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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #25 on: August 23, 2020, 06:35:28 PM »


Australians, being complete morons, decided to give up all their guns,




B U L L S H I T !.  ::)

You can't legally buy assault rifle or pump's , other staff  ;)

Where else in the World, you can go hunting deer (zillions of them), camels (nusty mother f..), wild donkeys,horses,ostriches,pigs,foxes,water buffalos, feral dogs/cats,..............in unlimited numbers !.

So many pests here !.





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« Reply #26 on: August 23, 2020, 07:08:52 PM »
You guys got the media slanted version. I don't know the particulars of the post Port Arthur gun control thing but there are tons of guns in Aus. My neighbor has 2 rifles. There are plenty of gun shops. For $200 a farmer will give you written permission to shoot on his land. With that letter you can buy a rifle or shotgun, own it, and never shoot on his land. If you join a gun club you can buy.

Pistols are tough. High capacity stuff, semis, and autos are probably hard or impossible. Shotties can't be pump action but there are levers. Crossbows are, hilariously, illegal. Laws are more prohibitive but whoever told you there was a 100% confiscation and a firearm ban is pulling your leg.

Frankly, it's better. If someone gets shitty you get punched in the nose. How wonderfully Mayberry. Imo there are cultural co-factors which cause US gun violence, over and above simple access to guns. Besides, the genie is out of the bottle in the US. There are so many guns that you have to have one too, or you're screwed. I'd have one if I lived there.

Australian government overstep being tolerated has more to do with the disposition of the people than a lack of guns. While not universal, there's a general sense that the government is competent and not at all out to screw you. Don't believe that myself, but whatever. Also, again not universal, I've observed a peculiar knee jerk compliance here. If people are told something is a rule, they just abide by it. Gov rule, workplace rule, you name it. If you ask why it's a rule, or if it's justified, they just get confused. "But it's a rule, and rules are rules!" That guy is gonna pick your cotton. They don't ask why. Just doesn't occur to them as a question. It doesn't seem like they feel everyone has to pull together in a united effort. More like questioning a man made rule is as nonsensical to them as questioning physics. It's fucking bizarre, but it has nothing to do with guns or a lack of guns. It's a mindset. Hard to put a finger on it but it's a non-Yankee, commonwealth, know-your-place, social stratification, unquestioning acceptance of authority as valid and wiser thing. I observed a similar phenomenon in the UK.

The young might grow out of it but the middle aged and elderly are very well trained.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #27 on: August 23, 2020, 07:23:37 PM »

B U L L S H I T !.  ::)

You can't legally buy assault rifle or pump's , other staff  ;)

Where else in the World, you can go hunting deer (zillions of them), camels (nusty mother f..), wild donkeys,horses,ostriches,pigs,foxes,water buffalos, feral dogs/cats,..............in unlimited numbers !.

So many pests here !.

Didn't some dumb fucks in Australia start going all soft on kangaroos, and now the population of 'roos gone up from 10 million to something like 25 million since 2010?  Lol.

Fill me in on that one.

Regardless, you were morons for giving up ANY guns.  Hey - Canada is pretty bad too, but the city I live in [Thunder Bay - although I live in the PORT ARTHUR side] has 50,000 guns for a ~108,000 population.  More per-capita than Wisconsin.

Not enough - but I'll take it.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #28 on: August 23, 2020, 07:27:56 PM »
Frankly, it's better. If someone gets shitty you get punched in the nose. How wonderfully Mayberry. Imo there are cultural co-factors which cause US gun violence, over and above simple access to guns. Besides, the genie is out of the bottle in the US. There are so many guns that you have to have one too, or you're screwed. I'd have one if I lived there.

White Americans commit 2.0 murders per 100,000 population per year.  This murder rate is universal in the USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, England, France, anywhere in Scandinavia - the list goes on and on.

Black males in the USA commit 53% of all homicides.

Non-White Hispanics commit about 17%.

Take THOSE demographics out of the picture, and you have the exact same murder rate among White Americans as White people anywhere else in the world.

There - I just saved you $30,000 CAD [$107.22 USD] for a Sociology degree.

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PS - mass shootings are "uniquely American", but it takes a mathematically inept moron to worry about something that could happen to you that is 100 TIMES LESS LIKELY than being struck by lighting.  It's like morons who are afraid of air travel.  These morons don't grasp that dying in a car crash is massively more probable.  But hey - people are mathematically inept morons.

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« Reply #29 on: August 23, 2020, 07:32:41 PM »
Only kangaroo that gave me grief crawled in under my verandah and died there. 'twas the odor which alerted me. The ranger wanted no part of it, lol. So I crawled in there, tied a rope around the maggot infested thing, and drug it behind the quad out into the forest. Ah, the quiet country life.

Yes, there probably is a law against that.

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« Reply #30 on: August 23, 2020, 07:43:21 PM »
White Americans commit 2.0 murders per 100,000 population per year.  This murder rate is universal in the USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, England, France, anywhere in Scandinavia - the list goes on and on.

Black males in the USA commit 53% of all homicides.

Non-White Hispanics commit about 17%.

