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Everything posted by Carns
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Sad. Second of the first album line up to pass now. Saw them when I was a 14 year old metalhead at the Hordern. My first mosh pit, got booted in the back of the head twice, guys were literally hanging from the roof. It was awesome.
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Perhaps wants to stay OS or is too expensive for an Aleague keeper?
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You'd think that this would be his 'Jump The Shark' moment, but considering how other pollies/Nationals conduct themselves there will probably be zero consequences.
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The Feds need to establish JobKeeper again and pay those that are meant to stay home more than $600/week. Some people couldn't survive on that. I'm also sceptical about them potentially opening up construction again (in non hotspots) as that was a big transmission pathway before it was stopped. Does that mean you can only get supplies from your LGA/non affected areas? That isn't sustainable. This hodgepodge of some things allowed in some LGAs won't work and will lead to further confusion. Unfortunately the cat is out of the bag and they're already on the wrong side of the outbreak. It's n
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It's the Boro mindset.
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1) There is minimal accountability in politics nowadays. Happens at both State and Federal levels (arguably even local unless there are corruption commissions established i.e. Wollongong Council or Salim Mehajer). 2) You have a mostly compliant media who will sing their praises providing they enact policies that the media agree with. Rest assured if the media turned against any of these leaders, the pressure on them would inevitably be insurmountable. See the difference in lockdown coverage over the last 16 months between NSW and Victoria.
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62/135 in Israel in regular league football.
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$400k after tax i.e. almost double that in Australia.
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That looked marginally onside to me.
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When the ICAC was brought in in NSW by Nick Greiner (a Liberal) as Premier (he ran on an anti corruption platform) it eventually snared him for "technical" corruption and he resigned. I would hope that a Federal ICAC would have the power to investigate any politician of any political party and preferably historic corruption along with ongoing. Politicians have proven they will exploit whatever they can and are quite susceptible to being corrupted. Investigate every ******* one of them, IMO.
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Just remember: it's always your fault.
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Plus all you hear from them is spin and bullshit trying to save their own arses (the pollies at least). It's depressing if you listen to it all the time.
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Now that's a policy I can get behind.
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I read it as Bellend Is A Dickhead
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Don't you know it's all lies and these people in hospital are paid actors? There is no reasoning with people who are deep enough into their paranoia.
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I was thinking as a minimum wage squaddie/back up. Not a starter.
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Would happily take him back, seemed to have something about him. Might do better under a different manager.
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Do we need another foreign striker if we have Hemed? Guess it depends on whether he insists on playing the formation. Another attacker like a winger or just a forward is a good call. Definitely an attacking mid. Last spot, I'm reasonably happy with either Natta or Tass partnering Williams (and we've got Ziggy for CB or RB). But again, if he's sticking with the formation then another experienced CB is probably required.
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The organisers of the protest applied for a permit, which was denied. So it was on the public record that it was occurring. It was also a coordinated global event on a certain date, so Governments and authorities around the world should've expected something. Re: Morrison, agree. Reminded me of Trump "good on both sides". I believe part of that is not wanting to potentially disaffect people who might vote for his party (or a party that preferences them) at the next election.
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It's a long time until the next election, people have short memories. Plus, plenty of time for pork barreling to bring in the votes.
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Capitol Hill started with a peaceful protest too. There was a strong anti Government agenda at both. And there were people willing to use violence for their cause at both. The Jan 6 incidents were much more planned beforehand, I have no idea whether yesterday's had violence pre planned.
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He condemned them today, with a caveat.
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They beat NZ 6-1.
