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Great, I can choose to react or respond as I want. I hope the @Mod clean up Goonie’s thread because he’s one of the pillars here.
I think it’s important to have a shit hole for the willing to wallow in.
Spics, Jews, Wogs, Trump, Woke and Freedumb to spew suit
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nazi sympathiser stoners fuck off.
Rabbitlicker
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I take umbrage at your suggestion, just when the blow-off tube inserted in my spleen has begun to be effective.
Indy
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Nah, I'm all good. No Messiah's required in this corner. But whether we like it or not. Australia will eventually be sucked into Americans vacuum. I worry about how quick we as country are losing our own identity. Let alone our genuine indigenous folk..
EDIT: Don't mention Geezus in this thread - He was a Jew, y'know
If you want a REAL Messiah, we only need to look towards the good 'ol USA, where the self-proclaimed saviour of the entire Universe is about to be proclaimedKingGodLeader of the Free World for the second time, which goes to show the intelligence of the American voting public, or just that Elon Musk paid for his election campaign in return for screwing-over the American public & lining the pockets of his big-business cohort (rather like putting the fox in charge of the hen-house).
‘It’s a f***ing date’: Indigenous woman’s candid Australia Day take
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Mate, I don't know what you're smoking, but Australia going to war with the USA? That’s like a kangaroo challenging a tank to a boxing match. Sure, we’ve got a few things going for us—kangaroos, Vegemite, and Tim Tams—but unless we’re planning to deploy those as secret weapons, we’d be annihilated before we even figured out which way to aim.It’s all good @Indy we’ll be at war with the USA soon. We have a few things in our favour.
As they say “let the games begin”
I can’t wait for the roaring 30s to get here, the 20s have sucked and look like getting worse.
Mmmm time to self medicate
On a serious note, the USA is one of our strongest allies, and the logistics of a war between us are so absurd they’re almost laughable. If the roaring '30s are coming, I’d much rather bet on having a BBQ with the Yanks than going toe-to-toe with their military.
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Come on Harry, DEI applies here.
This is a safe place to be nasty, make people cry without fear of retribution.
Please go and lie in your patch and think about your words. Then come back and share some nastier.
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Yanks have no passion in a war, just big bombs.
Vietnam, Afghanistan are good examples of fucking up the yanks.
In case you didn’t notice, our defence strategy is having no fuel. To fight us you need really long and vulnerable supply lines.
Anyway if Trump invades Canada where would you stand?
Some big choices coming up, individually and nationally.
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Sorry wrong thread, my mistake.
I’m sure I was in the Fishing thread.
Johnny Walker
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The numbers speak for themselves.
200 were kidnapped 460000 were killed. Seems a little like genocide.
Actually it is genocide and war crimes.
200 were kidnapped 460000 were killed. Seems a little like genocide.
Actually it is genocide and war crimes.
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Ah, the idea of the U.S. ‘taking over’ Canada—whether through economic dominance or outright annexation—might make for an interesting political thriller, but it’s detached from reality in any practical sense. Canada and the U.S. are two of the most closely aligned nations in the world, not just in terms of trade but also security, diplomacy, and shared interests. Their relationship is built on collaboration, not conquest, and any attempt by the U.S. to fundamentally alter that balance would be met with resistance not just from Canada but also from global allies. In short, it would be geopolitical suicide.
As for Australia being forced to 'make a decision'—our position in this hypothetical is far less dramatic than it might seem. Our alliance with the United States through ANZUS has been a cornerstone of our defense policy for decades, and any perceived American aggression would put us in a diplomatically complex position—but not one without precedent. The reality is, Australia has consistently balanced its alliances with pragmatism. If history is anything to go by, we would advocate for de-escalation while maintaining our core strategic partnerships.
