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Does Australia need to kick-start Republican Debate?
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The reasons you give for starting this thread are rubbish. The truth is that you wish to divert attention because the Labor party has nothing to argue with. You can make snide references to the latest royal baby or even suggest we do more to save the koala or whales. It makes no difference, your motive is to divert attention away from the political issues. You chose the republic because you hoped to get some traction on that issue.
For years you have been talking up Gillard and saying what marvellous achievements have been made and what a good job she has done. I even recall you advocating that we fly the illegals here from Indonesia to save lives.
Now suddenly, when an election has been called, you say you are sick of politics. That does not wash. I think Rudd has fallen out of favour with you, Susie and Poirot, because he changed policy about the illegal entrants. However, as you still dislike Abbott, you figure the best way to help Labor is to encourage discussion aside from the more important issues to unimportant matters like 'should we kick start debate on the republic'.
The fact is your favourite subject has been Labors 'humane' acceptance of the illegal boat people, or 'asylum seekers' as you prefer to call them. Now you can't continue that as it is now against Labor current policy. Yep you had better stick to the republic matter.
By the way, I read that there will soon be 50000 illegal entrants here, 51600 if you count the ones that drowned because of Labor's humanity. Yeah, discuss the royal baby and a republic.