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>Fuck off we're ful-
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Isaac Gutierrez
>the rest is full of Lovecraftian horror insects and every living thing wants to kill you or worse...
They are full Indeed
Thomas Adams
Send all niggers to unhabitable deserts and let them die
James Parker
Try living in those low density zones.
Angel Anderson
I could go over each space and explain why it's empty.
North Western Victoria is a swamp
Everywhere west of that empty part of new south Wales is a desert
That empty part east of Victoria is too mountainous
The northern part of Northern Territory is habitable, but "owned" by aboriginals
Western Tasmania is a mystery but probably a bureaucracy thing
All the habitable parts of western Australia are inhabited, they're just taking their time filling it out
No, seriously, we're full
Henry Nelson
Let the immigrants live in the deserts if they want. But the coasts are full.
Jack Butler
your the guy that make the russia thread
stop it
Owen Cox
Accurate
Xavier Parker
>sonora desert/southern california/baja california
I basically live in that climate so might as well come to straya. Prefer east straya tho since gold coast was great
Caleb Barnes
They're not full like that, they just don't want anymore niggers
Benjamin Rogers
I would just take all the immigrants and throw them into the fucking Outback with no food water or means of transportation
The ones that survive and reach civilization get to stay
Jordan Moore
Even the non-deserts are empty
Isaiah Carter
I double dare you to live anywhere in the grey area
Caleb Lewis
>Prefer east straya tho since gold coast was great
Then you would have noticed how full the place is if you've been here.
Henry Jones
Jayden Ramirez
Our wildlife is fucking sexy mate
Liam Sullivan
We get a lot of Amreekan university students coming to the Gold Coast which is great because I'm a fag who loves sucking cut cock. It works out well for everyone.
Hudson Hall
On scale 1-10 how easy is for that thing to kill me?
Gavin Robinson
Adrian Perry
stabrador nigger here.
Adam Stewart
was there for about a month living out of a landie driving across the australian outback (almost entirely offroad). I'd live in the desert desu. Its nice
Too many chinks and homos tho
Jason Richardson
Is there one for leafland?
Luke Stewart
Nah, peacock spiders are not harmful to humans.
Unless you're asleep.
Caleb Bell
I'm a white homo, and I give great head and have a nice smooth tight boipucci.
Poor old lockyourdoor, gets a bad reputation. Want a blowjob today? Can host in Southport Central
Christopher Nguyen
Jack Cruz
:scared:
Ethan Reed
Spiders don't bother me but I'd be terrified if I lived in Bulgaria.
Isaac Diaz
>that one cunt in the middle
absolute madman
Grayson Brooks
Thats alice springs
Tourist hotspot
Jackson Green
Looks like a good area to start importing refugees en masse. Not the grey areas though, that would be bigoted. Only the most developed of cities for refugees.
Evan Flores
No, they'll give it to the Chinese
Levi Perry
Literally Beyond Thunderdome in the gray
Connor Sanchez
It's pretty obvious that Australia isn't full. It cracks me up whenever people pretend it is.
Carter Anderson
We are full unless you're white
Blake Parker
Hang on m8. That pic is bullshit. Just go to google maps and zoom in on the areas with "no population". There are full towns everywhere.
Nathaniel Cook
>North Western Victoria is a swamp
No it's not. It's the Mallee and Wimmera. Sparsely populated and arid, but not swamp. Around the Grampians there's better land and soil.
>Everywhere west of that empty part of new south Wales is a desert
Nope. I grew up in southern NSW. The parts immediately west of the Great Dividing Range get rain and are good for agriculture and people. This is the gently westward sloping section of the Great Artesian Basin.
>That empty part east of Victoria is too mountainous
East Gippsland is huge and not mountainous. One day there'll be a city over that way.
>The northern part of Northern Territory is habitable, but "owned" by aboriginals
Ever heard of Darwin?
>Western Tasmania is a mystery but probably a bureaucracy thing
National park
>All the habitable parts of western Australia are inhabited, they're just taking their time filling it out
There's a lot more development possible in WA, especially down in the SW section.
