>South Australia slams 'third-best option' as Turnbull government claims win on energy policy s mh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/south-australia-slams-thirdbest-option-as-turnbull-government-claims-win-on-energy-policy-20171124-gzs6hu.html
Fucking ashes collapse. Hopefully 1 man team smith can rescue the team again.
Chase Green
Cricket is gay.
Chase Campbell
I find the whole thing hilarious, they whinge about the conditions at the DC. Then they shut it down and they all want to go back inside it
Matthew Young
Is Bancroft supposed to be elite?
Parker White
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Isaiah Taylor
fuck off faggot
Nolan Bailey
With Adani trying to get its own dam and water supply with the people in Queensland paying for me its no wonder of the discontent.
Ryan Moore
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Blake Ortiz
Chink detected Yeah because they know that they are not wanted anywhere. Shit thread let it die.
Caleb Cox
also getting sick of people saying we should accept the NZ deal and send them there. They will just end up in Australia
Hunter Hernandez
They probably wont end up here, however it will signal to people smugglers that NZ is open for business.
Daniel Howard
I only had 4 choices I did
1. One Nation 2. LNP 3. Labor 4. Greens
Easton Torres
Voted independent in a brand new electorate!
Dylan Wilson
Prefer computer games, and soccer, like chinks do, so yeah, I guess I'm a gook.
Cucks hide behind cricket whilst their country is sold out from underneath them. Then they get smashed around by the likes of Sachin Tendulka.
Alexander Lewis
Yeah fuck that. I am actually glad that Malcolm is showing that he has got some balls on this one. Its about time.
(Unrelated) I am extremely saddened that Australia has distanced itself so far from the commonwealth. I think it sucks. I would like to see one of these parties say that they are going to bring us closer to the commonwealth again, (Not necessarily letting in more indians but just strengthening ties with England and NZ etc) the ANZAC spirit is almost forgotten because we have just been sucking that much American dick.
Mason Cook
You really want to be closer to England right now?
Adam Russell
yeah someone in Parliament should of said that this fucking citizen ship stuff is a witch hunt. They are all members of the commonwealth. Yeah they are dumb for not knowing they should renounce it before running. They say nothing about fucking jew MP's who can just run off to Israel whenever they like it because all jews are welcome there
Wyatt Lee
The commonwealth can't protect us from China, only big daddy Trump can.
Caleb Richardson
they already know that but it's harder to get a shit leaky boat to NZ then to Australia
Aaron Butler
Yeah kinda. With a non-retarded politician their retarded policies shouldn't effect us. And they can keep their pakis. I have nothing against the citizenship thing. It shows that we don't have enough real Australians in our own fucking parliament which is pretty piss poor. I don't even know if he can. I think we need to save ourselves.
Tyler Reed
>I don't even know if he can. I think we need to save ourselves.
We probably do, and should protect ourselves.
Landon Gutierrez
We should make nukes. We could make literally one million nukes without any resources from anyone. We've got enough metal and uranium for a billion years.
Leo Torres
All these Strayans and no bantz? The fuck is going on?
Lincoln White
hey seppo what is aleppo?
Lucas Foster
We probably will end up with nuclear weapons, the recent space program we started (cover for ICBM's), and the government potentially eyeing a site for a nuclear reactor, also last year we refused to sign some U.N nuclear weapons treaty.
Joseph Diaz
seriously the U.N. needs to fuck off
William Parker
Yeah they're cunts.
Nathaniel Ward
We are a bit worried about the yellow menace. Does the U.N actually do anything except harass Japan about their Hentai/Weeb shit?
I used to think they did productive things but after looking through some of their stuff they come across as a bit of a joke.
Elijah Hall
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Tyler Gutierrez
to me it just seems like a place for third world faggots to act like someone cares about their shit country. while China, Russia, USA, UK and France pull all the strings because they are permanent members of the security council
John Edwards
do we really want australians to be in charge of a reactor, let alone nukes?
