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Thr shame really goes on all the clowns out there whom are happy to bag her out for her choice then advocate for freedom to choose what one sees fitQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
The kids view is allowed and there is no rule law or anything here in Oz that says she cant do as she done
So why is Pauline Latham and co whom are beacons of free speech so up in arms at this??
because freedom of speech only works for these people if you are them, or if you say stuff they agree with
being offensive about race is fine, but if you say anything bad about shit they care about (flags, ANZACs, white privilege) then you should be shot
oh but the same can be said for the raving loonies on campus when it comes to anyone questioning climate science, gender studies etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by boz-monaut
i think those hippies are no different to rednecks like Hanson/Latham etc.
They are playing the hits for the mongs that put money in the jukebox.
oh this is correct, but do you really think a 9 year old kid has any real clue about institutionalised racism?Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
if she is 'woke' enough to see it at age 9, then shes rolling in some pretty weird circles.
9 year olds aint as dumb as you are playing them to beQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
I would also guess that her parents are also responsible for the indoctrination of her but I am more surprised it wasnt the lefties in theeducation department
What is surprising was there response when she refused to comply
Being that the leftist attitude of the education department is as it is it is baffling why they were not doing cartwheels at her response to question things as that is a big part of their divisive agenda
Why they seemed to be upset ast her beats me
Indoctrination
The idea behind HECS is that Governments can't afford to offer free education which is simply not true.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
With the introduction of HECS people are being suckered into paying for something they can't really afford much like financing on a car or any other asset that loses value over time.
Property / Houses in general are something that generally appreciates in value over time. But education in most cases has a limited life meaning the value of a degree declines over time.
For those able to afford to pay upfront the cost is much less [benefits of paying upfront, no interest] and the asset itself still has value once they own it outright due to it being fresh / new / relevant. For those that can't pay upfront not only do they pay more, by the time they make their last HECS payment the asset has essentially no value at all.
We can also look at Human Capital Theory [HCT] where studies have shown that anything beyond a basic undergraduate degree is a complete waste of time and money.
The only ones to really benefit are the charlatans offering the courses / degrees.
well as a parent of a nine year old I may just have you covered on this one Member.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
He is a smart kid, does very very well at school thanks to his mothers genes and help (dads an idiot just rambling about football and Trump 24/7). He goes to a pretty lefty type school, they do welcome to country before every ceremony, always raising money for weirdo causes ARENT THE REFUGEES RICH ENOUGH YET WHY DO I HAVE TO GIVE ANOTHER GOLD ****ING COIN. He was tut tutted in class when he backchatted the teacher who made a smart ass comment about President Trump. (i raised it at the teacher parent interview dont you worry).
But nah, not at any time has the school deep dived into the area of institutionalised racism enough that would make Plague Jnr think he gonna fix it by having a damn sit in. Ive actually been pretty impressed with the way the school has taught them about indigenous folk, and its def taught as 'history' rather than THE WHITEYS ARE STILL LASHING THEM AND RAPING THEIR SACRED ROCKS etc etc etc.
Plus the school hes at has every colour of kid under the sun so even 9 year olds would be able to tell the con of a school full of ethnics getting a good education is occurring in a country that hates anyone but the whities.
you're right, kids arent stupid, but this little 9 yr old in QLD sure seems like a sucker.
added to this point (which i totally agree with) but HECS is now causing the problem of Uni's just filling seats in courses with any bozo regardless of their entry score because the Uni gets the funding up front. They certainly dont care how Mr Mong is gonna pay off that sweet arts degree because he cant get a job and is in fact, a moron who shouldnt have been at Uni in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster;213***
Hence devaluing the degrees that the kids who did actually qualify end up with.
but hey, YOU go be that guy who tries to take funding away from Unis, they'll come at you worse than the child care folk.
Very true. There's also been a massive push to make courses more attractive to students such as flexible learning arrangements, removal of mathematical content, lowering the bar by making formal exams less important in the overall course assessment.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
I can remember Intermediate Macro and Introductory Finance / Accounting having 70% failure rates in the 80's and 90's [Because exam was 80% or more of the assessment]. Students started avoiding the courses so they watered them down to make them passable for the marketing / business students that in general have very limited mathematical ability.
