Nazis. Nazis are the kinds of people who support this ban, who support Israel, who support the ongoing genocide. Some of them hide it better than others, but all of them are effectively Nazis.
this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2026
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No you don't understand. It's a totally innocent comment. They were talking about getting an extension to their lounge room. You know, to display all their Nazi memorabilia.
From the river to the sea, Palestine must be free.
From the creek to the brine, Palestine, free and fine. Do you reckon they'd censor this too?
Globalise the uprising!
John Farnham - Two Strong Hearts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWNb8UeXnZo
"We've got two strong hearts
Reaching out forever like a river to the sea"
I wonder how all the cookers that fled dAn AnDrEwS TyrAnnY feel about this, probably however they're told to feel.
You're the Voice was the 'official' theme song for the S11 blockade of the World Economic Forum at Crown Casino in 2000, so this would be fitting.
From the wet mattress to the free flowing pee. David Crisafulli's is a fascist genocide supporter
Globalise calling David Crisafulli a genocide supporting, fascist bed wetter
Kudos to Labor for actually coming around and voting against this.
I would love to have been a fly on the wall in the Labor party room for their decisionmaking over this one.
Zionist lawmakers what's new
What's new is surprisingly Labor actually had the guts to vote against this.
It's also unlikely to survive constitutional challenge. Couldn't be more clearly a limitation on freedom of political expression, and not one that's well-targeted to any legitimate purpose, considering anti-genocide protestors have never been linked to terrorism.