Bête ennuyeuse

@mockgod.bsky.social

Undecided, blue, the infernal and divine, but quite describable (How do you put a content warning on my comments...?)

University of Sydney vice-chancellor says next time he will use more violence more quickly on pro-Palestine encampments and protests to prevent psycho-social harm to Jewish students and staff

Musk: 2020 $20b, today $1t pre-2020 Musk was Tesla, batteries and Starlink post-2020 Musk is Starship, robotaxis, Cybertrucks, Twitter - commercial flops and splody-assets, and the automated child-porn producing XAI The systems that should be regulating all of this... awol if not personally invested

Note that property investors get grandfathered changes, but NDIS participants do not. So our Government is effectively saying property investors deserve the dignity of maintaining their current comfort levels, but people with disabilities do not.

I can't wait to die, hopefully horribly. That way, people will finally say really nice things about me. I'll be rolling my eyes as I burn, but inside there'll be a warm glow that isn't caused by the brimstone and fires.

Starting to appear as if the rules of evidence in a court, or commission, just don't apply to sad stories told by Zionists. True or not, those stories are not being tested, none are providing evidence and considering the terms of the Commission, I'm not sure they should be allowed to testify at all

Latest Australian fossil fuel industry ad: We didn't want to hit you, but you made us do it. The condescension in the ad is extraordinary; how dare the peons trouble their masters?

Public schools are falling further behind as private schools gain a growing funding advantage. The result is deeper inequality – and long-term consequences for students and the economy, Trevor Cobbold writes. #auspol #education #schools #inequality

Underfunded public schools, overfunded private ones – the gap grows

Private schools are pulling further ahead as funding policies deepen inequality across Australia’s education system.

johnmenadue.com

Why does anyone argue that taxing billionaires or millionaires is like stealing from them? Or argue against directly stealing from them? Name one billionaire that spent even a second considering whether to steal from you; they spent all their time thinking of ways to do it more effectively.

Is there anything more modern-day-Labor than Richard Marles defending Australia troops against slander without mentioning the slander was committed by Donald Trump? Surface level concern underpinned by utter cowardice and complicity.

The tweet reads: Today, I want to be very clear - 

The more than 40,000 who served our nation in the 20 years of the war in Afghanistan did so with extraordinary bravery and made our nation proud. 

The 47 who made the ultimate sacrifice will forever have their names etched on our nation’s most sacred roll of honour.

For those who were injured physically, and mentally and emotionally, our nation remains in your debt.

The brave deeds of each of these people now form part of the history of our nation. And in thanking them for their service, all of us- in knowing they carried our flag- feel an immense sense of pride.

One small upside to these rushed, illiberal "hate" laws that government ministers can't seem to explain: I've never heard so much "Are people allowed to say '𝑰𝒔𝒓𝒂𝒆𝒍 𝒊𝒔 𝒄𝒐𝒎𝒎𝒊𝒕𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒐𝒄𝒊𝒅𝒆'?" in mainstream media interviews. Galling that govt can't answer, good that even Karl Stefanovic is asking.