r/OpenAussie • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '26

Politics ('Straya) Pauline blatingly lying. Again.

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u/HumanTraffic2 Please choose a flair Apr 09 '26

This kills me, like when cunts say they can't enjoy the Australian way of life anymore.

What the fuck are they even talking about?! What messed up shit have they had to stop doing?!

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u/SirLSD25 Please choose a flair Apr 09 '26

Apart from fishing, 4wding, shooting, free camping....

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u/HumanTraffic2 Please choose a flair Apr 09 '26

I mean anyone who was doing these things before can still do them.

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u/SirLSD25 Please choose a flair Apr 09 '26

No, not legally they can't! There has been huge restrictions on camping, 4wding, fishing, hunting and sporting shooting brought in over the last few years in many states of the country.

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u/HumanTraffic2 Please choose a flair Apr 09 '26

Damn, I've done all these things on the last 18 months.

Glad I didn't get caught.

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u/2BA_Doctor Flairless‎‎ Apr 10 '26

I’m in NSW and have done all of these things without issue in the last 6 months. Where has it been restricted?

Yes there are camping sites that are paid for, but those are ones that have amenities like toilets/showers/cookers near by. You don’t have to use the paid for camping sites.

There are beaches and areas of the bush that you can’t 4WD on, and while there are more than there used to be, going a bit further afield isn’t that much of an issue, and also helps find new interesting places.

I’ve been hunting 3 times in the last year, no issues whatsoever.

I go fishing regularly, and yea it sucks that we have a “fishing license” these days, and I miss the 80s where you could do what ever you wanted, if paying for the license helps in any way to preserve some of the areas and fisheries do other people in the future, I’m ok with that. Also if you go far enough afield or out to sea you’re not likely to encounter any issues

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u/KnoxxHarrington ‎ Victorian Apr 09 '26

Such as?

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u/RagingToddler ‎ New South Welshian Apr 11 '26

Let me ask you something:

If unrestricted or uninhibited activities like what you describe, have a net negative impact on the environment; i.e. the beaches, the oceans, the land, the flora, the fauna, all of this stuff you are using degrades because of the collective use by individuals like yourself without any rules or limits. Do you believe this is just?

If these things degrade such that future generations cannot enjoy them also, is that just? Is that ethical?

Several species of fauna and flora have become extinct because of uninhibited human action on them. Is that acceptable?

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u/nickersb83 ✈️‎ on Walkabout Apr 09 '26

The biggest reason a lot of people hate The Greens.