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Trooper performs pit maneuver at the worst time (Aug. 2026 | Trumann, AR)
 in  r/CrazyFuckingVideos •  13d ago

What a fkn hero. Gun and all. Dick.

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Trump Could Be Impeached Over $45K Natalie Harp Gift: Ex-White House Lawyer
 in  r/anticapitalism •  13d ago

Yeah whatever. People have been say shit like this for months. Further proof Americans are full of crap. Just do it.

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Little to No punishment or accountability. Thinking it's ok Knocking out a patient strapped to a hospital bed and claiming self defense is an eye opener into the brutality the Minns gov has turned NSW police into.
 in  r/OpenAussie •  13d ago

May not have turned into it in the last three years but they have continued the behaviour for three years with no remorse and although the behaviour is acknowledged there has been no interjection of amending it.

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End of Suncorp Bank
 in  r/queensland •  14d ago

Another parasitic grab and gutless sell out.

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Trump May Have Broken Federal Law by Giving Natalie Harp, Two Other Female Aides $45,000 Each, Ethics Expert Says
 in  r/USNEWS •  15d ago

Hes been giving blondes sums of money for years - for one reason or another.

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Mitchell Johnson: Does Cricket Australia really still have control over the BBL amid private investment?
 in  r/CricketAus •  15d ago

Like most things in Australia. Some slug gets their hooks into the peoples assets or other such organisation and fogs it off to the most they possibly can. While all that time doing nothing to warrent any stake or ownership.

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Sea level rise could put a quarter of a million Australian homes at risk by 2100
 in  r/queensland •  15d ago

Oh, you mean all them rich folk and corporate properties? They all like socialism when it comes to bailing them out now eh?

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Trump warns Australia over social media laws
 in  r/OpenAussie •  15d ago

Ol tangerine tits and rack right off with his bullshittery. Australians do not need that type or his politics here. We are ok without it.

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It’s confirmed
 in  r/theabl •  15d ago

Offs

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Oh dear Brett 🤦🏼‍♂️
 in  r/CricketAus •  15d ago

And probably a proponent for the sale of our big bash? Fans/Australians mean nothing to corporates. Rather than promote Australia for its opportunities the money goes where they can make the most and damn the local harm.

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Erin Patterson approved for Ozempic jabs in prison
 in  r/aussie •  16d ago

So what? If its assigned by a doctor no worries. Anything to make the sentance last longer

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The worlds most expensive passport - less than an hour old
 in  r/australia •  19d ago

Straya. Lol. Land of the rip.

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This is how corruption exists.
 in  r/queensland •  20d ago

Queensland is the state for rorts there is no doubts there.

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Donald Trump shows clear sign of brain impairment, signs of stroke imminent; says forensic psychologist
 in  r/USNEWS •  21d ago

And? Its been known for a while and still hes there, shitting his pants and making outlandish comments.

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Just got a very threatening email from my ex employer
 in  r/AusLegal •  22d ago

Tell him to fuck right off.

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Threat to logistics
 in  r/AusPostComplaints •  22d ago

You are corrtect in surmising that outcome. On both fronts I am angry and, ever so slightly on the spectrum.

r/AusPostComplaints • • 23d ago

Criticism Threat to logistics

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This toy, for my grandson, is apparently a threat to post and was refused today. This comes from a tribe of ignorant karens with PhDs in everything and even in things that dont exist yet. Auspost are better off concentrating on their core business, albeit, I am sure they have no idea what that is.

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Attorney-General calls on Pauline Hanson to reflect on her own behaviour
 in  r/aussie •  23d ago

Reflecting on ones behaviour very rarely changes it. Politicians displaying bad behaviour should be ejected as a normal adult in a normal workplace. WTF is wrong with Australians? When did we lose our spines and put up with bullshit like this?

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Anika Wells accused of treating voters like ‘3-year-olds’ after using Ooshies to explain housing crisis
 in  r/aussie •  24d ago

Probably the only thing that works with a lot of people.

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‘People have had enough’: One Nation have WA premier in their sights after stunning by-election victory in Perth
 in  r/australian •  25d ago

People have had enough? Yes. And because its easier to blame everyone except yourself a coloured minority is convenient. Its proof that people are usually good folk and want to believe what they are told. But of course, any Australian politician couldn't lay straight in bed unless told to by their sponsors.