Australia has fallen. You just don’t know it.

Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

One can only stand with mouth agape at the total stupidity of our right wing friends here -

here they are going on about lack of privacy, lack of freedom -

they are feeling totally offended

all I can say is that they are just plain bloody idiots

the same idiots who accused people like myself who warned time and time and time and time over - over the past decades about freedom and privacy being rapidly eroded

they came out of their little wooden walls in their private dunnies with lame, illogical, emotional garbage --

Security cameras in city streets --------- they came out and told us that - we didn't have to concern ourselves if we weren't doing anything wrong

Charging for entry into national parks - where our governments told us that - even though we, Ozzies actually owned the parks - held in trust by the Crown FOR US -- we had to pay as we entered - they argued, why should they pay for us to use those parks - user pays they said.

then, they argued that pastoral lease properties ------ on AGAIN - Crown land - that's OUR Land - held in trust by the Crown - they argued that because someone had a lease to run cows on it -that the leaseholders had far more rights and WE had to APPLY to enter our own land

over and over and over our right wing brainless goofs fought for government to TAKE AWAY OUR RIGHTS - to take away our privacy and to take away our freedoms

Now - all of a sudden - the chooks have come home -

and, now --------- they want to blame the lefties

absolute idiots - every single one of them - if their brains were made of C4 - they wouldn't have enough bang to blow a chinese padlock open

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Another incoherent rant that adds up to nada. Just another rant about your hate for something right.
You do not know left from right from middle. You know very little and it is obvious in every post I have read.
But no more you are on ignore where you will stay. You are the consummate Troll. Certainly in the Lapdog league of nutcases.
Congratulations.

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