Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:RoginaJack wrote:"Sounds more like something the police did, ....." What a a absolute load of rubbish!
Whilst it is in the USA the running joke on American guntube channels is that the ATF will come to your house and shoot your dog if you do anything illegal. Because police shoot dogs more than you think.
Check out this cop torture this kangaroo In South Australia.
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real- ... 4db1a152e7
RoginaJack wrote:Communism_Is_Cance. I hate to point out the bleeding obvious, BUT this ain't the US of A and has nothing to do with the ATF, whoever they are..
RoginaJack wrote:Communism_Is_Cancer.. So What, your comment is irrelevant.
bigrich wrote:
That’s a very pessimistic view of things. Still, it would be possible to fly to any part of the world and still find something to complain about. I’m pretty sure we’ve touched on this sort of thing before. Apply for a green card for the land of the free CIC , and see how you go
Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:bigrich wrote:
That’s a very pessimistic view of things. Still, it would be possible to fly to any part of the world and still find something to complain about. I’m pretty sure we’ve touched on this sort of thing before. Apply for a green card for the land of the free CIC , and see how you go
Queensland was heaven on Earth up until the mid 90s. The 70s and 80s in Queensland were a time of pure freedom and excitement. It wasn't me that changed it was the fudds around me that allowed the state to turn into the mess it is now. It is disheartening that I need to become a political refugee because the political landscape aroubd me has changed.
Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:I tolerate other people opinions and views bigrich, however I can't tolerate when their views discriminate and persecute me and my family and force me to live as a second class citizen. You make a good argument mate. Political refugee status is one of the few options left for me as this country has very few patriots left. If only this wasn't a joke.
bigrich wrote:define patriot for me please
Grandadbushy wrote:CIC well mate i don't know where you live but my neighbours live in the land of ''Freedom and Excitement'' they party day and night nonstop mate maybe you should be like them and get that look of ''Lights on no one home'' stay stoned and enjoy your surroundings as they do, never hear them complain about Australia or the polies, sounds like you could do with a change mate, never know you might find your inner self the one that lived in the 70's and 80's
RoginaJack wrote: "police shooting the dog". What dog did the police shoot and where's the evidence to support your wild accusation?
bigrich wrote:Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:I tolerate other people opinions and views bigrich, however I can't tolerate when their views discriminate and persecute me and my family and force me to live as a second class citizen. You make a good argument mate. Political refugee status is one of the few options left for me as this country has very few patriots left. If only this wasn't a joke.
define patriot for me please
Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:bigrich wrote:define patriot for me please
To me it means live and let live. I don't harass you and you don't harass me and everybody is free to live their life and make their own path; and as a community we don't stand for people dictating how we should live our individual life.
bigrich wrote:bigrich wrote:Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:I tolerate other people opinions and views bigrich, however I can't tolerate when their views discriminate and persecute me and my family and force me to live as a second class citizen. You make a good argument mate. Political refugee status is one of the few options left for me as this country has very few patriots left. If only this wasn't a joke.
define patriot for me please
patriot - a person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or DETRATCTORS
i consider myself a true australian patriot , i'll support my country even if laws are passed i don't agree with . cause for better or worse, i love my country
i think a lot of the younger generation are "americanised" . always seems to be a link to american civil rights and their right to bear arms . i'll repeat the facts again , we are part of the british commonwealth. we do not have a constitution as the americans do .
ZaineB wrote:bigrich wrote:bigrich wrote:Communism_Is_Cancer wrote:I tolerate other people opinions and views bigrich, however I can't tolerate when their views discriminate and persecute me and my family and force me to live as a second class citizen. You make a good argument mate. Political refugee status is one of the few options left for me as this country has very few patriots left. If only this wasn't a joke.
define patriot for me please
patriot - a person who vigorously supports their country and is prepared to defend it against enemies or DETRATCTORS
i consider myself a true australian patriot , i'll support my country even if laws are passed i don't agree with . cause for better or worse, i love my country
i think a lot of the younger generation are "americanised" . always seems to be a link to american civil rights and their right to bear arms . i'll repeat the facts again , we are part of the british commonwealth. we do not have a constitution as the americans do .
An accurate analysis based on youth media would be that young people are fed up with the sell out society they have inherited from the generations before, it would be nothing short of ignorant to claim that todays Australia isn't a restrictive and over legislated, highly regulated and intrusive with the level of legislation created by, most part, the boomer generation and their politics.
No one wants anarchy but Australia is headed for serious issues if personal liberties and freedoms don't take a swing back to being individually enshrined. The latest fiasco with covid is more than a treatise in this exact issue and the readiness of politicians to take the vote winning easy way out by throwing the future generations money at the problem so that more people can not work and buy widescreen tv's. The current politicians (mostly boomers and gen X) are selfish, short sighted vote whores and with the last 4 administrations in particular have been throwing away the current generations kids' and grandkids' fiscal futures for short term comforts now instead of adapting, likewise they have had a history for a very long time now of weak, knee jerk, reactionary lawmaking and its served to do little more than cause over regulation and an overpaid superfluous top heavy government and public sector that does little more than blow tax dollars like a gambler does their inheritance.
Dont be surprised if there is an ever more increasing swing toward want of the American type of constitution and freedoms the more the boomer attitude plays out in federal and state politics. Anyone over 30 is gonna have to start getting out of the way and let it happen as time passes because like it or not, the legislative experiment is a failed one.
Grandadbushy wrote:yep bigrich spot on my final say is for all you non patriots give a little respect to those who you whinge about who were wounded or died for this country so we at least can have a country to call home
ZaineB wrote:Grandadbushy wrote:yep bigrich spot on my final say is for all you non patriots give a little respect to those who you whinge about who were wounded or died for this country so we at least can have a country to call home
I think that there is a lot of respect for those who genuinely fought in what are considered the pivotal wars (sorry veit and korea as well as middle east) but like 0.005% of those people are left alive, after all they would be the great, great grandparents of kids going to Uni these days. What people are salty over is the actions and policy of those who didnt fight but sat in comfort making tea and legislation, and those who followed on the coat tails.
I have a hard time believing that my Great Uncle and his mates all kicked the bucket in fray of lead and explosives and disease so that we could pay $15 a night for a vacant camping spot in a national park, or pay exorbitant fees for simple necessities or for fat lazy politicians to stuff as much of everyone else's hard earned into their pockets.
bigrich wrote:ZaineB wrote:Grandadbushy wrote:yep bigrich spot on my final say is for all you non patriots give a little respect to those who you whinge about who were wounded or died for this country so we at least can have a country to call home
I think that there is a lot of respect for those who genuinely fought in what are considered the pivotal wars (sorry veit and korea as well as middle east) but like 0.005% of those people are left alive, after all they would be the great, great grandparents of kids going to Uni these days. What people are salty over is the actions and policy of those who didnt fight but sat in comfort making tea and legislation, and those who followed on the coat tails.
I have a hard time believing that my Great Uncle and his mates all kicked the bucket in fray of lead and explosives and disease so that we could pay $15 a night for a vacant camping spot in a national park, or pay exorbitant fees for simple necessities or for fat lazy politicians to stuff as much of everyone else's hard earned into their pockets.
Right, this is a joke. Another topic hijacked by people winging about the state of of the country, politics and how we can’t own AR’s , etc
Go start your own topic instead of hijacking other people’s topics . The current conversation has nothing to do with the original post
Has any more information come to light about the woman’s dog being shot ? The greens/anti’s will try to make a big deal out of this. There the people to be concerned about relating to the post topic