Kabi

I raise you one: “Hey car, actually I’ve decided I’m going to stay the night. You can go home now.”

caveman: ugg

caveman therapist: (nodding) ugg

caveman: *starts crying*

Oh my god

They won’t change without a clear electoral signal, but sadly our popular media landscape seems so addicted to being saturated with the noise of the day (today it’s Pauline) and this drowns out serious discussion of the feasible alternative policy choices Labor could and should be making

And the streetcar is electric.

Wichita Falls, Texas, 1927.

It reminds me of the media campaign against Yassmin Abdel-Magied that led to her having to leave the country. Shameful

Even when journalists reference Hanson’s past comments on Muslims, they reach back to 2016. Why not just mention the case from 2025, that is currently in front of the High Court?

Surely the entire media industry isn’t unaware of the case? So what’s the reason?

😢

Stop 😭💀

Queen Bitcher

United States, Census, 1880

When no problem is properly addressed, all problems become distractions for each other.

Something compelled me to make this

I have never felt more religiously homeless.

Oh there’s an idea, putting responsibility where it actually belongs: perpetrators, not kids

But didn’t you hear? It has teeth! Teeth I say!

How will this avoid another AWW situation, when it’s the exact same approach only this time more public and brazen?

Marvellous!

Leona Lewis circa 2007

Actually - the entire comment is good...

Revealed: Australia's $100 million investment in controversial surveillance giant Palantir Australia's Future Fund drastically increased its stake in Palantir in the year since Donald Trump took office, according to its latest figures.

NEW: Australia’s sovereign wealth fund now owns more than $100 million worth of shares in Palantir, a controversial tech company that’s powering the Trump administration’s anti-immigration efforts.

B&W photo of Woody sitting at a table near a potbelly stove with a mug of beer in front of him and his guitar in his hands. The machine for killing fascists.

Woody Guthrie at McSorley's Old Ale House — Eric Schall, 1943

It feels disingenuous at this point to call it a ceasefire at all

Another 237,000 Australian children in poverty in four years - BCEC Almost a quarter of a million children have been plunged into poverty in just four years - a 33 per cent increase.

Australia has had a rise of 237,000 children living in poverty. Which brings the total up to 950,100 which means this year we are at risk of it surpassing 1 million bcec.edu.au/media/anothe...

mm I do agree with you, I just think the expiration date on that card is quite short. Happy to be wrong though!

and I say that it looks like the government also loses because now, to the electorate, they seem impotent despite having an expanded lower-house majority

I’d actually say the government loses as well - feels like the only winner from recent weeks are Zionist lobbyists, as their sway and influence in federal and state politics is all but validated

It would be humiliating if there was even a glimmer of a consequence for Musk. Instead, he’s unscathed and as powerful as ever. and last I heard, the AI undressing of women and children might still be available in Grok the app?

Beautiful and haunting

Honestly his attempted pinkwashing to legitimise rushing through contentious laws feels offensive if anything. Radio silence otherwise from the PM on the rampant queerphobia flourishing online, trans kids unable to get health care in Queensland, violent transphobia encouraged by AUKUS overlords…

It feels notable that the Guardian, from what I’ve seen, hasn’t opened any of their articles on the Royal Commission up to public comments.