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Shirtfronting: the dangerous diplomacy of hypermasculine Australian politics : Comments

By Rob Cover, published 15/10/2014

In past decades, the most ideal form of masculinity in Australia was, indeed, epitomised by strength, brawn, roughness, larrikin behaviour and the refusal to let women and 'less-masculine men' dominate.

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I reckon, Aristocrat, that Universities should give up trying to educate woozies and, instead, teach people the art of cage fighting.

The cage fighting phenomenon is simple in conception: two men or two women get into the cage and do their best to smash to a bloody pulp their opponent. The winner gets applause and the loser needs a blood transfusion.

But people get a lesson in what life is. Either you bash someone or they bash you. Most people can get that. They don't need no socialist fantasy to clog up their minds. All they need to concentrate on is: go for the jugular.

You'd support this idea surely!
Posted by David G, Sunday, 19 October 2014 11:12:20 AM
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David G, that is the type of idiotic repose I expected from a "progressive". "Progressives" can't mount an argument why tax payers' money should fund the moral zealotry of a few individuals.
Posted by Aristocrat, Sunday, 19 October 2014 9:34:49 PM
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