Taleya
@Taleya@aussie.zone
- Comment on Australia’s strongest gun reform since the Port Arthur massacre has become law. Here’s what you need to know 1 day ago:
You’ll still whinge and complain, especially if you’re not an Australian
- Comment on Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities 1 day ago:
Bullshit.
- Comment on Australia’s strongest gun reform since the Port Arthur massacre has become law. Here’s what you need to know 1 day ago:
you could try not wasting ammo on rats full stop
- Comment on Australia’s strongest gun reform since the Port Arthur massacre has become law. Here’s what you need to know 1 day ago:
No.
- Comment on Woolies' new AI system fundamentally changes the role of the shopper 1 day ago:
placing suggested items directly into a customer’s online shopping basket.
Woolworths says Olive will not complete purchases automatically, and customers will still need to approve and pay for orders.
soo… They’re gonna be randomly putting shit in people’s carts and hoping they don’t notice before they checkout.
…yea, there’s gonna be a class action in the future.
- Comment on Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities 1 day ago:
Dude. You’re spouting iphone line? seriously?
A new phone on a plan costs less over a year than one months rent. Get that into your head.
- Comment on Ebike ‘swarms’ descend on roads and parks across Australia as meet-ups gather pace 1 day ago:
How much of that did you do as a kid on school holidays? Don’t spout horseshit.
- Comment on Four-year-old boy dies after car crashes into shopping centre in Canberra 1 day ago:
What are you trying to achieve here.
What are you devils advocating for.
- Comment on Four-year-old boy dies after car crashes into shopping centre in Canberra 1 day ago:
And a gun is a weapon designed explicitly to kill things.
They are not the same and you’re a piece of utter shit if you try and take a four year olds death and hurr hurr gun laws baaad on It.
- Comment on Australia’s strongest gun reform since the Port Arthur massacre has become law. Here’s what you need to know 1 day ago:
Tbh i think it’s one of those laws they can throw to get you on something when they have nothing else.
- Comment on "We kill enemies": Spy firm Palantir secures top Australian security clearance 2 days ago:
What coked up fuck monkey decided an agent of an unstable nation state threatening a NATO ally should have top security clearance???
- Comment on Four-year-old boy dies after car crashes into shopping centre in Canberra 2 days ago:
fuck off with your gun equivalency in this thread. Seriously.
- Comment on Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities 2 days ago:
If you’re already paying someone elses mortgage, how are you going to save up a deposit to get your own?
- Comment on Melbourne goes from among the most to least expensive capital cities 3 days ago:
that and a whole slew of minimum standards that now making being a slumlord cunt very *very *unattractive
- Comment on Australians could soon live and work in EU freely, with the same rules applying for EU citizens in Australia, as part of long-awaited trade deal 4 days ago:
considering we already have a very similar arrangement between NZ and AU I’d really not be shocked if you end up looped in
- Comment on Australians could soon live and work in EU freely, with the same rules applying for EU citizens in Australia, as part of long-awaited trade deal 4 days ago:
France and Britain are completely overrun by immigrants
Yeah that’s a lie. And one that’s very readily disproven. Use of emotive language, veiled threats of loss of way of life…look mate, just pick up your childish right wing panic points and keep them to yourself, thank you.
- Comment on Breaking: Neo-Nazi group says it will disband due to proposed hate speech laws 1 week ago:
I want them cowering in fear
- Comment on Australia should reconsider alliance with ‘fiercely unpredictable’ US, former foreign ministers say 1 week ago:
We’re also not a strategic point between the US and Russia, so that’s another key point why the orange turd is not interested
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Time for the Bethselamin protocol
- Comment on 1 week ago:
affluenza.
- Comment on Why might NBN cable have been removed? 2 weeks ago:
Streetside repairs that never bothered ro replace because it’s the customer’s job to let other utilities know. Those things get taken out all the time, especially aerial ones.
- Comment on Man charged after allegedly firebombing rabbi’s car with Hanukah decorations in Melbourne driveway 2 weeks ago:
Reading the article it sounds a lot less “attack on Rabbi” and a lot more like “mental health rampage”
The man faces multiple charges including six counts of criminal damage by fire, six counts of shop theft, three counts of obtaining property by deception, two counts of attempted theft from motor vehicle, theft from a motor vehicle and burglary.
- Comment on Rise in holiday measles infections sparks health alerts in NSW, SA and Victoria 2 weeks ago:
Talk to your chemist/doctor - i had the childhood mmr as a kid, booster in 1990 (back then it was afab only) and got an adult booster for free last year.
- Comment on Rise in holiday measles infections sparks health alerts in NSW, SA and Victoria 2 weeks ago:
quick reminder: if you’re an adult, get a fucking MMR booster. It’s free if there’s no record of a second booster, and if you were born last century then the records sure as shit ain’t digitised. You can get it at a chemist. Free. No measles. Cooker proof.
- Comment on Man who failed to remove backyard cheese facility told to pay $120,000 2 weeks ago:
And the comments section is full of Italians telling him to go fuck himself
- Comment on Australia’s red and yellow beach flags can confuse tourists. Is it time to change them? 2 weeks ago:
Not really hard - just have an iconography of the flags with red X marks left and right, and a green tick and swimmer in the middle of the two flags
- Comment on Australia’s red and yellow beach flags can confuse tourists. Is it time to change them? 2 weeks ago:
alternatively just have up bigass signs saying “Swim between flags when on display”. They used to be pretty ubiquitous
- Comment on Australia’s red and yellow beach flags can confuse tourists. Is it time to change them? 2 weeks ago:
The problem seems to be “no one knows what they mean” so uh, how is changing them going to correct that, exactly?
- Comment on Soft plastic recycling coming back with new facility open in NSW 3 weeks ago:
Monash has been doing this for a while, good to see it taking off
- Comment on Long Before Bondi Massacre, Australian Jews Lived With a Sense of Peril 3 weeks ago:
Bait article