Les Malone
Norm Smith Medallist
- Jul 28, 2019
- 5,752
- 6,279
- AFL Club
- GWS
31,300 votes for a rag's poll also seems weirdly excessive.
no surprise at all, it is the quiet unspoken majority as per usual
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31,300 votes for a rag's poll also seems weirdly excessive.
31,300 votes for a rag's poll also seems weirdly excessive.
Does voting profusely in a sub-toilet-paper rag's poll genuinely qualify as "quiet" and "unspoken"? They used to give the Daily Telegraph away for free where I worked, and it was a flick magazine at best, excruciating to read. You'd have to be braindead or invested in the right to be subscribed to it.no surprise at all, it is the quiet unspoken majority as per usual
Does voting profusely in a sub-toilet-paper rag's poll genuinely qualify as "quiet" and "unspoken"? They used to give the Daily Telegraph away for free where I worked, and it was a flick magazine at best, excruciating to read. You'd have to be braindead or invested in the right to be subscribed to it.
We need to remove the word 'black' from the dictionary, it is used in racial slurs all the time.What's next?
There are 35 people in the White Pages with the surname Coon. If one of them decided to start a carpentry business - 'Coon Carpentry' taking advantage of alliteration, will they be forced to succumb to online pressure from the PC brigade continually shaming them for daring to use their own name?
Don’t care either way about the renaming. But I assume your workplace paid for the newspapers.Does voting profusely in a sub-toilet-paper rag's poll genuinely qualify as "quiet" and "unspoken"? They used to give the Daily Telegraph away for free where I worked, and it was a flick magazine at best, excruciating to read. You'd have to be braindead or invested in the right to be subscribed to it.
It's ridiculous isn't it.LOL deleted post. Can’t even make a joke in here. What a precious lot of people.
Not in the workplace, but some of the nearby cafes and short-term accommodations. Public service job, so apolitical workplace, we generally had a mix of specialist quarterlys, Australian Book Review (which is excellently written), Big Issue, employee-fetched free newspapers, etc.Don’t care either way about the renaming. But I assume your workplace paid for the newspapers.
Ok so the cafes bought them.Not in the workplace, but some of the nearby cafes and short-term accommodations. Public service job, so apolitical workplace, we generally had a mix of specialist quarterlys, Australian Book Review (which is excellently written), Big Issue, employee-fetched free newspapers, etc.
No need to turn everything into a polarised cartoon. Rather revealing that you regard BLM as the opposite of the Daily Telegraph. Can't we simply call out a tabloid newspaper for what it is. If there was something comparable on the left, I'd just as readily call it out. Crap content is crap content.a vote is a vote
deal with it
you would have be braindead or a LWNJ to be invested or subscribe to BLM when you find out the real agenda
Does voting profusely in a sub-toilet-paper rag's poll genuinely qualify as "quiet" and "unspoken"? They used to give the Daily Telegraph away for free where I worked, and it was a flick magazine at best, excruciating to read. You'd have to be braindead or invested in the right to be subscribed to it.
Possibly. I seldom go to cafes or restaurants myself, so I couldn't say.Ok so the cafes bought them.
So you couldn’t say whether it was free or not. Definitely a public servant mentality.Possibly. I seldom go to cafes or restaurants myself, so I couldn't say.
I wouldn't know. I've never had a twitter account. Mobs are mobs, an externally-applied pejorative and twitter's fast communication dissemination tool is indeed mob-enabling, but the 'silent majority' is an implicit mob preaching status quo and common sense as well. You can't readily think for yourself if you flock with mobs of any persuasion.It's probably more representative than the twitter mobs that cause companies to change their brand names.
I wouldn't know. I've never had a twitter account. Mobs are mobs, an externally-applied pejorative and twitter's fast communication dissemination tool is indeed mob-enabling, but the 'silent majority' is an implicit mob preaching status quo and common sense as well. You can't readily think for yourself if you flock with mobs of any persuasion.
I'm just discussing how they reportedly came into the workplace. I sometimes brought a daily telegraph in from my workweek hotel (short term city accommodation), as I referred to. The more quantity and diverse the reading material the better, even if I personally don't get any reading satisfaction out of that particular source.So you couldn’t say whether it was free or not. Definitely a public servant mentality.
Tasty cheese, terrible name.
You are implying that I would agree with and cheerlead any given statement the West Coast club would make. But as I said, you pejoratively see West Coast's fans as a "mob", and maybe think that supporting a smaller, newer franchise makes you less mob-prone or something.says a west coast fan .......
I'm just discussing how they reportedly came into the workplace. I sometimes brought a daily telegraph in from my workweek hotel (short term city accommodation), as I referred to.
You are implying that I would agree with and cheerlead any given statement the West Coast club would make. But as I said, you pejoratively see West Coast's fans as a "mob".
Exactly. The other poster was just focusing on the relationships between business entities and the particular ones they give away, whether sponsored, ad-related, good for business (e.g. sticky clients in cafes or waiting room target markets) or industry-vested. Publicity and marketing often externally focuses on these outreach avenues of effective and wide-ranging community dissemination in order to best get relevant information out there.they give all newspapers away these days, Sunday morning junior football has been giving the Saturday West away for years and then again on Sunday
I find it weird that people have an opinion on the marketing decisions of companies.There's a poll in the Daily Telegraph - Do you think the Coon brand name should be changed?
So far 31,300 votes.
Yes 6%.
No 94%.