I honestly suspect that you're not even Australian since you're so wrong about what's meant to be your country. You're probably a tourist on a stopover in Sydney airport before you fly on to NZ.
Caleb Reyes
Did your parents get you circumcised when you were born?
Noah Kelly
>Did your parents get you circumcised when you were born?
Actually no. I was one of the few kids at my Catholic school who wasn't circumcised. I'm glad my parents had the sense not to mutilate me. Rates of circumcision in Australia used to be around 50 percent. I bet you didn't know there were so many cutfags here.
Evan Jackson
No you aren't, but you couldn't pay me to live there so it really doesn't matter now does it?
Brody Ramirez
Go eat a slug Bruce .
Evan Cooper
l.
Finished it for you.
Matthew Adams
I want to colonize Australias outback. Its like a wierd fantasy.
John Russell
> (You)
>>North Western Victoria is a swamp
>No it's not. It's the Mallee and Wimmera. Sparsely populated and arid, but not swamp. Around the Grampians there's better land and soil.
More south of that, just north of Gambier, the Murray twists and turns creating a warm swamp that's completely uninhabitable.
>>Everywhere west of that empty part of new south Wales is a desert
>Nope. I grew up in southern NSW. The parts immediately west of the Great Dividing Range get rain and are good for agriculture and people. This is the gently westward sloping section of the Great Artesian Basin.
No, I mean further west than that.
>>That empty part east of Victoria is too mountainous
>East Gippsland is huge and not mountainous. One day there'll be a city over that way.
I mean the Alps. Building in even slightly hilly regions is difficult.
>>The northern part of Northern Territory is habitable, but "owned" by aboriginals
>Ever heard of Darwin?
Yes, Darwin and Nullarbor and Katherine. It's hot, but there's still a lot of green up there, it's just that northern Territory is filled with either military and otherwise 30% of its permanent population is aboriginal.
>>Western Tasmania is a mystery but probably a bureaucracy thing
>National park
Still would rather believe there's an alien settlement there.
>>All the habitable parts of western Australia are inhabited, they're just taking their time filling it out
>There's a lot more development possible in WA, especially down in the SW section.
Yeah, but it's slow and spread out. WA has an extremely conservative culture.
>I honestly suspect that you're not even Australian since you're so wrong about what's meant to be your country. You're probably a tourist on a stopover in Sydney airport before you fly on to NZ.
David Butler
Does your uncut willy look nice at least? foreskin fully functional etc?
Xavier White
I heard from an inside source that the real reason the Australians bought the m1 abrams was to combat the giant snakes and spiders, the armor on the leopard 1 isn't enough to stop the lvl. 1000 bush spider venom anymore
Adam Davis
Ooops I meant Nhulunbuy
Jackson Sanders
>More south of that, just north of Gambier, the Murray twists and turns creating a warm swamp that's completely uninhabitable.
Gambier isn't in Victoria. And anyway, it's near south-west Victoria. You don't know your geography at all.
>No, I mean further west than that.
Not what you said, even if the thoughts in your head were different from the words you used.
Otherwise I give up. You don't know the country well at all. Australia's population is likely to double over the next fifty years. If you're in another country and looking to invest in real estate, then Australia is a really, really good option for you.
>Does your uncut willy look nice at least? foreskin fully functional etc?
Yes and yes. Thanks for your immense interest in my penis.
Jordan Lee
You fool! You'll kill us all!
Dominic Martin
We buy it from the Americans because it is expected we will hand over billions and keep that consistency. The truth is, Americans restrict our capacity to trade and integrate with Asia— one day their trouble with China will be our trouble. Politically, why does the Alliance survive? Because a significant number of Australians still think we need an insurance policy against invasion by Indonesia, that’s why.
Poor old Indonesia. They can barely govern themselves these days, let alone invade us. The Alliance is the last manisfestation of the White Australia mentality. Sacrificing Australian pride and independence— and our national interests, properly defined— for the safety blanket of great and powerful friends. It’s just another form of neocolonialism: a timid, insular nation at the bottom of the world, too frightened to embrace an independent foreign policy. And its politicians, more comfortable swanning around Washington with their Anglo masters than doing business in Asia.
