NSW Premier "iCare" Perrottet and the Libs' Poison Chalice
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Is that what he stated? I thought he stated that the proposed law should not be the law of the land. Theres a difference.
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Then what are you worried about? None of the paedophiles will get in trouble and the likes of you get to be happy about it.
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Won't someone think of the pedo's?!?!?!?
I am a bigot when it comes to religion. I’ll own it. Seeing first hand the stupidity that results from religion in friends & family members over a lifetime. The inflexible thinking, the moral posturing & above all the absolute certainty that allows the religious to set themselves as the arbiter & judge of others conduct.
Not everyone religious is like this but ALL the ones that go into politics are.
I would happily vote for a law that disallowed the religious from holding public office.
Example A. Afghanistan.
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Sure, a few kids might get traumatised here and there but at least those paedos won't have their souls damned.
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Who said I was worried?
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Then why are you against it?
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Who said I was against it?
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So you agree that priests should dob in anyone confessing in a confessional to child sex crimes?
Make it 3.
Bega and Monaro wouldn't be unwinnable for Labor in a good year.
Willoughby would be fertile ground for a moderate independent.
Think they'd need at least 2/3 wins to maintain confidence.
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He's looks like a psychopathic villain straight out of a Batman movie
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Many Lib branches are starting to push for more moderates. Its why the nutjob right are desperate to cling to power and willing to offer bribes to become Premier.
Having a dodgy boyfriend or accepting a pen is not okay, but no-one seems to care that Matt Kean was told he would be Treasurer if he backed Perrottet and to convince one or 2 other moderates to switch.
Kean will now potentially make millions more (higher salary, better pension, and far better post-politics consulting jobs will easily net him millions). His only problem is he cant blame the previous Treasurer for our next Budget deficit...
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That should go down well with the far right
That should go down well with the far right
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Just look how brazenly transactional the federal National Party spill and subsequent ministerial reshuffle was.
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They all do it. Labor split the Cabinet spots by faction first, then they divide them up based on favours and debts and deals, so its really no different.
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But there are no factions in the LNP are there?
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Not as obvious as there are in Labor. If Kean was Labor and had jumped ship the way he did they would ensure he never got elected to anything ever again.
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The point is more that we once again have a person in power he lets his religious views dictate and override any intelligent thought and what’s right.
It obviously will never happen but religious fanatics shouldn’t be allowed to be involved in politics because they’re incapable of putting it to the side when making decisions
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You really do live in a hole in ground don't you?
Even the LNP admit they have far more factions than the ALP
Several media outlets have done in-depth articles on.
You must have had the lid on in the hole that day
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Good article. Gets stuck into Morrison too.
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NSW must do better than Dominic Perrottet as premier
The religious beliefs of our leaders are significant when they have the power to exercise choices that directly affect our collective wellbeing.
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Yeah, but at least there are other factors in play rather than simply 'voted for the new leader', without even bothering to pretend it's anything else.
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No. I said Perrotet advocated against making it a law. He didn’t advocate breaking the law.
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Ok. So no unvaccinated, no Catholics, no Pentecostals, (presumably) no Muslims, Jews, Baptists or indigenous folk that advocate for the preservation of sacred sites. Have I covered it?
Oh. I forgot climate skeptics.
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