Sorry if it wasn't clear. I'm saying I agree that Labor pushes these issues performatively, as evidenced by them apparently covering for the past Labor screw-up DMB blew the whistle on - the mismanagement of of the Afghanistan war specifically our SAS troops in the Gillard&Rudd era.
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Who was in government when these alleged war crimes occured? Checks notes Ah, ok
Are you implying that Australia has freedom of speech enshrined in our laws? Please could you point me to them?
will we know who firebombed friendlyjordies now?
You and me won't. Palantir's AIP might get a good idea:
The assessment enables a broader range of Australian government agencies and commercial organisations to use Palantir’s Foundry and artificial intelligence platform, AIP.
Oh, so screwed...
The assessment enables a broader range of Australian government agencies and commercial organisations to use Palantir’s Foundry and artificial intelligence platform, AIP.
The assessment enables a broader range of Australian government agencies and commercial organisations to use Palantir’s Foundry and artificial intelligence platform, AIP.
Who'd they ask? Not me.
What a headline. Where's the active agent in this? Or does going to Sydney protests just naturally carry the risk of going blind? Wtaf
Well, I generally don't consider satire to be a solid argument, it usuallp consisting of a joke and all. But if it makes people think, I'd consider it a win.
This bill is clearly not an effective solution for the stated problem. If you think it is, you'd probably make a good liberal senator.
Cool. I was referring to last night's Senate vote that passed 34-19.
Most of the Coalition. All of Labor. None of the cross-bench.
Yes they did!