But let’s look deeper into what such a hypothetical says about power dynamics. The U.S. has a history of using economic influence and political pressure to achieve its goals without military intervention. If a situation arose where Canada felt pressured by the U.S., it would likely be an economic standoff, not a war—and Australia wouldn’t need to choose sides. Instead, we’d focus on our role as a middle power, working to bridge divides and keep relations stable. This isn’t just about loyalty to allies; it’s about preserving the global systems that protect all of us.
At the end of the day, these kinds of hypotheticals often assume nations act irrationally, forgetting that even in volatile times, self-interest usually prevails. The U.S. has nothing to gain and everything to lose by alienating Canada, and Australia would have no reason to jeopardize its relationships with either country. Instead of worrying about a decision we’d never have to make, maybe the better question is this: What are the real-world issues that deserve our attention right now?
Global challenges like climate change, cyberattacks, and resource competition will define the next decades—not imaginary invasions or annexations. If we’re talking about the 'roaring 30s,' let’s hope they’re remembered for the strides we make in these areas, not for distractions like this.
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You have no problem with what the Jews have done to the Palestinians over 200 people being kidnapped?
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I respectfully disagree with this contention. Hmmm.... Is that the correct antagonistic tone for this thread?
A potential "Invader" of Australia doesn't need fuel to get us to capitulate. They already have nuclear-powered/armed submarines that can stand-off any of our coastline with the threat of annihilation of our cities & therefore, the majority of our population.
Australia has the world's largest deposits of Uranium. Can anyone guess why we're paying ridiculous billions of $'s acquiring obsolete submarine technology as part of the AUKUS deal???
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C’mon @Johnny Walker I think you’re exaggerating a little?
As this photo will attest, it was just little flex of the muscles to keep the locals under control. Nothing sinister?
As this photo will attest, it was just little flex of the muscles to keep the locals under control. Nothing sinister?
Indy
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I better put in a disclaimer to this opinion of mine, because it usually viewed that I'm racist.
It's no secret that I'm a white cunt, 5th generation born here. I'm a proud Aussie, not to be mistaken as a Proud Boy. And I admire what we've achieved in such a short time, and to have people indigenous to the country. I believe we all should honour and help out so they can keep their culture alive and true for many generations to come. But unfortunately, I see thats going to be hard to hold up, as were growing more into a multicultural country, which I believe will see their culture become more eroded over time.
I'm not claiming to have the answers. But I do believe it should a priority to Australia to uphold. And cut out any misrepresentation to their culture..
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here we go! Nazi sympathizers? Kidnapped Palestinians? We’re really hitting all the buzzwords today, aren’t we? Tell me more, lads—whose moral high ground is taller, and how many conspiracy theories does it take to plant a flag on it?
Honestly, I’m just here for the entertainment. Keep shouting past each other like it’s a talent show for the loudest outrage. Meanwhile, I’ll be judging your performances on creativity, consistency, and how many times you can invoke ‘the Jews’ without actually knowing what you’re talking about. Bonus points if you work in a historical reference that doesn’t make me cringe.
So come on, show me what you’ve got. I’m stirring the pot, and it’s starting to smell delicious.
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Phew @HomeBound_Hound i wish I shared your delusion.
I’d rather be neutral and armed with drones. Currently all we have is a few good planes, pilots and the SAS.
The Yanks save us? Dive deeper than the propaganda you consume.
The next generation of enemy will be the trillionaire class with their AI robots. The current system of government is under seige by fascism.
It’s hard to see but we’ve just experienced a goldilocks period of 1st class don’t give a fuck partying never experienced in the history of humanity. Too many narcissists to allow that to continue.
I’d rather be neutral and armed with drones. Currently all we have is a few good planes, pilots and the SAS.
The Yanks save us? Dive deeper than the propaganda you consume.
The next generation of enemy will be the trillionaire class with their AI robots. The current system of government is under seige by fascism.
It’s hard to see but we’ve just experienced a goldilocks period of 1st class don’t give a fuck partying never experienced in the history of humanity. Too many narcissists to allow that to continue.
