Grab a snag and stab a random at Bunnings.

Typical Sunday in the new Australia.

Smartest man in the US strikes again.

https://twitter.com/RealChrisLangan/status/1785004143700050080?s=19

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Integrating US public schools was either a stupid mistake or an incredibly malicious act of destruction. Either way, it has crippled what was once a functional, high-performing school system. Statistically, US public schools are in the toilet. But alas,…

Diversity at it again

On the other hand.

https://x.com/TheHopeSprings/status/1779223378236170314

Hebrew lies muddying the waters?

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The name Benjamin Cohen is #fakenews, originating from an account called Uma Kompton (an infamous troll) on Instagram. #GoogleIsYourFriend #BondiWestfield

Finally, a mainstream article that explicitly connects immigration policy to housing affordability.

https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2024/02/aussies-desperately-want-to-live-in-houses-not-high-rise/

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Aussies desperately want to live in houses, not high-rise

CoreLogic has released analysis showing that the price gap between detached houses and apartments hit a record high $293,950 as at January 2024: “At the onset of the pandemic in March 2020, the house premium, or the difference between median capital city…

Lack of purpose.

Lots of young people are completely checked out, and it's a bit understandable. People used to have a sense of obligation to the community and society because it was a reciprocal investment (the social contract). Now, the country is being flooded with people that don't feel like they're part of the social contract, so there's less incentive to want to do the right thing, or anything at all.

It explains why people have way less kids in multicultural societies. Gen Z are the most likely to never own a home, which is usually the basis for family formation, so they're giving up before they even start.

Replacement migration doesn't solve the problem, it just paints over it with a different colour.

"That was not out intent"
"But it's what you did!"

Do people being arrested get to say it wasn't their intent to get off a charge? Why should this cunt?

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Business as usual for the scum at ASIO, counter terrorism, Vicpol and the AFP after there disgusting behavior.

I don't know if this is a serious tweet, but I wouldn't be surprised. For the sake of argument, let's assume it's serious.

Firstly, if a national database for guns doesn't stop illegal firearms, why would it stop illegal knives, which are even easier to make?

Secondly, these people always target the symptom of the problem instead of the root. It would be easier and cheaper to put an ankle tracker on every non-White in the UK than track kitchen utensils. These people attack the symptom because they believe, or aspire to believe, that people are just clean slates, moulded by their environment, with no inherent characteristics.

Reality totally contradicts these people, and if they haven't 'got it' yet, I doubt they ever will.