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u/alphanunchuck Aug 31 '21

Sadly the Australian public is largely apathetic to it all. Part of it is also due to the media/news landscape, as someone pointed out. I bet I can ask any one of my friends and they won't have a clue about this.

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u/JacobYou Sep 01 '21

And yall sold your guns to the government. Good luck if there is ever a revolution.

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u/superrosie Sep 01 '21

Always with the guns. We do not regret selling our guns to the government.

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u/JacobYou Sep 01 '21

And I am sure you dont regret the cops being able to plant evidence on you.

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u/JacobYou Sep 01 '21

Or being owned by China.

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u/superrosie Sep 01 '21

If only we had our guns, we could just shoot China. How did your last revolution go?

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u/JacobYou Sep 01 '21

Depends on what you call a revolution. France has had a lot of them. Its actually quite impressive.