Justin Flores
Based Bulgaria gets it
Oliver Lee
Only a non australian fuck wit would post something as fucking ignorant as this
William Adams
>Alice springs
>coon Capital of coonland
Brody Sanders
>you're not wrong
Landon Miller
>>That empty part east of Victoria is too mountainous
>East Gippsland is huge and not mountainous. One day there'll be a city over that way.
There are already enough cities in East Gippsland (Traralgon, Sale, Bairnsdale). We don't need huge cities out here.
William Wood
I just realized something. There's no way to travel through Australia by land is there? I mean look at all that grey. You can't tell me there are gas stations spread throughout there. It's either by land or air once you get inland about 200 miles isnt it?
Jayden Miller
>Traralgon, Sale, Bairnsdale
Traralgon and Sale aren't in East Gippsland and it's even a stretch to say Bairnsdale is in East Gippsland (it's not in East Gippsland Shire, for instance).
I'm thinking that there's opportunity for much bigger development up around Mallacoota or maybe even further north around Eden.
Parker Anderson
>There's no way to travel through Australia by land is there?
There are some major cross-country routes (like the Birdsville Track or across the Nullabor) and there are petrol stations at regular intervals. There are large areas with almost no roads as well. For those places, you need planes, but there's also very little reason to visit them unless you're a research scientist or mining explorer.
Alexander Thomas
You just gotta stock up on water
Colton Evans
Spare fuel, spare water and a sat phone will do the trick.
Tyler Howard
the problem with being a minor power in a world of global powers is that you will be exploited regardless of your policy stances. Australia can be in the anglosphere and get exploited by the US or be in the Sinosphere and get exploited by China. The only independence you get is the freedom to choose your master. Australian businesses have strayed from the anglosphere and have found themselves now locked into the sinosphere. Unfortunately you can't be a square in a world dominated by spheres (of influence). This is the price of globalism.
Noah Jackson
you know literally nothing about why australia is a such a low density population chink. its because that 20% is taking up all the arable land, literally nothing else is available to us. no extra land, no water to go with that land, and definitely no plant life to go with either of those.
we are full, now get out of my country chink shit.
Lucas Jones
Liam Lopez
America is a declining global power, we need to make sure that we at least have a foot in the Sinosphere.
Charles Evans
>you know literally nothing about why australia is a such a low density population chink. its because that 20% is taking up all the arable land, literally nothing else is available to us. no extra land, no water to go with that land, and definitely no plant life to go with either of those.
You're pretty badly informed, user, and you're making some embarrassingly false assumptions. All of my forebears were in Australia by the 1880s and were from the British Isles and Ireland. We have loads of undeveloped land still. We have plenty of water still (especially if we don't use loads of it for irrigation in inappropriate areas like around Mildura).
Here are some facts about population for you:
'Australia's population set to double to 46 million by 2075, Australian Bureau of Statistics projections show'
abc.net.au
'You decide Australia’s population, we’ll show you how it looks'
abc.net.au
And now you've seen how wrong you are, you'd do well to leave the Australian mainland for a place of inbred freaks like Norfolk Island. Good riddance.
Kayden Cruz
Ever seen your dad naked?
Aaron Rodriguez
They're buying farming land and converting it to residential land, with our population increasing while become an importer of food
Robert Anderson
>Ever seen your dad naked?
Nah, but I've seen your mum and her big saggy tits. Does that count?
Justin Fisher
What the fuck, that looks demonic
Luke Bell
She doesn't get with uncut anglo boys, sorry lad, she loves brown cock for some reason.
Luke White
>They're buying farming land and converting it to residential land, with our population increasing while become an importer of food
user, we're a net exporter of food by a significant margin. We sell shitloads of meat to the Middle East and Asia and huge volumes of grain too. We're really well placed for food safety and security.
