Rubbish Mick they are a list of Marches and rallies all of which have a Political agenda, It's No good "Pretending" that they are not political because they are what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
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Rubbish Mick they are a list of Marches and rallies all of which have a Political agenda, It's No good "Pretending" that they are not political because they are what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
You don't have to be a mod to point out the bleeding obvious and IF I did want the mods to notice I would have reported Micks post, I didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Would you consider a list of Australia Day events to be political?Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Today is also the anniversary of Australia's only military coup - the Rum Rebellion. I might have a rum to remember.
That raises the interesting historical question - was Governor Bligh really found hiding under his bed in his pyjamas, or was that just military propaganda to ridicule him?
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More than 100,000 people took part in Invasion Day rallies
A rally doesn’t sound all that inviting to all
The more I read the article the more I’m convince the choice i’ve made today will be more enjoyable.Quote:
Originally Posted by W&KO
The Invasion Day rally begins at 11am outside Parliament House on Spring Street in Melbourne/Naarm. The theme this year is “pay the rent”,
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick
The story I heard was that he'd ripped the arse out of his pyjama Pants on a broken Bed spring & didn't wish to be caught in a embarrassing situation with his nads hanging out so ducked under the bed.
Makes sense to me. :rolleyes: No it doesn't, sadly it is a load of ballcocks.[biggrin]
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More than 100,000 people took part in Invasion Day rallies
Just curious as to what 100,000 folk hope to achieve?
Do they want to turn the clock back to Day1 & all that entails with no half measures?
Seems all so bloody pointless to me in 2020 but I suppose it gets them out in the sunshine & fresh air for a few hours.
They'd be walking home 'cos there'd be no Trains, Trams or Ferries or Ubers just for starters let alone picking up a Big Mac on their way. :rolleyes:
So, we have a new burrow in the front native garden. What do you reckon - bandicoot?
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Oi you, don't you call me a Bandicoot.[bigsad]Quote:
So, we have a new burrow in the front native garden. What do you reckon - bandicoot?
Don't waste it, put a new fence in, already you have one hole in, only another 30 to go
Do you think you can get other Bandicoots to "fall into line" (Did you see what I did there?)[biggrin]
There is Nothing whatsoever "Political: about Australia Day celebrations, How do you work that out Mick.Quote:
Originally Posted by DiscoMick
Australia Day has NO political agenda it is simply a public holiday that is celebrated by people from ALL walks of life and ALL the different political factions FFS, The invasion day ****wits are the only ones trying to turn Australia Day into a political event and creating Division with all their marches, rallies and all the other claptrap.
Being a Cristian how would you feel if a bunch of tossers wanted to cancel Christmas and Easter because these customs also arrived with the first settlers.
Like I first stated the invasion day rallies and Marches are Purely Political events and nothing you can say will change that Fact.