Brayden Ortiz
mate Indian and Pakistan have nukes I think if we have them we will be alright
Lucas Morales
We already have a nuclear reactor at Lucas Heights in Sydney, it's only a research reactor that produces stuff for x-ray machines and other nuclear experiments.
It's actually world class.
Ryder Butler
Like we give a fuck what the U.N thinks we constantly violate international law with our refugee processing. The thing is, the u.n can do absolute fuck all when your a first tier country with friends.
Justin Fisher
let's throw Turnbull and Shorten into it and see if they mutate into a competent leader
Lincoln Russell
that's why I said they can fuck off, we give them money. They can fuck right off and then we don't give money to niggers
Luke Richardson
it is not pressurized or working at any real power. the only way it could pull a chernobyl is if some dumb cunt forgot about it for a month and let all the cooling water evaporate. and i honestly worry about that sometimes.
Owen Cook
Was he right?
Bentley Thomas
you should worry about dying in a car accident you fucking sperg
Luke Ortiz
>It's actually world class. One of the best in the world and it's design opened the door to using less enriched Uranium as a power source. It's a pity we never used the success from Lucas Heights to make a nuclear power generator. We're one of the best nations for it but also one of the most opposed to it for some reason.
Carson Gray
who else is hearing this thunder in melbourne.
Nathan Campbell
Yeah weve got plenty of smart cunts.
Asher Ramirez
I think the UN should just be a security council really. I don't see why they need to interfere with stuff like Japanese hentai and shit like that, its not their business.
Although they are responsible for putting restrictions on NK aren't they? If so, that should still be up to each individual country anyway...
Alexander Carter
The yank ego is the worst on the planet and that's why I love the 56% meme so much. There was some bitch seppo calling it a psyop on here earlier today.
Leo Morales
that's why they are redundant, China has been selling shit to NK for years and anyone who is a dullard knows it
Noah Martin
*isn't a dullard
Christopher Perry
sounds like a melbourne mudslime or sydney shitskin trying to turn us against our greatest allies.
Zachary Mitchell
Maybe our 2nd biggest threat. Yeah, thats what I thought. So apart from failing to enforce trade/arms restrictions and hassle Japs for their porn do they do anything?
The ONLY thing that I can see the UN being useful for is the security council. But what does that even do? Is that the council that decides "Don't sell guns to this country" Because if it is, its pretty fucking useless.
Christopher Allen
Because we're living on literal mountains of coal. What's the fucking point on spending billions on reactors when we can just do it the old fashioned way?
Also it's way cheaper to export uranium, plutonium etc whereas coal is bulky and better off used here before selling off the excess.
Ethan Parker
Also whats the space program called? Is it just more telescopes or are we launching rockets now?
Jose Cruz
Exactly the same here
Samuel Bailey
>> election day tomorrow > fuckdate tonight > date on Sunday night Busy weekend for me, lads.
Phone keeps ringing playing shitty Labor ads talking about asset sell off and muh barrier Reef.
Kevin Martin
The UN has a couple of functions 1. the security council 2. coordinating international governments and agencies for sustained relief efforts 3. providing international public goods (theoretically - in reality this falls to the U.S. to do, because nobody funds the UN enough to achieve this because if you had enough money to pay the UN to fund international public goods why wouldn't you just fund them yourself and then you'd have both control over the provision of the international public good too. this is a result of the lopsided contribution to the UN: rather than everyone paying a little the West pays nearly everything)\ 4. international professional bodies which provide guidance to industry to decrease inefficiency caused by, for example, lack of standardisation 5. international medicine 6. promoting liberal democratic values and a rules-based international order by creating and reinforcing the norms of global government that we've come to expect 7. (emerging function) responding to non-traditional security threats like climate change and international terrorism
The UN is a work in progress. People look at it and ask why it's not working. The answer is because it's not finished yet. It probably never will be. The current international order took 4 centuries to evolve. I expect that global governance will take longer.
