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If people aren’t guaranteed access to food, shelter, medical care, and education under your political structures, those structures are either:
• inadequate, and need to be replaced
or
• working as-designed, and need to be destroyed
Charmed Quirk retweeted
a few things to think on:
* your anger is righteous
* you are not alone
* electoral politics has failed you again
* our political class has repeatedly shown they only respond to money and terror
* you will never enough money for them
solidarity to all who want to fight #auspol
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Renter shocked to discover 'First Surplus in 15 years' not accepted as rent payment
The board of the NRA was chosen by less than 400k members who bothered to vote.
For about $18m total, half a million Americans who support gun regulation could buy complete control of their biggest opposition.
Interesting that the companies that are investing literally billions in algorithmically monetising attention are censoring you.
Either that, or you get low impressions because an actual machine thinks you’re boring.
Probably the censorship thing.
/s
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Presumably Tasmania is going to get fuck all else in the budget which is fine because everything apart from our dire lack of football facilities is absolutely fucking perfect at the moment.
Do the ammo-stockpiling preppers really think that hunting for meat is going to be easier than eating a vegetable, or are they just low-key planning to be 100% cannibal?
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Replying to @BinaryPoint @juniperlilacs
“Australia is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to Australia.”
- Douglas Adams, probably.
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This was in 1990. U.S. audiences didn’t seem to pick up on it.
“How can you defend a country where five percent of the people controls ninety-five percent of the wealth?”
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TIL a papyrus scroll indicates that, during the building of the tomb of Pharaoh Ramses III, the workers were upset about their treatment and, rather than discussing it with them, management served them a large meal.

















