Happy Birthday Julia Gillard – Here’s Some Bogan Trash

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Are you ready, dear readers? This is what the Tony Abbott/Rupert Murdoch/Alan Jones led politics of today have created, justified and fostered in the Australian public. This is what the scum of society fap over in the absence of real love and joy. This is a slap in the face to a politician who, love her or hate her managed to implement incredible progressive change that serves all of humanity while clinging to power within a hung parliament.

Happy birthday Julia Gillard. Despite the emotive power of this post, hopefully you will be warmed knowing that those that despise you are no more than the bottom feeders of a society which is built on fear. Those with half a brain appreciate much of what you have done and stood for.

Only Way to Impress a Man IS TO BE GREAT IN THE KITCHEN AND BEDROOM

To summarise Mark Thomson:

* Women are the only ones who lie, therefore they should not be granted positions of power;

* Women only need perform in the kitchen and in the bedroom. All other talents and skills are to be performed by men;

* It’s okay to tell a magistrate how you feel while facing a tribunal – as long as you don’t recoegnise (sic) the rule of law and you type in capitals.

‘…their (sic) fuk (sic) nuckles (sic) [and I] hope they die lol (sic).’

No Corie. Both sides of politics shouted the idea down. The idea came from the Anglican church. There is no conspiracy to breed less ‘Australians’ while welcoming more migrants to make Australia bigger.

Do your research.

Re: The Baby Bonus – why do you need to have a reptile license to own a turtle, but you can breed at will, collecting a random cash payment every time you pop a munchkin out? MANDATORY parental training is how the money should be spent – then we’ll have less people like Corie Dunn, Sharni Lee Campbell, Ryan Chapman and Chris Flanagan.

Thepunch.com.au said it best:

Parental leave, flexible working arrangements, affordable and accessible childcare – yes. Help for poverty-stricken families to get the basics – yes. Cash payments? Policy fail.