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Used to be an owl on TV. Back to being a nobody.

Sydney, Australia
Joined April 2012
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but do you condemn neo-Nazism?
It was astonishing how insanely hard legacy media tried to cancel me for saying “my heart goes out to you” and moving my hand from my heart to the audience. In the end, this deception will just be another nail in the coffin of legacy media.
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Ernie Dingo is trending mostly likely because Dutton's Nuclear Plan is fucking bollocks. Seriously, that's probably the reason. Deflect from real issues, divide the people, etc. Gotta love #auspol
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The only thing I've ever seen truly 'cancelled' is the prefix "cis-" on Twitter.
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Holy shit, it didn't get censored. Well, that blows that out of the water...
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Legit question... now that you all have your "utopian" free speech platform, why infiltrate Threads and Bluesky? Why not just stay here where it's "perfect" ? Could it be that... maybe you don't feel purpose and fulfilment in life unless you're in conflict with people? ...
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in which case, is it possible that you're not even a proponent of certain ideologies/politics/etc... you're just one of tribalism and identity politics? I mean, if conflict is more important to you than just... making the world a better place for all... maybe you're just a dick.
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Any government that makes it harder for you to acquire further education should be treated with suspicion. Be it a financial barrier, social coercion, whatever. Keeping you smart enough to be productive; manipulated; useful to their purposes... but not smart enough to be aware.
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"Communism" is the new "literally", in that soon we'll have to actually change the definition to suit all the people who throw the word around liberally with absolutely no idea what it actually means. Also "liberally"
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I’m more worried about boomers watching sky news than my children accessing social media.
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Replying to @AltMediaWatch
Saw this today. Explains much!
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Bit of whinging that #NYEABC should give up and NYE go to commercial stations... But that would be like 17mins of footage, and 3hrs 43mins of ads. No thanks.
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So it looks like Jordan Peterson found a new career 🤔 #abcnye
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Don't know what she's been reading. I didn't see anything remotely like "racial separatism" or "racial exceptionalism" in the proposed amendment. But giving Indigenous a lower case i and Constitution a capital c is pretty on-brand.
Aussies Voted No! This Is What We Should Do Next. Whatever may be said about the voice to Parliament referendum, one thing is clear. The no campaign may have won, but the real winners were equality and Australian democracy. This referendum showed the world that it’s not governments, corporations or activists who hold power in this nation. It’s the Australian people. On the weekend we voted overwhelmingly in favour of equal citizenship, and against racial inequality. It was most definitely not a rejection of indigenous Australians. It was a rejection of racial separatism, racial exceptionalism, constitutional activism, and grievance and identity politics. Australians have decided these have no place in our Constitution. One Nation led the way on this most important of national decisions. We were the first party to declare for the no vote; we were advocating against the voice from the beginning; and we made telling contributions to the debate. However, the best promoters of the no vote ended up being the leaders of the ‘yes’ campaign: Marcia Langton, Noel Pearson, Megan Davis, Thomas Mayo, Linda Burney and – of course – Anthony Albanese. Their statements over the years probably did more than anything else to kills support for the voice. And they called it ‘misinformation’. So what next? This referendum has been a wake-up call for many Australians. They want answers about why the gaps haven’t closed despite the many billions of dollars spent on it every year. For many years I’ve been calling for a comprehensive audit of the aboriginal industry that has failed indigenous Australia. This is absolutely essential so that Australians get the answers they deserve.
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You know who is the most strongly opposed to the misinformation bill? The people who make money from misinformation.
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A lot of the extreme no vote are calling for Albo's resignation. Did they not know that's not what #Referendum2023 was about? Did they really go in voting with the intention to "stick it to Albo" or "stick it to the government" ? 🤦‍♂️
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Replying to @OMGTheMess
the questions of the "no details" have been answered repeatedly. The sickening thing is that it was the politicians, who know full well how legislation works, that kept pushing this argument. ...
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But this argument had no legs.. If Labor said "here is the voice and exactly how it will work", then that would've been without going through the proper process through Parliament. The ins and outs were to be figured WITH the opposition involved. Politicians knew this.
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Not satire 🤦‍♂️
What a shame we no longer have Knighthoods & Dames. I always believed we should have retained them, for that very rare & very unique occasion when someone does something so special for the benefit of the nation, that they deserve the title.
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Today I've learnt that "76% ISN'T 80% SO IT'S STILL A LIE", while simultaneously an 'allocated 364mil' is HALF A MILLION SPENT AND WASTED... and that's basically gospel. No-Voter Maths. #Referendum2023
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Sad to see but I'm glad this information is available and making the rounds. The % of yes votes in remote communities. Can you all stop saying "they didn't even want it", and then have a sook when people (quite rightly) point out that you are misinformed. #Referendum2023
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