Wyatt Smith
we gotta invest in renewable shit tho too. Coal is a cheap and nasty source of power.
Anthony Brown
It's too hard to tell what the world would be like without the yanks fucking everyone's shit up. You'd have to go back to 1950 or so and see what would happen with them being insular.
Adrian Hernandez
Nah I travel states at least once a year, white americans are pretty fucking based bro's.
(For the only actual military threat) We could easily sink the indonesian navy and keep them from landing and then blockade their ports but doesn't mean I don't want to see 3 USS aircraft carriers lending a hand if shit hit the fan.
Brody Morales
lol, my old weed dealer worked at lucas heights. Smart guy, massive pothead though
Noah Morris
my point is proven cunt:
Connor Mitchell
Emus will have the button tho
Charles Richardson
#wornout
Jack Allen
>1. the security council Cool excellent >2. coordinating international governments and agencies for sustained relief efforts Yeah alright >3. providing international public goods (theoretically - in reality this falls to the U.S. to do, because nobody funds the UN enough to achieve this because if you had enough money to pay the UN to fund international public goods why wouldn't you just fund them yourself and then you'd have both control over the provision of the international public good too. this is a result of the lopsided contribution to the UN: rather than everyone paying a little the West pays nearly everything) Not really cool. >4. international professional bodies which provide guidance to industry to decrease inefficiency caused by, for example, lack of standardisation ehhhhh. Not really this is sounding more like a government. >5. international medicine Bit vague to comment >6. promoting liberal democratic values and a rules-based international order by creating and reinforcing the norms of global government that we've come to expect This is absolutely wrong. Not that I don't agree with liberal democracies, but that it will almost certainly lead to a gross misuse of power like the EU has with Poland. >7. (emerging function) responding to non-traditional security threats like climate change and international terrorism This should more be each individual country.
Kayden Jones
>60+ replies >no one has asked What's for dinner lads
Hudson Harris
You realize that the indos have a space program right? So we can assume that they have some form of icbm
Sebastian Rodriguez
I've been awake for four days.
Plz help.
Jason Evans
Either we reap the benefits in Australia or its sold to China and they burn it instead. Do you suggest we just stop mining coal?
Brayden Morris
I hope Pauline's power grows after this election, they're such a pack of shitheads here is Queensland, they all deserve to be booted out.
Ayden Gomez
Chinese.
Jayden Thompson
>international public goods >Not really cool. Why?
>international professional bodies providing guidance >sounding more like a government Nobody is required to obey the UN dictates. They're guidance - not laws. But people do obey them because they're good ideas that make life better for everyone, and paranoia won't change that.
>international medicine I mean things like combating Ebola and the plague, as well as taking a global and holistic view of medicine to address things like the over-prescription of antibacterials which can really only be tackled at a global level. Epidemic monitoring and quarantine would also fall here - though obviously the UN needs permission of the states involved without a Chapter VII resolution from the security council.
>promoting liberal democracy and rules-based orders >this is wrong The alternative is not doing it, and having an international order that is not liberal or democratic and that is not rules-based. You choose. (The choice is obvious).
>non-traditional security >This should more be each individual country. The problem is that it can't be handled by individual countries, which is why the UN is taking on a more active role.
You seem paranoid about UN scope creep turning it into a shadow global government. That's not going to happen. The UN has no authority to act inside the territory of sovereign states without their permission, and sovereign states will never consent to their rights being curtailed. Ironically people criticise the UN on one hand for being weak and useless and on the other hand for being too invasive. The solution to UN weakness is mandatory contributions from member states, a UN army, and authority to act without the consent of the state where the activity is happening..
Basically, laypeople have no idea why the UN exists or what they want it to do, so they make contradictory demands and complain when the impossible isn't achieved.
William Reed
>hung parliament with pauline holding the balance Mistakes into miracles :))).
