Daves2017 wrote Yesterday at 10:22am:



Oh get your hand off it.

She doesn't get to be an irredeemable bully and still cry foul because she was assessed correctly.

A suitable adage is ... lie down with dogs, expect to get fleas.

She set the temperature. Still, Albanese is well below her simmering point. He's just stating the bleeding obvious.

It's rank hypocrisy. And it's just breaking my heart that my countryfolk are buying it.

What is happening to my country?

mothra wrote Yesterday at 10:38am:


Why are you so aggressive in your comments?

You obviously have a vocabulary and you are possibly “ afraid “ to use it down here with the plebs?

Do you feel superior because you chose to “ dumb” yourself and language down to talk to us plebs?


You’re completely over reacting because suddenly democracy isn’t working the way you want it.

I don't really vibe with Pauline or Barnaby.
They are too Whinney and lemon lips for me.
I would advise them to laugh at their political opponents.
Ridicule them with funny nicknames but don't be reactive.
Being reactive means you are falling into your opponents frame

It makes you seem low status and it gives away your power.

Laugh at albo and Wong.
Make it seem like you are so far above them, all they are worthy of is to be the butt of your jokes.

If albo attacks you, it's probably better to say something like
" being attacked by albo is like being hit with a wet lettuce. I will see if one nation can buy him a gym mem rrship to get rid of his man boobs".

In fact, calling him " man boobs" would be a good move.
I'll send Matt canavan  an email.
There's a guy who gets it

I don't really vibe with Pauline or Barnaby.
They are too Whinney and lemon lips for me.
I would advise them to laugh at their political opponents.
Ridicule them with funny nicknames but don't be reactive.
Being reactive means you are falling into your opponents frame

It makes you seem low status and it gives away your power.

Laugh at albo and Wong.
Make it seem like you are so far above them, all they are worthy of is to be the butt of your jokes.

If albo attacks you, it's probably better to say something like
" being attacked by albo is like being hit with a wet lettuce. I will see if one nation can buy him a gym mem rrship to get rid of his man boobs".

In fact, calling him " man boobs" would be a good move.
I'll send Matt canavan  an email.
There's a guy who gets it

Attorney-General says Hanson should reflect on behaviour after political violence claim

September 1 2026
ABC News



In short:
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has called on Senator Pauline Hanson to reflect on her own behaviour after she accused the prime minister of inciting political violence.   

Anthony Albanese labelled the One Nation leader "dangerous, divisive and downright dishonest" at a Labor state conference in Queensland on Sunday.

What's next?
Politically motivated violence, threats and harassment are on the rise in Australia, with ASIO boss Mike Burgess previously warning it was "flashing red".


Attorney-General Michelle Rowland has called on Pauline Hanson to reflect on her own behaviour and her party's ideology after the One Nation leader accused the prime minister of inciting political violence.

On Monday, Senator Hanson said Anthony Albanese had "crossed a line" during a Queensland Labor conference speech in which he labelled hard-right political parties "dangerous, divisive and downright dishonest".

"We simply must defeat them. We owe it to history," Mr Albanese said.

"They'll say anything and do anything to win votes. Bend any facts. Peddle misinformation and disinformation. Turn Australian against Australian. Parties like One Nation have no serious answers to our problems."

Senator Hanson on social media said the prime minister's speech went too far and the comments incited political violence.

She later told the ABC Mr Albanese's treatment of her made her feel unsafe.

"What he's doing is putting me in a position of threats against me now that I have to have federal police protection whenever I'm out here, meeting people," she said.

In a post to social media on Tuesday, Senator Hanson labelled Ms Rowland's comments slanderous and demanded an apology.

"No minister, especially the Attorney-General and first law officer of the country, should suggest there is any justification for threats against Australians because of the political party they support," she wrote.

Asked about the prime minister's comments, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor said Mr Albanese must also be held accountable for his own "divisive and dangerous" behaviour.

"He divided Australians by race on the Voice, and what he has failed to do on many things, including with Islamic extremism, is he has failed to deal with dangerous situations," he said.
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"There should be zero tolerance for threats or violence against elected politicians," he said.