This essentially propped up enrollments in these courses from 60 or so to 500 plus.
With respect to accounting I recall they made it possible to actually avoid 100 level finance subjects at Newcastle by giving exemptions to people who completed a much easier course at TAFE. Eventually, the Uni course was watered down significantly to get back the students they were losing to TAFE.
Don't get me wrong, plenty of dumb khunts were enrolled in degrees long before HECS appeared - but it's definitely getting worse now that pretty much anyone can gain entry.
The real shit will hit the fan when PHd's can be purchased through a HECS type scheme [I'm a bit out of the loop here so it may already have happened].
Dont think the education department are responsible for the indoctrination of this kidQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
If they were they would be taking ****ing credit for it that for sure
Would be the type of leftist clap trap they love to spruik so no way in the world are they missing the chance here to take the credit
It has obviously come from her lefty parents where her education on institutionalised racism in Oz has come from
Either that or she reading some pretty out there material for a 9 year old
How good is ScoMo tweeting about Who ****ing tonight
Bloke is now a bigger moron than Trump
Thought I'd post this one here for you plague..
Someone has combined your two favourite things. Indie/folk music and Alex Jones rants..
Stay woke..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWd6XgBVIcg
This Kavanaugh stuff going on ATM is the main reason a republic will never get off the ground in this country in the near future.
Imagine giving politicians even more power. good lawd.
this George Pell stuff is pretty unsettling.
Seriously, **** Alan Jones and Andrew Bolt.
When Mark Latham is one of the most rational voices out there on an issue, you know we all need to take a step back.
Also, this suppression order bullshit to somehow protect 'prominent' people needs to be overhauled.
We seemed ready to set fire to that weirdo that raped the kid in the toilet a few months back without any due process, yet here they all are wanting to pump the brakes for a bloke convicted of the same crime.
burn the whole damn system, and throw the pedos and their sycophants on the pile while you're there.
The outcome was not of there liking so they go after the process. You would not have heard peep out of them if the verdict had gone the other way. On this issue Bolt , Jones and that even more irrelevant Miranda Devine are as transparent as a pane of glass.
They bang on all the time about respecting democracy and the institution of law yet the first sign of a judicial outcome they don't like they throw there toys out of there cots. With there antics on this topic they become more and more like the people they so frequently criticize.
So why aren't the government shutting down all catholic churches like they did when stories of sexually abused children surfaced in some remote Aboriginal areas ?
i dont ever think we should be shutting down places like that, freedom of religion is a pretty sacred thing to a lot of citizens. but still maintain that Govts shouldnt be treating them any differently than businesses, and certainly not supporting them.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Dunster
id like to think though, now that we are locking up sacred cows like the clergy, may as well go throw a few bad apples in remote communities in the clink as well if they are beating up women and kids. we might be on the verge of actually punishing the criminals in our society*, instead of 'blaming' society for individuals ills.
*sees outcome of banking royal commission...............oh **** it nevermind.
The Christian right hate the Aboriginal people because their very existence makes an absolute mockery of claims with respect to the earth being a mere six thousand years old.
George Pell will lose his freedom but he will never enter into general prison population and will be housed at one of the governments Club Pedo facilities to trade stories with other like minded oxygen thieves.
Probably more unsettling is the filth plenty of self righteous wankers are now preachingQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
Plenty of them probably should spend a bit less time wanting to judge others and leave that to god
If this decision on appeal gets overturned then the shit is gonna hit the fan OJ style
Being that the first trial was deadlocked dont be surprised if an appeal getts up
Leave that to "god"??Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
The alleged entity that allowed the bloke that is 'third closest to him' to jam his phallus in a kids mouth?? Yeah, great idea..
What's all the fuss? It was just plain vanilla sexual penetration
Tongue firmly in cheek.
