Bezza

I'm am a believer in the idea of One Nation and Pauline Hanson. But Pauline has gone off the boil. She has been around too long without getting results. Seven percent of the vote last year! Hardly worth the effort. Australians are just not interested, and they are getting what they deserve. Unfortunately I, and I'm sure many others who don't deserve our rubbish politicians, am mightily pissed off because we are being dragged down towards totalitarianism too.

ttbn,

Still complaining about me.

1) My reference to White Australians was to the
disaffected White Australians who are Pauline Hanson's
strongest supporters.

2) You think that the topic of this discussion "Pauline
Hanson for Prime Minister?" (note the question mark) is
silly. No surprises there. You think all my topics are
silly. Yet you bother to comment on them.

3) A list of female movie actors?
Where? I must have missed that one.

4) Me trashing my own posts?
Nah. It's you who's trying so hard to do that.

So tell me - Are you feeling lucky?

Stop whining. If you don't like the heat, get out of the kitchen.

ttbn,

But, but, but, but,

You're the one doing the whining about me.

I'm not whining.

I'm smiling.

You're welcome.

ttbn,

BTW: It's MY kitchen.

You're the one who needs to get out.

Indyvidual,

We had a historic move of voters away from the two
major parties in the last election. They moved towards
independent candidates who primarily campaigned
on a stronger response to the climate crisis. It surprised
many people. The following link explains:

http://theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/may/23/teal-independents-who-are-they-how-did-they-upend-australia-election

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Bezza,

Pauline Hanson taps into the basest fears and prejudice that
some in Australia feel. However her party only gained 3% of the
popular vote which is a long way to the top from 3% of the vote.
Pauline has no political nous. She shoots herself regularly
in the foot taking her party down with her.

If the party found someone with similar views who was
charismatic, smarter, and smarter at manipulating public
opinion - they could become a PM. However, Pauline's
chances are small. She's not clever enough and too divisive.

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ttbn,

You probably never dreamed that you would become a grumpy
old arsebadger. But here you are killin' it.

Admit it.
This forum would be boring without me.