I don't think that finger-pointing achieves anything
productive. It lowers the standard of discussions and
debates. And is part of the reasons why people leave.
Surely we all can do better by respecting each others
opinions, lifting our game and learning from each other
instead.

I think that a pedogreen is not only racist but should be kept away from schools.

shadowminister,

You really need to stop defining yourself with
comments like those.

Kudos ttbn, Shadow Minister.

The left like to take Saul Alinsky's Rules For Radicals advise and use ridicule to discredit- the public sadly often like a good scandal- and the number of MAP Greenies that are fan's of Plato's Symposium are perhaps several- so serve as good ammunition. Sadly the electorate needs to obtain greater understanding in order to protect it's own interest- but admittedly over time forces have progressively dis-empowered them from their natural traditionalist rights. In combat if you're so prudish that you refuse to pick up the weapon- you'll only die- Traditionalist forces need to use the weapons that come to hand and develop command and control systems.

It has been said- use conventional means to confront the enemy but win by deception.

Foxy and others are happy to use these weapons when they serve their cause.

Kudos ttbn, Shadow Minister.

CM

Yes. It is great pity that conservatives think that their naturally cultured and gentlemany/ladylike demeanour will work on the lefty barbarians.

I think we had some of the same type when I was at uni, the second time. I was a bit older than most students, having come back to finish the degree I had started before running off to sea to fly Sea Venoms off HMAS Melbourne, so was more spectator than participant.

There was real antipathy between the hard science students & the soft stuff, which was where most of the young Labor lot lived. There were female members, but it was often unisex as the ladies appeared to make themselves as unfeminine as possible. Some you could tell as they effected labourers type singlets, making it very obvious they did not shave their armpits. This it was believed to thumb their noses at more polite society.

Graham deleted a post of mine years ago when I refereed to these ladies by the nick name the science lot had given them. They were referred to as the "hairy armpit brigade" generally by many of the students. They were part of the Labor element of the time, who were very anti polite society.

I guess they went on to be political staffers, or academics, if they got their degree.

I wonder if Graham will delete this one with my explanation of the fact.