. A good example of how dirty this dirty mob would behave leading up to a plebiscite. Google.
    /national-affairs/australian-christian-lobby-threat-to-campaign-against-coalition/news-story/410e8a93d31f3311872003163f9c60b8
    Dealing with homelessness by punitive means costs taxpayers far more than efforts to increase the supply of affordable housing and supported accommodation writes Senator Doug Cameron.
    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/07/suspicion-moral-panic-punishment-empathy-for-homeless-people-is-a-choice
    Peter Hartcher draws parallels between Trump and Hanson from the responses in a recent focus group.
    http://www.smh.com.au/comment/the-time-bomb-in-the-australian-electorate-the-major-parties-cant-afford-to-ignore-20170807-gxqpqu.html
    Tony Wright goes to the focus group too and says that Derryn Hinch is the politician most admired.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/fairfaxipsos-focus-groups-the-politician-who-voters-trust-the-most-20170807-gxqp4e.html
    But Greg Jericho tells us that a Grattan Institute paper suggests those who attribute nationalist parties’ rise to regional inequality are over-egging the case.
    https://www.theguardian.com/business/grogonomics/2017/aug/08/why-economic-anxiety-doesnt-explain-one-nation-and-the-far-rights-return
    The pressure is building within the CBA for some retributive action writes Clancy Yeates.
    http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/cba-board-must-hold-executives-to-account-shareholders-20170807-gxr0pb.html

  44. Section 2 . . .

    Staff at the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) have been told to avoid using the term climate change in their work, with the officials instructed to reference “weather extremes” instead. How pathetic!
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/aug/07/usda-climate-change-language-censorship-emails
    Tax lawyers, accountants and fin¬ancial planners have attacked the government’s changes to superannuation regulations, declaring it a “shemozzle” with widespread confusion about details affecting thousands of people. Google.
    /national-affairs/treasury/tax-experts-blast-turnbull-government-for-rushing-super-changes/news-story/c15c48e2f8b3ac9c5186fdaa3414a0a9
    Sarah Gill writes that Turnbull’s Trump call would be entertaining if it wasn’t such a tragedy.
    http://www.theage.com.au/comment/malcolm-turnbulls-trump-call-would-be-entertaining-if-it-wasnt-such-a-tragedy-20170807-gxqp9v.html
    Some rather disturbing information on the trajectory of the NRL.
    http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/is-rugby-league-dying-the-numbers-that-should-concern-every-league-fan-20170807-gxr6uj.html
    New research to be released today shows sleep deprivation cost the economy an estimated $66.3 billion in health bills, lost productivity and wellbeing.
    http://www.smh.com.au/business/workplace-relations/lack-of-sleep-is-costs-the-economy-more-than-66-million-20170807-gxqrew.html
    The federal government’s plans to tighten requirements to become an Australian citizen have been slammed by business groups who say their members are worried migrant workers awaiting permanent residency may leave Australia, rather than wait for citizenship.
    http://www.smh.com.au/business/workplace-relations/business-groups-slam-planned-changes-to-citizenship-20170807-gxqt6r.html
    Trump broke away from his summer vacation for a barrage of Twitter posts lashing out at the “Fake News” media and insisting that his political base was “getting stronger” despite investigations into possible collusion between Russia and his associates. Google.
    /business/media-and-marketing/publishing/president-donald-trump-interrupted-his-holiday-for-another-rant-v-the-media-20170807-gxrbs7
    Trump could be out of office within a year but the US’s problems could just be beginning!
    https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/aug/07/trump-out-in-year-usa-problems-just-beginning-paul-mason
    Here we go! The Minerals Council of Australia will on Tuesday unveil its industrial reform blueprint including proposals to suppress industrial action, limit areas covered by enterprise bargaining and expand the freedom to use contract labour.
    http://www.smh.com.au/business/workplace-relations/mining-industry-push-for-individual-work-agreements-20170807-gxqry2.html

