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Dunkurtin retweeted
It's easy to point at Jillian Segal and make fun of how crazy and stupid she is, but the Albanese government is the only reason her craziness and stupidity is a problem. The thing about Segal and all these "antisemitism advisors" they're setting up in western governments is that they're just random people with strong political opinions who are being elevated to ridiculous levels of influence. They're not experts, they're just people who happen to hold the political opinion that it should be illegal to criticize the state of Israel. Which wouldn't normally be an issue; our society is full of individuals with terrible political opinions. The problem is that our government has selected these cartoonishly ridiculous Zionists to help shape policy in immensely consequential ways that erode the civil liberties of our nation. Our leaders are the ones to blame for these inept lunatics wielding absurd levels of influence; left to their own devices they'd just be harmless idiots. They're only harmful because they're being given the power to do harm.
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Proof @GhostOfSocrates is just a lying sack of shit incapable of even engaging in the most basic aspects of supporting their argument.
He refuses to read what was said and projects a strange argument haha.
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Wanting to be able to trust that new graduates in any profession are actually competent and know the basics of their field is apparently "morally repugnant" now. 🙄
Let’s be honest. All these people upset about college students using AI are just jealous they didn’t have it when they were in college. They just want them to suffer like they did. It’s an old story: “Well if I suffered, they should too.” It’s also a morally repugnant position.
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Hundreds of people have been yelling at me that I’ll be left behind in academia if I don’t use AI
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More than 140,000 fake citations across four research repositories were identified in papers and preprints published in 2025 alone go.nature.com/4uH7o54
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For over a year, Victoria Police and sections of the media attempted to paint me as an antisemite. Now, in open court, police have formally abandoned any claim that I am motivated by antisemitism. After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars, after endless headlines, after attempts to destroy my name, reputation and livelihood, the case has now narrowed to one question. Whether political words spoken at a protest were “insulting”. This is no longer the case they sold to the public. Even the court has now ruled that police cannot rely on unrelated chants like “intifada” or “from the river to the sea” to poison the context against me. Why? Because justice is supposed to be based on evidence, not emotion, politics, or public hysteria. What is happening here goes far beyond me. This case is testing the limits of political expression, protest, and free speech in Australia. You do not have to agree with me to understand how dangerous it is when governments attempt to criminalise political slogans, historical debate, and dissent. History matters. Context matters. Truth matters. And despite everything they’ve thrown at me, I’m still standing.
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Cuts to the NACC and the Human Rights Commission give the impression this Government is giving up on systemic support for equal rights to safety and security for everyone. You can't claim to care about social cohesion while defunding the bodies built to deliver it and defend it.
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Embarrassed a fact denying zionist thoroughly enough that they limited their account visibility to their 2 followers (one of which is likely their main account). 🤣🤣🤣
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Hey @auspost i have this wild idea, bear with me. When you are checking if people are home to deliver a parcel, instead of mental telepathy, you could get your employees to ring the doorbell?
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I know you are going to be stalking my posts despite blocking me after embarrassing you so thoroughly so let me spell this out for you. I described bartering. You called it capitalism. I pointed out bartering does not mean capitalism. You jumped to capital = capitalism. Moron
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I can think of at least one more application.
Japanese researchers have developed a soft robotic tongue that mimics the sensation of a real tongue it has potential applications in therapy, elderly care, and robotic pets.
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Notice he leaves rent out of the expenses as if it isnt a major factor if thebsotuarion is anything like it is here in Aus currently (which what ive seen suggests it is). Because correctly blaming other greedy capitalists doesn't reflect the narrative he wants to create.
A simple message to the silly socialists. You’re upset by businesses telling you that they will fail with the minimum wage increase. You’re telling business owners silly things like if you can’t pay the minimum wage then you don’t have a viable business. I want to make this easier to understand, because if you mean what you say, you want people to have jobs and earn a liveable wage. So listen, businesses fail for all kinds of reasons, mainly because they are unprofitable. We are seeing a wave of business closures at the moment because of the compounding costs from the state against a cost of living crisis. To make a cup of coffee profitable it has to eat a lot costs: - 20% VAT (the inputs can’t be claimed back) - Business rates (a tax before you earn) - Rising NI costs - Employment rights load - Rising energy costs - Inflation All these are imposed by the state. There is also a time tax with all the accounting, HR and regularity requirements which impose cost of consultants and time costs to ensure compliance, distracting owners from operating their businesses. Then there are the other normal costs. A business owner needs to make a profit else the business fails. If the business fails there are less jobs and lower tax receipts. If there are less jobs then public services crumble and welfare requirements increase. This is a compounding problem and what leads to the downward spiral of a country. So… where does the money come from if there are less jobs. The government borrows it, that increase in the money supply drives more inflation, making life more expensive for the people you want to help. Some who now don’t have the job they once had. So what now? What is your plan? I get it, you don’t really have one, this is what has happened to every socialist state, this is how a country goes from rich to poor. We have no divine right to be a wealthy nation and can certainly lose that status. So this is your challenge, can you accept society has a distribution of wealth which means there are rich and poor or would you rather everyone was poorer as long as there are no rich. That’s what socialists tend to want, though I have a secret for you, you can’t get rid of people being rich. I know you think profit is ugly, but the profit motive is what creates business and jobs. So anyway. I’m going to keep promoting proper economics because that’s how a nation becomes prosperous and prosperity leads to a net better outcome for all. This does mean I am going to have to make fun of your stupid socialist ideas. Good luck, read a book and stop being a dumb dumb.
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“It’s always a sad day when I have to remind people of gas lobby talking points,” said the PM
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One day, kids will study Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu the same way we studied Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin.
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“When I said the Pope is weak on crime, I meant it as a compliment.”
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RT @JeffreyLuscombe: If we’re taking sides… I’m on the side of the Pope. And I’m an atheist.
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Replying to @martyrmade
If Israel are terrorists, then so are the U.S. They’ve committed the same acts.
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Yes, 21 SAS testimonies among them. He already lost a defamation case over being called a war criminal, so resoundingly that it is why they now have to press charges (because they previously were happy to bury it and imprisoned the whistelblower instead).
Does the prosecution have strong evidence to support their claim?
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Only Israelis make a point in saying “double-sided” ceasefire which’s different to normal ceasefires where Israel only continues to attack
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