All it takes is for someone to start asking for the paper trail. "You owned this land, Woojidy Boojidy people? Where's the title deed? You gonna pay some tax on that?"
The aboriginals were nomadic; they had no concept of land ownership, settlement development, agriculture or farming.
Much like the climate change debate, there is only one side allowed to speak and everything they say is considered fact. Australia's fucked.
Let's be realistic here; if Putin decided he was going to eliminate the EU (and by that I mean the unelected bureaucracy masquerading as a legitimate governing body) the entire region would be better off.
No more migrant quotas, no more erosion of national culture and identity, no more countries bankrupting themselves to fund the boot on their neck.
Initially the EC was a decent idea, setting up free trade deals between nations and (I believe) mutual defence treaties. Unfortunately, just like so many other governmental organisations around the world, it grew too large, interfered too much and is now simply a massive burden on the hardworking taxpayer.
Downvoted for facts? This place really is turning into fucking Reddit. It's a provable fact that over the last 4 months, Bitcoin lost around 50% of its value. Will it regain that loss? Maybe, but the fact is it fluctuates too much to be considered a stable currency.
I member when the SNP were a fringe party promising 'freedom' from English tyranny. Never voted for them, because aside from the Braveheart card, they never ever seemed to have an actual plan. Seems they've simply evolved into an authoritarian socialist regime desperate to escape the UK and live under the EU boot.
I think with his family having come from Soviet-occupied Eastern Europe, he knows a thing or two about communism. Could be doing with more Australians learning a little about the world beyond their own border; they might start to actually question things.
Knowing the Victorian Labor Party, they'll be able to spin that into 'oh, the air quality in Melbourne is injuring these folks at the tennis. Time to impose extra charges on vehicles entering the city and mandate electric cars.'
Exact same shit here in Australia. More or less any of the industries with a jab mandate are allowing people who test positive but are 'asymptomatic' to continue working.
They realised they shot themselves in the foot with the mandate, but politicians being what they are, they'll never admit they made a mistake.
Another thing the open world killed was the sense of immersion, ironically. The OG games always had set-pieces where you walked into a shitstorm of UNSC vs. enemies. They made it feel like there was a larger battle going on and you were just a part of the world.
Infinite tries to replicate that with the distress calls, but at no point in my playthrough did I feel immersed in the world.
They also have a 'no fault' compensation scheme in place. So basically if your state government or employer forces you to take the jab in order to continue making a living, and said jab seriously injures you, the federal government will throw dollars at you as long as you concede there's no-one at fault for it.
Kek.
Eyecrowave. ;-)