  45. Section 3 . . .

    Mark Kenny says that Bill Shorten’s “inequality” pitch appeals to the neglected. vulnerable worker. He concludes that Shorten might not have all the answers but he’s doing a better job of hearing the question.
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/bill-shortens-inequality-pitch-appeals-to-the-neglected-vulnerable-worker-20170803-gxop58.html
    Labor is opening a new battlefront on workplace relations with an ambitious plan to rewrite Fair Work laws to empower unions and strengthen the industrial umpire as a key plank of its fight against inequality. Google.
    /opinion/columnists/troy-bramston/labor-commits-to-rebuild-workers-bargaining-power/news-story/6c597be365a69a7901b2fd3a4b6ad679
    This solicitor working in the field explains how workers are so vulnerable.
    http://www.smh.com.au/comment/workers-are-vulnerable-in-the-vitual-workplace-20170806-gxqjqj.html
    Ben Eltham – “It’s the inequality, stupid”.
    https://newmatilda.com/2017/08/07/its-the-inequality-stupid/
    Susie O’Brien writes that the date for Australia Day should be changed so we can ALL celebrate. Google.
    /news/opinion/susie-obrien/australia-day-should-be-moved-to-another-date-so-we-can-all-celebrate/news-story/5b998b119eaf51a707275165cdaa4ab7
    The RSL NSW is voluntarily suspending all fundraising activities such as raffles, barbecues and cake sales after the new leadership discovered that that some of its processes are illegal under the state’s charity laws. What next?
    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/nsw-rsl-suspends-all-fundraising-following-legality-concerns-20170807-gxr1bj.html
    The beautiful Adelaide Hills food bowl is officially Australia’s most outstanding region. The coveted title was bestowed on the state’s treasured zone at the national delicious. Produce Awards on Monday night. Google.
    /thesourcesa/adelaide-hills-wins-nations-most-outstanding-region-in-delicious-producers-awards/news-story/fb3ebee508cd96f38d211fa2ad12e53f
    Interpol tracked Clive Palmer’s fugitive nephew Clive Mensink to Hong Kong in June, but Australian authorities have admitted their hands are tied until he chooses to return to Australia. Google.
    /news/nation/interpol-track-clive-mensink-to-hong-kong-australian-authorities-sit-back-until-he-returns/news-story/118a3c4c4564444b3c80c516fcf1ac02
    The public sector union and Labor have called a new social media guidance released by the Australian Public Service Commission on Monday “overreach”, warning government employees should be allowed to participate in normal democratic debate.
    http://www.smh.com.au/national/public-service/new-public-service-social-media-policy-is-overreach-union-boss-nadine-flood-20170806-gxqjyq.html
    Energy retailers were scrambling to find common ground on moves to help protect vulnerable customers from high electricity prices ahead of tomorrow’s meeting with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in Canberra. Google.
    /news/politics/energy-retailers-look-for-common-ground-ahead-of-pms-energy-meeting-20170807-gxqows

  46. Section 4 . . .

    Turnbull may finally be realising that energy policy rather than renewables are to blame for soaring power costs but action is required,.
    https://independentaustralia.net/environment/environment-display/is-turnbull-waking-up-to-the-political-reality-of-the-consumer-energy-rip-off,10585
    IN SPITE of clear evidence to the contrary, Malcolm Turnbull (again in his conversation to Donald Trump), Tony Abbott, Scott Morrison and Peter Dutton have continued their spin about how they stopped the boats. They didn’t.
    https://www.michaelwest.com.au/turnbull-to-trump-weve-stopped-the-boats-another-lie-says-john-menadue/
    Cartoon Corner

    Matt Davidson on our disillusionment with mainstream politics.

    A beautiful tribute to Betty Cuthbert from Mark Knight.
    http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/cae42377e74c7142e8ad0f04b697c0f6?width=1024
    Some cynicism from Cathy Wilcox.

    Broelman on the SSM emergency meeting.

    A telling contribution from Paul Zanetti on Turnbull’s leadership.

    Something similar from Pat Clement.
    http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/9441177849d256e2f9b966296618b28d
    David Pope goes all the way in denouncing Dutton’s handling of the refugees on Manus Island.
    http://www.smh.com.au/photogallery/federal-politics/cartoons/david-pope-20120214-1t3j0
    Matt Golding and a weather report from Canberra.

    Sean Leahy reckons it’s all over for this government!

    And Leahy is unimpressed with Turnbull and the refugee swap.

  47. BK

    Re

    Here we go! The Minerals Council of Australia will on Tuesday unveil its industrial reform blueprint including proposals to suppress industrial action, limit areas covered by enterprise bargaining and expand the freedom to use contract labour.

    TLBD posted something earlier on that. Bloody $$%%^%^$#^!! Marn Fersun, what pond scum.

    Martin Ferguson, a former Labor cabinet minister and Australian Council of Trade Unions president who is currently the chairman of the advisory board to the Australian oil and gas industry association, will back the reforms in a speech to the Sydney Institute on Tuesday.

  49. Para 9 to 11. Wouldn’t want to give it too much prominence

    Labor in this week’s Guardian Essential poll remains in an election winning position on the two party preferred measure, 54% to 46%. This is an improvement from last week, when Labor led the government 52% by 48%.

    Labor’s primary vote went up 3% to 39%, and the Liberal party primary vote slipped 2% to 34%.

    The Greens are on 9%, down a point from last week. The Nick Xenophon Team was down a point to 3% and Pauline Hanson’s One Nation was steady on 8%.

    https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/aug/08/marriage-equality-voters-want-issue-settled-before-election-guardian-essential-poll#comments

    • I couldn’t imagine anything worse than a plebiscite on marriage equality held at the same time as the next election.

      The media would ignore everything but that question and the conservative campaigns would be all about the evils of not being heterosexual. It would be horrendous.

  50. A Possum point………

    Possum Comitatus‏ @Pollytics 12h12 hours ago
    A plebiscite on whether to have a free vote in parliament. Just let that float around your thought orbit for a bit

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