Take THOSE demographics out of the picture, and you have the exact same murder rate among White Americans as White people anywhere else in the world.

There - I just saved you $30,000 CAD [$107.22 USD] for a Sociology degree.

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PS - mass shootings are "uniquely American", but it takes a mathematically inept moron to worry about something that could happen to you that is 100 TIMES LESS LIKELY than being struck by lighting.  It's like morons who are afraid of air travel.  These morons don't grasp that dying in a car crash is massively more probable.  But hey - people are mathematically inept morons.

I prefer not being around people who are armed, with the only thing between my skull and his bullet being his sanity. It's chill. Chill is good.

I understand that any criticism of gun ownership is unacceptable to those who feel strongly about it. I think the 2nd Ammendment should remain unntouched and if I lived in the US I'd own a gun as a situational necessity. But in Aus it isn't necessary at all, for whatever reason, and it's really nice.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #31 on: August 23, 2020, 07:49:31 PM »
im very glad i dont live on a prison island colony with no guns allowed for citizens

ive seen asutralian news tv, and they are very pro trump


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« Reply #32 on: August 23, 2020, 08:04:46 PM »
Know how you get all eyerolley when someone who isn't American, and who has never lived in or even visited America starts telling you all about America?

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« Reply #33 on: August 23, 2020, 08:39:36 PM »
Australian government overstep being tolerated has more to do with the disposition of the people than a lack of guns. While not universal, there's a general sense that the government is competent and not at all out to screw you. Don't believe that myself, but whatever.

Ditto for Canadians - heck, ditto for Americans.  IMO, there have been some seemingly decent governments in the West in the past 100 years, but the point of the right to bear arms is to act as a check on that power.  Politicians may not always listen to their constituents, but they will always listen to psychos in bell towers - and that's the point.

Idiot leftists don't seem to grasp that it is the THREAT of violence that keeps people in line.  Just as no two nuclear powers have gone to war with one another, tyranny is going to be nearly impossible to implement when a population is armed.  Someone on Getbig said that's the point of COVID - to get people to voluntarily give up our freedoms.  So far, it's working - but White men adapt FAST, and I don't see it lasting too long.  Also, it looks like the economic damage of COVID is causing people to stop giving a shit about "racial diversity" and wokeness, and all the other dumb shit we've been brainwashed to promote in the West for the past 55+ years.

It blows my mind to see White men behaving this way.  Makes me sick.  Our panties [yes, panties] are in a knot over a global pandemic that 99.99% of the global population has not died of, lol.

Whatever.  This charade can't go on much longer.  The USA lost something like 30% of its GDP, and Canada is at something like 20% GDP loss or more.  THAT will kill people far more than some bug twice as strong as the flu.

I'm also not going to pretend I give a shit about this virus anymore.  I'M NOT PLAYING THIS GAME ANYMORE.

White men in 2020 - lions led by donkeys.

Good luck in Australia.  I never thought I'd say this - but Canada is not winning this race to the bottom for ONCE.  I hope things don't get too rough for you there, because some videos I've seen from OZ look pretty bad.

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« Reply #34 on: August 23, 2020, 09:04:09 PM »
Ditto for Canadians - heck, ditto for Americans.  IMO, there have been some seemingly decent governments in the West in the past 100 years, but the point of the right to bear arms is to act as a check on that power.  Politicians may not always listen to their constituents, but they will always listen to psychos in bell towers - and that's the point.

Idiot leftists don't seem to grasp that it is the THREAT of violence that keeps people in line.  Just as no two nuclear powers have gone to war with one another, tyranny is going to be nearly impossible to implement when a population is armed.  Someone on Getbig said that's the point of COVID - to get people to voluntarily give up our freedoms.  So far, it's working - but White men adapt FAST, and I don't see it lasting too long.  Also, it looks like the economic damage of COVID is causing people to stop giving a shit about "racial diversity" and wokeness, and all the other dumb shit we've been brainwashed to promote in the West for the past 55+ years.

It blows my mind to see White men behaving this way.  Makes me sick.  Our panties [yes, panties] are in a knot over a global pandemic that 99.99% of the global population has not died of, lol.

Whatever.  This charade can't go on much longer.  The USA lost something like 30% of its GDP, and Canada is at something like 20% GDP loss or more.  THAT will kill people far more than some bug twice as strong as the flu.

I'm also not going to pretend I give a shit about this virus anymore.  I'M NOT PLAYING THIS GAME ANYMORE.

White men in 2020 - lions led by donkeys.

Good luck in Australia.  I never thought I'd say this - but Canada is not winning this race to the bottom for ONCE.  I hope things don't get too rough for you there, because some videos I've seen from OZ look pretty bad.

There's the usual daily scare mongering and associated authoritarian indulgence, fining people without masks etc, but everyone is still driving brand new Land Cruisers and living fat.

Been here 20 years and like it overall. If someone told me I had to take an injection I'd consider that a dealbreaker tho. Hell, Id probably choose to take it after a few years of watching the guinea pigs, but being forced to is another matter.