'Australia feeds a lot of people. As a big country with a relatively small population, we have just over two arable hectares per person, one of the highest ratios in the world. Our diverse soils and climate provide a wide variety of fresh food all year round.
Historically we produce far more than we consume domestically. We sell around 65% of farm production overseas, making Australia a leading food-exporting nation. We therefore contribute to the food security not just of Australia, but of many other nations.'
'How many people can Australia feed?'
July 13, 2017 6.05am AEST
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Benjamin Williams
>She doesn't get with uncut anglo boys, sorry lad, she loves brown cock for some reason.
Must be because you've got the Swedish cuck gene through the maternal line. My condolences, user.
Landon Allen
Irregardless, ever seen your dad naked? who has a bigger willy out of you and him?
Lincoln Flores
It's almost like the vast majority of the land is too arid to sustain human civilisation.
Grayson Robinson
the grey area is british nuclear testing grounds and abo camps
Kevin Reed
Feel free to live in the centre of Mad Max land where the land is fertle and water rich.
James White
>theconversation.com
Your own articles says it's only possible to feed that population size if we do three things, such as increasing our food production(Hard to do with drought) stop food waste(Will never happen) and change our eating patterns(Will never happen) the article also doesn't mention how food costs will rise, and with wages not increasing for over a decade now this will have a huge impact on poor Australians(Whites)
Alexander Sullivan
Real population density, that is, population per km2 of arable land, is lower in Australia than anywhere else on Earth. However, it is still actually quite full, and wogs should very much fuck off back to their shitholes.
Liam Morris
Nobody wants to live inland, you fuckhead.
Josiah Sanders
>tfw you can't get a visa to live in Southwest Australia so you can finally have California weather without California
Life is cruel
Noah Collins
"Our wildlife is fucking sexy mate"
>Our wildlife is fucking sexy,* mate.•
Isaiah Lopez
What actually happens in the Australian steppe?
Aiden Cook
If you let me suck on your cut doodle, I'll marry you so you can get a visa.
Elijah Flores
But y?
Ethan Cook
Would you like to try an airdrop into the middle of the great sandy desert?
I think we could fit you on one of our choppers.
Charles Fisher
>m1
>Stopping combat kangaroos
In your dreams
Nathaniel Cox
Thanks for actually reading it. The article asks about the possibility of feeding the same proportion of people, taking into account population increases. This means people in Australia and outside. They're asking about feeding 'a total (domestic plus export) population fed by Australian production of 92 million to 121 million'.
Their answer to this is to say they think we can: 'Could Australia double the number of people we feed by 2061? The answer is yes'.
It seems pretty plausible to me too. More technology and machinery is making farm production more efficient. If we sort out our distribution chains a bit better and improve our sale pricing then we can definitely reduce food waste. And if we eat better and try to be healthier, then we'll be buying less junk food and throwing less away. All this seems quite possible to me.
Anyway, the general point is that Australia has a food capacity for way, way beyond the current population. This is another one of the many ways in which Australia is not even remotely close to being full.
Liam Kelly
>*SPIDER BRAAAAAAAP*
Xavier Ortiz
Fuck off memeflag.
Bit gay m8.
Carson Reyes
Married already, did you guys legalize fag marriage? I assume so
Hunter Young
The bit labelled south Africa is a semi desert. There is no permanent natural surface water there.
Juan Hughes
#TerraformStraya
Matthew Bell
Liberals won in SA by the way 16 long years of Labour shit over finally.
Justin Collins
Snakes and Spiders aren't the worst of it.
Isaiah Morris
Julian Murphy
>wanting to go to australia
Adrian Martin
>implying shitskins want to live in the outback
Nolan Ross
>Maratus volans is a species in the jumping spider family
>jumping spider family
>jumping spider
>jumping
>spider
Do they also scream when they jump, or is it another insect?
Samuel Watson
Plenty of space everywhere
Jeremiah Ross
Can any Aussie cunts tell me what the hell this strange geographical feature is?
Benjamin Gray
We call that one Abo's arsehole.