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Originally posted by Free will ↑

So by abstaining on Shorten's proposals, Wong and Pilbersek are attempting to feminise Bill Shorten? Have you considered the most likely reason is actually that they did not support the proposals and therefore did not vote for them? The obvious answer beats the conspiracy theory 999 times out of 1,000.

As for your comments on Batty, you are effectively putting the blame on her by suggesting she drove her ex husband to violence. The reality is that each person is responsible for their own actions. Blaming the victim is actually part of the modus operandi of the perpetrators of domestic violence. They justify the violence by telling the victim it is their fault for provoking them and then the cycle starts again.

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Billy boy doesn't need any more "feminising". He's already a girly man.
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