Evan Robinson
Spunky australian men with bums and willys
Matthew Garcia
eventually. Once we can support our own power grids without it. We can still dig it up and sell it to others, but not use it, like they do in norway with the oil reserves they have
Joshua White
Evening lads
Owen Bailey
And how exactly would this solve anything? It's just getting burned in a different place, and we're stuck scratching out heads figuring out how to power our air cons.
Aiden Davis
Apparently there's blackouts in the Adelaide CBD. Any cunts on scene?
Chase Anderson
gets
Liam Thompson
>And how exactly would this solve anything? It would ween aus off of fossil fuels
> It's just getting burned in a different place Yeah well they'll buy it from another country then if we dont sell it, at least we can make money to put into renewables
> and we're stuck scratching out heads figuring out how to power our air cons Renewables dipshit. Its free fuckin power once you get things up and running. So you need to invest in it. Basically turning coal mining from a mainstay of the power grid into a purely for profit thing. And making aus greener and more sustainable at the same time
Jordan Diaz
>And how exactly would this solve anything? It would ween aus off of fossil fuels
> It's just getting burned in a different place Yeah well they'll buy it from another country then if we dont sell it, at least we can make money to put into renewables
> and we're stuck scratching out heads figuring out how to power our air cons Renewables dipshit. Its free fuckin power once you get things up and running. So you need to invest in it. Basically turning coal mining from a mainstay of the power grid into a purely for profit thing. And making aus greener and more sustainable at the same time
Oliver Bell
>Nobody is required to obey the UN dictates. They're guidance - not laws. Then whats the point? >The alternative is not doing it, and having an international order that is not liberal or democratic and that is not rules-based. You choose. (The choice is obvious). Each country should be free to make their own decisions on how they want to run their own country free from harassment. What is happening to Poland is wrong, and by what you are describing the UN would attempt something similar in up and coming countries. >The problem is that it can't be handled by individual countries, which is why the UN is taking on a more active role. This makes little sense, individual countries can combat terrorism. And global warming again, should come down to the individual countries assessing the scientists. The only way I can agree on the UN having sway here, is if they cannot actually legally do anything to force the countries hand and act more in a scientific role.
>You seem paranoid about UN scope creep turning it into a shadow global government. Kinda. I hate what the EU does to Poland and was doing to Hungary. It is disgusting. If the UN was to ever turn like that it would be disgraceful. I do like the idea of a security council etc. but the UN should never be able to enforce law (Which you specify it cannot, for the moment, unless given permission).
William Cooper
fuckin blackouts fucking with my internet
Mason Watson
WHO'S PUMPED FOR SOME FUCKEN RUGBY LEAGUE CUNT?
Jace Turner
storms fuckin shit up
Jack King
Only watch real sports here mate.
Robert Garcia
Yeah Im gonna have some chinese. Got some nice Szechuan Steak and Honey chicken left over from last night.
Owen Bell
lamb chops
Hunter Taylor
Why not both?
Oliver Butler
we don't get NRL in Adelaide otherwise I would watch it. It really is impossible to see it unless you see have Fox Sports.
Liam King
Chicken and vege stirfry. Comfy woolies brand peppermint cornettos for desert. Gonna introduce the kids to Jay and Silent Bob tonight. Sholud I start with Clerks/Mallrats or just go for gold?
Anthony Price
you should have gone to coles, the original cornettos are half price now.
Nicholas Morgan
Why do so many Aussies have Thai wives?
Ryan Rivera
Is that due to the Streets strike? Thats such bullshit those Streets workers were getting paid $42 p/h and the greedy union was complaining about getting their rate brought back to normal levels. I haven't noticed Thai, I've noticed Chinese and Vietnamese.
Levi Richardson
dumb aussies are low hanging fruit
Xavier Moore
A family friend is like 60ish just got married to a 30ish year old Vietnamese woman who can't speak English.
