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Topic	Non-U.S. posters of CE, share with me the politics of your nation
Kradek 03/17/24 5:33:51 PM #23:	Dark_Arbron posted... Not gonna lie, I'm not quite sure what this actually means. I think it's similar to US states that have referendums where enough issues puts an issue on the ballot for voters to vote on. If so, that's actually a good thing, however I've been reading what you've shared and they do mostly sound like trash. Dark_Arbron posted... There's more in that section but it pretty much boils down to climate change denial. Noticeable how they keep talking about the "repeated science" as justification when climate policies are based off repeated science. Dark_Arbron posted... Okay, this sounds alright. Again, it sounds alright. But what's the catch? Yeah sounds fine to me. Dark_Arbron posted... So... whaddya think? There's some stuff in there I can get behind but their stances on abortion, climate change and Covid-19 are worrying, as expected. They seem like a typical nationalist party fearmongering refugees, immigrants, and "foreign interest". It's interesting how they share a lot of heinous views with our Republicans, however our Republicans share none of the good One Nation claims to support. The GOP doesn't even have a detailed policy section like ON, it's just culture wars, hatred based off conspiracies and propaganda, and gaslighting. Really solidifies my view that they're the worst party in any country comparable to the US. Dark_Arbron posted... I discussed this with a friend of mine who is far smarter than I will ever be, and we got talking about firearm ownership and how it's actually a left-wing ideal rather than right-wing. I wish this guy posted here, to be honest. Yeah your friend sounds cool. I'm anti-gun because of the harm it's brought my nation and imo humanity as a whole, however their logic is sound. Thanatos_the_Great posted... Oh, so did the Tories - a large part of their covid policy was designed to benefit capital rather than the public, and they took the opportunity to hand hugely lucrative contracts for personal protective equipment (some of which didn't work) to their friends. But it was the parties that really made the public hate them, and especially hate Johnson. Damn that sucks. We did the same with our PPP loans. Many members of Congress took out those loans, never paid them back, then cried foul over student loan forgiveness' because "you should repay what you owe". I hate Republicans so fucking much. --- My metal band, Ivory King, has 2 songs out now - allmylinks.com/ivorykingtx (all of our links there so you can choose which one you'd prefer to use) <cite>Kradek posted [p:979420822] in Non-U.S. p... [t:80723637]...</cite> <quote>Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>Not gonna lie, I'm not quite sure what this actually means.</quote>I think it's similar to US states that have referendums where enough issues puts an issue on the ballot for voters to vote on. If so, that's actually a good thing, however I've been reading what you've shared and they do mostly sound like trash.Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>There's more in that section but it pretty much boils down to climate change denial.</quote>Noticeable how they keep talking about the "repeated science" as justification when climate policies are based off repeated science.Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>Okay, this sounds alright. Again, it sounds alright. But what's the catch?</quote>Yeah sounds fine to me.Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>So... whaddya think? There's some stuff in there I can get behind but their stances on abortion, climate change and Covid-19 are worrying, as expected.</quote>They seem like a typical nationalist party fearmongering refugees, immigrants, and "foreign interest". It's interesting how they share a lot of heinous views with our Republicans, however our Republicans share none of the good One Nation claims to support. The GOP doesn't even have a detailed policy section like ON, it's just culture wars, hatred based off conspiracies and propaganda, and gaslighting. Really solidifies my view that they're the worst party in any country comparable to the US.Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>I discussed this with a friend of mine who is far smarter than I will ever be, and we got talking about firearm ownership and how it's actually a left-wing ideal rather than right-wing.I wish this guy posted here, to be honest.</quote>Yeah your friend sounds cool. I'm anti-gun because of the harm it's brought my nation and imo humanity as a whole, however their logic is sound.Thanatos_the_Great posted... </cite><quote>Oh, so did the Tories - a large part of their covid policy was designed to benefit capital rather than the public, and they took the opportunity to hand hugely lucrative contracts for personal protective equipment (some of which didn't work) to their friends. But it was the parties that really made the public hate them, and especially hate Johnson.</quote>Damn that sucks. We did the same with our PPP loans. Many members of Congress took out those loans, never paid them back, then cried foul over student loan forgiveness' because "you should repay what you owe". I hate Republicans so fucking much. --- My metal band, Ivory King, has 2 songs out now - allmylinks.com/ivorykingtx (all of our links there so you can choose which one you'd prefer to use)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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