Posted: 5/18/2016 11:48:24 AM EDT
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https://medium.com/@bitcloud/from-baird-to-worse-b415189c320a#.1wzdxef6t
TL;DR - Australian state government passes laws prohibiting protesting of development and allowing for warrant-less search, seizure, and detainment (up to 14 days). City governments begin opposing development due to constituent opposition. State government sacks 43 city councils and mayors and replaces them with administrators appointed by the state. Cities happen to be along path of transportation development. I bet they're glad they don't have any guns down under. The state government, that is. |
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https://medium.com/@bitcloud/from-baird-to-worse-b415189c320a#.1wzdxef6t TL;DR - Australian state government passes laws prohibiting protesting of development and allowing for warrant-less search, seizure, and detainment (up to 14 days). City governments begin opposing development due to constituent opposition. State government sacks 43 city councils and mayors and replaces them with administrators appointed by the state. Cities happen to be along path of transportation development. I bet they're glad they don't have any guns down under. The state government, that is. Yep, this is why they take the guns. "What are the people going to do? Continue." |
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2 weeks in jail with no warrant or cause? 
Maybe fo time comes to Australia.... Lol not a chance. Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. |
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Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. Quoted:
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2 weeks in jail with no warrant or cause?
Maybe fo time comes to Australia.... Lol not a chance. Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. Yep, the giant sucking sound of 60 million middle class Southerners and Midwesterners moving there would deafening. |
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Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. Quoted:
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2 weeks in jail with no warrant or cause?
Maybe fo time comes to Australia.... Lol not a chance. Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. And the chicks are easy too! 
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"These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." Quoted:
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." Not a whisper of dissent here when new cameras are added on the streets, or when IMSI-catchers/Stingrays started showing up. Peep on the news and that was it. I guess when cops are super polite and you can smoke weed in your backyard without the worry of law enforcement it doesn't feel like a police state. Even when a guy that did aboriginal prank calls got arrested nobody cared. The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. |
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Not a whisper of dissent here when new cameras are added on the streets, or when IMSI-catchers/Stingrays started showing up. Peep on the news and that was it. I guess when cops are super polite and you can smoke weed in your backyard without the worry of law enforcement it doesn't feel like a police state. Even when a guy that did aboriginal prank calls got arrested nobody cared. The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. Quoted:
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." Not a whisper of dissent here when new cameras are added on the streets, or when IMSI-catchers/Stingrays started showing up. Peep on the news and that was it. I guess when cops are super polite and you can smoke weed in your backyard without the worry of law enforcement it doesn't feel like a police state. Even when a guy that did aboriginal prank calls got arrested nobody cared. The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. Not much different here. A little bitching and whining when the gov takes another step,then it quickly quiets down until the next step.Rinse and repeat. We all know where this is going........... |
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Not much different here. A little bitching and whining when the gov takes another step,then it quickly quiets down until the next step.Rinse and repeat. We all know where this is going........... Quoted:
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." Not a whisper of dissent here when new cameras are added on the streets, or when IMSI-catchers/Stingrays started showing up. Peep on the news and that was it. I guess when cops are super polite and you can smoke weed in your backyard without the worry of law enforcement it doesn't feel like a police state. Even when a guy that did aboriginal prank calls got arrested nobody cared. The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. Not much different here. A little bitching and whining when the gov takes another step,then it quickly quiets down until the next step.Rinse and repeat. We all know where this is going........... Yep. I moved here in late 08 early 09, when some people still thought Obamacare was going to be awesome. I told them about Australia's healthcare, how the gov't running it, and it being "free" would be a massive fuckup and cost the wrong people way too much money. It was ignored. I could already see that where Aus is now, is where America will be in 15 years unless something massive happens. The people here are great, there's neat shit to do, but I hate it here. I'm not free, I'm taxed to hell and back and everything is strictly controlled. The place that worshiped Ned Kelly now regulates pellet guns and paintball guns same as firearms. And most everyone is more than okay with it. No matter what the problem is, people look to the government for a solution. The spirit that made this place great is all but dead cept in a few spots in the outback. The odd thing is, a shitload of people stashed away their "good" guns and only turned in shit. What good is it if you'll never have the guts, or the support to do anything with it? |
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Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. Quoted:
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2 weeks in jail with no warrant or cause?
Maybe fo time comes to Australia.... Lol not a chance. Too bad. They speak English there, and the climate is nice. If they went full-on free-market laissez-faire capitalism with a decent constitution that protected civil liberties they'd have to reinforce the island to keep it from sinking under the weight of all of the money that would move there. They could use the money to kill all the things that are trying to kill you |
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The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. Quoted:
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? |
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https://medium.com/@bitcloud/from-baird-to-worse-b415189c320a#.1wzdxef6t TL;DR - Australian state government passes laws prohibiting protesting of development and allowing for warrant-less search, seizure, and detainment (up to 14 days). City governments begin opposing development due to constituent opposition. State government sacks 43 city councils and mayors and replaces them with administrators appointed by the state. Cities happen to be along path of transportation development. I bet they're glad they don't have any guns down under. The state government, that is. Noah Webster new what he was talking about back in 1787. Yes history does repeat its self. |
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What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? Quoted:
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? Yeah big tits were fine. Small tits=pedo basically, that was the thought process. |
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison.
Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. |
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. |
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Quoted: What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? they said that if the chicks in porn have small tits, it makes it easier for guys to think about them as underage  |
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they said that if the chicks in porn have small tits, it makes it easier for guys to think about them as underage
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I've said it for years, coming soon to America. "These measures are necessary to fight crime and terrorism, if we are to continue to move forward." The small tit porn ban ruffled some feathers, as did their internet censorship filter that was defeated by a kid. So maybe not all hope is lost, but it's getting there. A vast majority actually believe had it not been for the gun ban there'd be mass shootings everywhere. What do they have against small tits, and could you look at big titties online? they said that if the chicks in porn have small tits, it makes it easier for guys to think about them as underage
BAN SMALL TITTIES!!!!!! Wonder what the gov does to men married to women with small boobs.... |
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Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Quoted:
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quoted:
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile And that second amendment has done what to stop the SAFE act? No gun culture like the U.S.? In what way? 30 years ago people were shooting possums in their suburban backyards with .22s. I've met former competitive shooters that shot daily, one of which was using a mill and lathe to build his own bolt actions in the garage. Bury your head in the sand, I don't give a shit. You now have gov't ran healthcare, and a movement to raise the minimum wage to a unbelievable level. All things that "would never ever happen in America". How'd the supreme court do with that unconstitutional Obamacare anyway? They strike it down? No? Oh. Tell me again how the 2nd amendment isn't in danger. |
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Yep. This does not parallel current America and its 400M+ guns |
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Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Quoted:
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. This. Anyone that doesn't see that is delusional. Might not be next month.Might not be next year.But it is coming. 
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Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Quoted:
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Yeah,we have the "Shall Not Be Infringed" 2nd Amendment. And of course the rest of the Constitution that holds our government in check...... Time....is on their side.Yes it is. |
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https://medium.com/@bitcloud/from-baird-to-worse-b415189c320a#.1wzdxef6t TL;DR - Australian state government passes laws prohibiting protesting of development and allowing for warrant-less search, seizure, and detainment (up to 14 days). City governments begin opposing development due to constituent opposition. State government sacks 43 city councils and mayors and replaces them with administrators appointed by the state. Cities happen to be along path of transportation development. I bet they're glad they don't have any guns down under. The state government, that is. Uh... that's a pretty full sack of "fuck you", right there. |
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Yeah,we have the "Shall Not Be Infringed" 2nd Amendment. And of course the rest of the Constitution that holds our government in check...... Time....is on their side.Yes it is. Quoted:
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Australian citizens are the most vocal anti-gun activists on the planet. No comparison. Any Youtube/facebook entity regarding guns will surely have at least 1 Aussie saying guns should be banned and confiscated, or even the owners imprisoned. They fully deserve anything that happens to them and it will put a smile on my face when it does. Just remember, Aus is the blueprint for what some want in America. I should be a warning to Americans. Gov't ran healthcare, high minimum wage, nanny state, all things they have already happened here, and are starting to happen there. Progressive's plans here were a success, so laugh at Aus now, you might be in their shoes in a decade. The gov't convinced people guns were bad in the name of health and safety, which is exactly the approach being used in the states. Please show me where in Australia's constitution where they had anything resembling our 2nd Amendment. Australia never had a multigenerational gun culture like the U.S. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Yeah,we have the "Shall Not Be Infringed" 2nd Amendment. And of course the rest of the Constitution that holds our government in check...... Time....is on their side.Yes it is. They (Australia) couldn't lose something they never had. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
| am I the only one who laughs at the thread title? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAaWvVFERVA |
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am I the only one who laughs at the thread title? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAaWvVFERVA Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government! |
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They (Australia) couldn't lose something they never had. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile True. And our apathy and ignorance will cause us to lose what we had. The future generations will never realize what they missed,just like most of us don't miss what was lost a generation or 2 back. |
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https://medium.com/@bitcloud/from-baird-to-worse-b415189c320a#.1wzdxef6t TL;DR - Australian state government passes laws prohibiting protesting of development and allowing for warrant-less search, seizure, and detainment (up to 14 days). City governments begin opposing development due to constituent opposition. State government sacks 43 city councils and mayors and replaces them with administrators appointed by the state. Cities happen to be along path of transportation development. I bet they're glad they don't have any guns down under. The state government, that is. Technocracy, starting in the EU too. Democratic society has outlived it's usefulness to the political elitists. |