Never did get around to citizenship. I'd pick up a rifle for the place though so I might do it since I can retain US status. Provided no one comes at me with a syringe and a comply order.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #35 on: August 23, 2020, 09:04:31 PM »
Didn't some dumb fucks in Australia start going all soft on kangaroos, and now the population of 'roos gone up from 10 million to something like 25 million since 2010?  Lol.

Fill me in on that one.

Regardless, you were morons for giving up ANY guns.  Hey - Canada is pretty bad too, but the city I live in [Thunder Bay - although I live in the PORT ARTHUR side] has 50,000 guns for a ~108,000 population.  More per-capita than Wisconsin.

Not enough - but I'll take it.

 ??? why is number of Roos in AU upsetting  someone who is in Canada   ::).

I see a bunch of Wallabies (simmilar to Roos) every morning .............young Dingos on the beach, 100's of white Cockatoos on trees,

I feed Cassowary with papaya, 1m long goanna eats dog food, at 5 pm 1000's of Lorikeets around ............huge flaying foxes

(bats) out at night ............crocks in almost every water hole ..............

Why should I kill any of those creatures or flatten a snake on the road !!!.








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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #36 on: August 23, 2020, 09:06:57 PM »
Snakes on the road, no. Snakes on my land?

Yes, there is a law against that.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #37 on: August 23, 2020, 09:15:31 PM »
im very glad i dont live on a prison island colony with no guns allowed for citizens



YOU ARE GOOD AT LYING

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« Reply #38 on: August 23, 2020, 09:18:06 PM »
Snakes on the road, no. Snakes on my land?

Yes, there is a law against that.

Flattening canetoads on the road is another story  8)

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« Reply #39 on: August 24, 2020, 02:07:22 AM »
https://www.anthonypatch.com/entangledmagazine/pdf/free/ENTANGLED_MAGAZINE_Volume4-6.pdf

have none of u phaggots done a book report? of course not... why would u look into something that is actually relevant... impacting your very own eternal soul.

I'll tell ya why – because burners... r gonna burn.

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #40 on: August 24, 2020, 03:08:53 AM »
You guys got the media slanted version. I don't know the particulars of the post Port Arthur gun control thing but there are tons of guns in Aus. My neighbor has 2 rifles. There are plenty of gun shops. For $200 a farmer will give you written permission to shoot on his land. With that letter you can buy a rifle or shotgun, own it, and never shoot on his land. If you join a gun club you can buy.

Pistols are tough. High capacity stuff, semis, and autos are probably hard or impossible. Shotties can't be pump action but there are levers. Crossbows are, hilariously, illegal. Laws are more prohibitive but whoever told you there was a 100% confiscation and a firearm ban is pulling your leg.

Frankly, it's better. If someone gets shitty you get punched in the nose. How wonderfully Mayberry. Imo there are cultural co-factors which cause US gun violence, over and above simple access to guns. Besides, the genie is out of the bottle in the US. There are so many guns that you have to have one too, or you're screwed. I'd have one if I lived there.

Australian government overstep being tolerated has more to do with the disposition of the people than a lack of guns. While not universal, there's a general sense that the government is competent and not at all out to screw you. Don't believe that myself, but whatever. Also, again not universal, I've observed a peculiar knee jerk compliance here. If people are told something is a rule, they just abide by it. Gov rule, workplace rule, you name it. If you ask why it's a rule, or if it's justified, they just get confused. "But it's a rule, and rules are rules!" That guy is gonna pick your cotton. They don't ask why. Just doesn't occur to them as a question. It doesn't seem like they feel everyone has to pull together in a united effort. More like questioning a man made rule is as nonsensical to them as questioning physics. It's fucking bizarre, but it has nothing to do with guns or a lack of guns. It's a mindset. Hard to put a finger on it but it's a non-Yankee, commonwealth, know-your-place, social stratification, unquestioning acceptance of authority as valid and wiser thing. I observed a similar phenomenon in the UK.

The young might grow out of it but the middle aged and elderly are very well trained.

This is very true...^

The default mindset here in Australia is just accept things, rules, laws etc....

It comes from the upbringing in a nanny state it makes the mentality of the herd question less...

People like you and me (in Australia) that question authority are often looked at as a bit wacky and even paranoid, personally I make my opinions known and after a while I find my questioning of authority rubs off on to those around me...

The culture of freedom and individual liberties is one of the great things about the USA, even if the USA is a political mess.


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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #41 on: August 24, 2020, 04:40:59 AM »
They want to Tag & chip us like dogs

They don’t have to your carry your tag and chip around all day for free for them already

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« Reply #42 on: August 24, 2020, 05:09:28 PM »
They don’t have to your carry your tag and chip around all day for free for them already

I have 1 of those Spyderco dog tag knives ($ 96)  ;)

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Re: Certificate of vaccine identification?
« Reply #43 on: August 24, 2020, 07:23:40 PM »
They modify the dna? I’ve never heard that before. It’s surprising but not at the same time...


The bad news is the government doesn’t need to chip  anyone, we are tracked on everything we do via our cell phones.


Yours Maybe - Certainly not mine it’s old & Has no GPS & The Battery is easily Removed,
Great for phone calls useless at anything else.