Isn't freedom an inalienable right rather than a "reward"? - this is from the Australian Speccy, again. And it's about Qld, again. Qld being the only Australian state currently ruled by a woman (ping, Impy + crew), who is, notably, childless. She's also now the "longest-serving" current premier. - Kotaku In Action 2

Isn't freedom an inalienable right rather than a "reward"? - this is from the Australian Speccy, again. And it's about Qld, again. Qld being the only Australian state currently ruled by a woman (ping, Impy + crew), who is, notably, childless. She's also now the "longest-serving" current premier. (archive.md)

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– bamboozler1 [S] 6 points 2 years ago +6 / -0

Here's the OG link, in case it changes/someone wants it: https://spectator.com.au/2021/11/isnt-freedom-an-inalienable-right-rather-than-a-reward/

It's generally a soft paywall, depending on how many of their stories you've read in the last month, without clearing cookies, etc. Not sure about geoblocking restrictions, or anything like that, I'm afraid...

More broadly, though, send help, pls. This is going to affect me DIRECTLY, soon, in addition to being locked out of visiting my grandfather (different state), and then even from VISITING my home state, in like a month.

Australia has completely fallen, now. We're pretty much a province of China/the old USSR, at this point. I genuinely would appreciate a democratic "invasion/takeover" by, like, you Americans/maybe even the Brits, at this point. I'm honestly not sure this country is salvageable, anymore... :-(

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