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UnSubRocky Gold Member Offline Crocodile Hunter: Origins Posts: 25797 Rockhampton Gender:	Re: Every State To Make Easter Sunday A Holiday Reply #15 - Yesterday at 1:40pm Jasin wrote Yesterday at 1:05pm: The Lefties having been promoting Ramadan instead these past 10 years I bet even the lefties would not want to starve themselves from sun up to sundown for the month.
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Jasin Gold Member Offline Posts: 57326 Gender:	Re: Every State To Make Easter Sunday A Holiday Reply #16 - Yesterday at 1:59pm Of course not. They're just using it in their anti-white agenda
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Sir Eoin O Fada Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 3837 New England, NSW Gender:	Re: Every State To Make Easter Sunday A Holiday Reply #17 - Yesterday at 2:16pm Australia is a supposed secular state, so there is no reason for religious public holidays. It’s hypocritical, just as when I was in the workforce, Seven Day Adventists would refuse to work Saturday but happily claim bouble time for Sunday, an ordinary day of the week for them.
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Reply #18 - Yesterday at 2:57pm

I will still be young enough to be working a job, when the government decides not to keep religious holidays. I won't even notice. I only know that it was Good Friday because the workplace paid holiday rates. People/customers will remind me, starting in November, that it will be Christmas. And I won't be rostered for Christmas Day.

Other than that, I won't know when a holiday is on. Mum and Dad's 50th wedding anniversary is coming up next month. Beyond that, I don't plan on anything else.

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Reply #19 - Yesterday at 3:30pm

Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Yesterday at 2:16pm:

Australia is a supposed secular state, so there is no reason for religious public holidays.
It’s hypocritical, just as when I was in the workforce, Seven Day Adventists would refuse to work Saturday but happily claim bouble time for Sunday, an ordinary day of the week for them.

Well when its the King's 🤴 birthday public holiday.
Does that mean all the anti-monarchy (irish) pro Republicans here still go to work? Grin

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Reply #20 - Today at 1:14pm

Jasin wrote Yesterday at 3:30pm:

Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Yesterday at 2:16pm:

Well when its the King's 🤴 birthday public holiday.
Does that mean all the anti-monarchy (irish) pro Republicans here still go to work? Grin

Ye. And you cucked monarchists can stay home and do nothing, just like you do for Australia. Or you could go to work and earn normal time pay. Extra pay should be for the Republicans who are inconvenienced by having a king.

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