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21/10/18

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Originally posted by JCoure ↑

Compulsory voting leads to informal votes and psephologists like Antony Green. Compulsive voting is hardly democratic especially in an era of fake news and fake wins/ polls and election calls.

If Sharma wins, Antony Green might go down as the largest loser in this affair.

Antony Green may be about to find out what happens to journos who are alleged to be partisan like Emma Alberici and Andrew Probyn.

Another failure of Sydney schooling practices and “hyper-racialisation” of Sydney.

Antony Green apparently attended the old James Ruse in northern west sydney. Christine Ho and other academics are disturbed by such schools and education policies. A school where all students are allegedly selected, formerly mainly white students now heavily Asian students in selection. The school teaches their students how to pass tests and nothing else according to University of Technology Sydney academic, Christine Ho.

James Ruse School in Sydney is argued to be now heavily racialised, a school only frequented by one race, they are alleged to “teach to the test” and their agricultural benefits appear to be long gone.

ABC certainly appears to be clearly partisan.

Was it fake news?

Antony Green’s career could be heavily defined by this call if Phelps loses and Sharma wins.

His reputation will be so heavily tarnished, another ABC departure will be on the cards.

Would not happen in America or NYC. In Australia, it leads to leadership changes to PMs, Premiers and ABC CEOs/ Chairs.

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My friend went to James Ruse and I am sorry to say that nothing you said is fully true, I think you may have been misled because some of things you say are partially true. For example, there are asian students, but there are also indian, white, iranian ect.

I don't think they 'teach you to pass the test's but if they don't think you are going to get top grades the school will drop you, so there is a lot of pressure. Personally I wouldn't want my kids going to that school, I don't think the type of pressure is worth the mental health repercussions later on.

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