A friend travelled to Australia right before COVID and she told me the Aussies considered Queensland the âhillbillyâ state. She must have confused it with WA.
You clearly do not understand that a government that has nothing to fear from the populous, can and probably will do whatever it wants to to the populous. The populous doesnât need to able to defeat the government, all they have to do is be able to cause them so much trouble that they will think better than to try to impose their will without consent.
Samm:And you might want to read up on Incorporated Rights before going on about Stateâs rights
Yet New Jerseyâs gun laws have been adjudicated in federal court and found constitutional.
How do you deal with that dichotomy?
Activist Judges.
That is a completely nonsensical claim that has no relationship to reality.
Prove it.
Where is the evidence that Aussies do not overwhelmingly support our gun laws?
I never claimed that they donât support them. Sheep gotta be sheep.
A continuation of the fantasy.
Your argument has grown stale.
It was an acknowledgement that we had a fair election earlier this year where the electors of WA were able to freely choose who they wanted to govern the state for the next 4 years. The election result was an overwhelming endorsement of the Labor governmentâs handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
None of which has anything whatsoever to do with what I said.
Just out of curiosity has anything changed since 1975 that would prevent it happening again?
What do you mean âagainâ? Itâs still happening.
I donât know about took over. They certainly chased them out of their work space and scared them for about 3 hours so it could be said they prevailed for a short time.
And when itâs convenient, they were just sightseers.
Yes, that is correct for all of Australia.
Proving @Hexenbiestâs point that âthere is like zero natural immunity there.â
Sightseeing can be scary when you are privileged.
westaussie:Where is the evidence that Aussies do not overwhelmingly support our gun laws?
I never claimed that they donât support them. Sheep gotta be sheep.
Wait: if they happen agree with the laws, why does that make them sheep?
Because the law makes them sheep.
Because the law makes them sheep.
So the laws that you follow make you a sheep?
Kind of makes the term meaningless.
SixFoot:Speaking of alternate realities, people on the East coast love to point out that Perth is the Mississippi of Oz.
Now we all know why.
A friend travelled to Australia right before COVID and she told me the Aussies considered Queensland the âhillbillyâ state. She must have confused it with WA.
Well, you know, Mississippians think theyâre better than Alabamans too.
Liberty323: SixFoot:Speaking of alternate realities, people on the East coast love to point out that Perth is the Mississippi of Oz.
Now we all know why.
A friend travelled to Australia right before COVID and she told me the Aussies considered Queensland the âhillbillyâ state. She must have confused it with WA.
Well, you know, Mississippians think theyâre better than Alabamans too.
Better than Californians anyway.
Samm:Because the law makes them sheep.
So the laws that you follow make you a sheep?
Kind of makes the term meaningless.
You are missing the point. Their government disarmed them and they love it. They are sheep.
Supreme_War_Pig: Samm:Because the law makes them sheep.
So the laws that you follow make you a sheep?
Kind of makes the term meaningless.
You are missing the point. Their government disarmed them and they love it. They are sheep.
No, I think that you are missing my, and more importantly @westaussie 's point.
At any time, if the Australians found the gun laws onerous, they could vote in new politicians and roll back the laws.
The American way is not the only way. Other countries can and do things differently. That doesnât make them sheep, that makes them different.
Have to give the protestors credit there for thinking. They just turned the riot police squad into something similar to a gay pride event.