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  1. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Section 128 of the constitution sets out the process, it's not negotiable. A bill containing the actual amendments must be passed before a referendum can proceed. Here is the bill for the voice referendum as passed...
  2. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    A referendum is about changing the constitution, the wording of the change is always made available to the public as it's required in order to make the change.
  3. Bandwagon

    “Premiers””

    2016 Nines. Well, we did then apparently we didn't.
  4. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Could be, ON polled at 6,8% of the primary in 2025, which is a little above their national result ( 6.4% ) But, Ley took 44% of the primary vote, which is well above their national result ( 32% combined LNP ) and I think the important thing that old mate in your video ignores ( and gets wrong...
  5. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    It'll be interesting because although it's a well held Lib or Nat seat, the independent Milthorpe, who's gonna run, got 20% of the primary in 2025, and Labor got 15%, Labor looks like it's not gonna run, so you'd expect those votes to head towards the independent because it's strategically sound...
  6. Bandwagon

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  7. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Ok Boomer.
  8. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Ooookaaaayyy thennn...............
  9. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Ah, so your solution involves telling boomers to pull their socks up and stop being so entitled. I wish you luck with that good sir.
  10. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    You seem to want to argue Yet don't quite know how.
  11. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    It's a metaphor representing the fact that retirees for the most part consume, but do not produce. Soylent Green then?
  12. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Again, we are getting older, without immigration we end up with everyone needing their arse wiped, but no arse wipers. Your plan is unworkable until such time as we have arse wiping AI.
  13. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Why not? https://www.007.com/focus-of-the-week-pussy-galore/
  14. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    The reason we need immigration is not because we need population growth per se', it's because we have an aging population, that once it hits retirement consumes a lot of resources, but beyond a bit of Soylent Green produces none. It's f**king awesome though that the largest cohort of One Nation...
  15. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Shit mate, I reckon it's no better than yours.
  16. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    I've looked at their immigration policy and concluded it's full of motherhood statements, and literal dumb shit, is very light on detail or specifics, and on how it might actually work. As I said, it's a f**king dogs breakfast and they need to do much better.
  17. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    It's engaging in the great Australian tradition of the piss-take. So it's both. So let me expand, if we were only to take migrants from countries which are "compatible with Australian values" , what exactly becomes of our humanitarian intake? Because, and now stay with me here, if a refugee is...
  18. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Well no, I'm not asking Gronk, I'm asking you what you think is a detailed policy on their website. If I wanted a pig, I'd rattle a bucket.
  19. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Their policy is a complete dogs breakfast, and I can read into it what ever the f**k I like because it lacks specifics and relies on motherhood statements. For example whilst it doesn't say what I posted, what it does say is "incompatible with Australian values". So what the f**k is that if not...
  20. Bandwagon

    OT: Current Affairs and Politics

    Really, like what. Which is to say, what policy, how will it be implemented, and how will it work.

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