Whether an appeal gets up or not, the Christian Church in general has taken such a reputation hit here. I wonder what god will do about that.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
Church has been taking hits for yearsQuote:
Originally Posted by pv4
I sure they will survive
God gives us free choice to do as we pleaseQuote:
Originally Posted by Bon
Pell will have his judgement when he faces him
My point being society could learn from the great book here and actually stop being so judgemental on others
The amount of pile on from our aethist bretheren in society has been cringe worthy to say the least
Cool story, did the big imaginary sky dude tell you that?Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
no. freedom of religion lets us believe who we want to believe and to live a life according to your particular rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
thankfully though, the law of the land trumps any and all religious beliefs, so Pell had his judgement at the hands of a panel of his peers.
As of right now, he is a convicted criminal and should be jailed.
If, in the future the law of the land decides to rescind its decision, then good for him.
But George Pell is a paedophile, and should be treated as such. Yours, my, or anyone elses God cant reverse that, no matter how hard anyone wants to believe it.
Hopefully the jury stop being so judgemental and realise that he didn’t break any of God’s rules/laws.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
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There’s plenty of paedophiles in society that are not Christian. But they are taking a hit, because he’s quite high up in the Church. Same as NRL takes a hit each week because their players do the wrong thing.
If they found a lot of teachers doing inappropriate thing, the profession would be scrutinised.
Same goes for any group, demographic or occupation.
I think the continued cover up and reluctance of any person in power to do anything about it is a disgrace. That’s the bigger issue and that’s why the organisation is taking most of the hit imo. Things happen, that’s on the individual. When things are not dealt with and allowed to continue, that’s on the organisation.
My point being is that being locked up in gaol aint gonna be his only punishmentQuote:
Originally Posted by plague
God will be delivering something much more effective in the future
No problem with anyone tried and convicted fairly getting their come uppance. But as far as I'm concerned that is the end of the story.
What irks me is the media play to heighten emotions and drag it out - the rabid scrums outside courts and endless questions that will not be answered, not to mention the tirades from members of the public who have nothing better to do than stand outside a courthouse and yell abuse. It is one of the reasons I no longer watch televised news.
Then there is the social media fallout and demand for more likes on an endless story to keep it in the public eye as long as possible.
:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jetmaster
Will add rep
so you dont watch post match shows after Jets games then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jetmaster
Nuh mate....live for the now. Haven't seen anything of the Adelaide game since final whistle blew.
Last night I did though...difference between getting more wound up to looking back at good moments.
Michael Daley just said if he becomes Premier of NSW he'll sack Alan Jones and the entire SCG trust board.
I'll be voting Labor this state election.
I'll vote twice if he promises to sack the shitkhunt live on TV.
**** Alan Jones.
Are we Peta Credlin fans or hate her, where are we at team
https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_6011060807001
She just on Liberal propoganda mode for the Election right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by pv4
No balance with Sky at all
They dont want ScoMo either but they wont ever plug Labor
I don't really know who she is so I don't really have an opinion on her. The name makes me think she was previously involved in politics, I feel like I've heard it somewhere.
Anyway I find the headline pretty funny, since my opinion would be the exact opposite - Labor are trash at politics but good at government. Majority of innovative and progressive/major policies I feel have come when Labor have been in government. Usually a bit rough around the edges, but the basis for really good, solid ideas are there.
Her "big policy" issues of border protection, national security (doesn't the government tell us these are essentially the same thing?) and "economic growth", I would also tend to disagree with pretty much everything the Libs have done on those issues in recent times.
So based on reading the article blurb, nah don't rate her.
when she first came on TV i enjoyed listening to her as she was very analytical in explaining the way Parliament and politics really work.Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
She was also the reason why so many MP's hated Tony Abbott which means that if she managed to rile up a bunch of elitist old white dudes then im all up on her side.
she always seems to be very comfortable speaking her mind, not just blabbing on a party line.
to be fair, now that she has her own show I dont watch as one can only imagine its a pretty watered down version of her true self.
would def like to see more of her type of personality on the floor of Parliament though, not these quota filling stooges that keep getting put forward (FFS yes im looking at you Alexander Downers daughter).
She was Tony Abbotts chief of staff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
im interested in what you are talking about here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
because imho, the 'big ideas' never usually come from Politicians, and the actual role of the pollies is to implement these big ideas, and im not sure anyone has a good track record there.
Credlin is as dumb as a box of rocks Plague. Her hubby is the driving force behind every appointment she's ever been gifted.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague