Is there a generation gap in Australian politics?

[lisa jones]

Is there a generation gap in Australian politics?

See if you know where younger and older Aussies stand on 10 key election issues.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-2 ... c=Facebook

[mantra]

I think there has to be. I only scored 9 points out of a 100.

[Neferti]

I did slightly better, I got 25 out of 100.

[Rorschach]

Had a quick look... its a stupid quiz.... you might pick the right area and be out by just a little in the extent and still get 0 for your troubles... waste of time doing it.

Most older people will be more conservative most younger people brainwashed progressives...

[AnaTom]

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1 = 9, 2 = 0, 3 = 8, 4 = 6, 5 = 3, 6 = 0, 7 = 7, 8 = 1, 9 = 0, 10 = 0. Total 34.

[AnaTom]

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Of course there is a generation gap in politics.
There is also a knowledge gap. People think that gossip is politics.
There needs to be a public education campaign about (against) old school Communism. Because we are about to be overrun with it.

The federal government is selling Australia to the CCP. Yesterday, a local Burra foods processor (dairy) was given over to a Hong Kong (nonComm?) entity. At fifty-two percent control. Supposedly the FIRB and ASIO could find no evidence of communism in China. Notably, the exec was my age, GenXr.

A month ago, the only leather tannery in Victoria (i think) was sold. But it went not to the CCP. Sth America, I think.

We haven't much time left now.

[Outlaw Yogi]

3, 9, 3, 5, 5, 5, ... 0 on several .. 30 out of 100 ... fckit knew I shouldn't have bothered.

[Outlaw Yogi]

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The federal government is selling Australia to the CCP.

Yeah but it's OK, 'coz China is preparing for war. Thus the hangars and runways on stolen islets.
So after we spray them like bugs with chemical weapons we can take it all back again.
Not unlike we took Germany's portion of New Guinea after WW1.

[AnaTom]

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Not unlike we took Germany's portion of New Guinea after WW1.

I looked at the New Guinea thing. An old colonial drama. They say it was mosquito spraying. But I know all sides had chems back then.

Looking to today, have you seen the new Russian Tanks? They have a force field now, and the TOW rockets bounce of it without a detonation. Interesting. Also, they can throw a 600 (or was it 60) meter force field. So they can walk these pods across battlefields and attack with conventionals, without worry. Or they could EMP us, or smash us with an earthquake. The economy is a good place to start. A crippled enemy cant fight well. Same with a divided one. Or a hungry one. Nor a politically compromised one.

And what about the Chinese; they could throw a 100,000 man army at us, before they even got serious about war. By using the BRICs and other means, adversaries have been successfully strangling western economies. We see it here. Thus the sell-out. Perhaps our traitorous government thinks appeasing offensiveness, will prevent any further problems. But that is not logical. All our local communistic sympathisers and traitors need do is mismanage the assets of the CCP, and this will entrap us. Further actions against our interests will increase as the CCP strangles us, and eventually they will see the mismanagement as a threat to their strategic interests, and will act with force.

But the Australian Federal Government doesn’t give a flip about that.

Biblically, theoretically, who or what wins WW3 could reign for a thousand years!

Hows that for the Orwellain boot??

[AnaTom]

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“Let no one fool you about Islam being a religion. Sure, it has a god, and a here-after, and 72 virgins. But in its essence Islam is a political ideology. It is a system that lays down detailed rules for society and the life of every person. Islam wants to dictate every aspect of life. Islam means ‘submission’. Islam is not compatible with freedom and democracy, because what it strives for is sharia. If you want to compare Islam to anything, compare it to communism or national-socialism, these are all totalitarian ideologies.”

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