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thats why we shouldn't tax it, it'll give a more sizable impact in the economy AI is not to the point you describe yet, thats why I reckon it'll be tested hard

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They're getting the centers to pay for their own solar and water, its the NT and Queensland governments who are the exception you are talking about. We are not 100% in on decarbonisation (compromise) but still world leading, don't buy into Australian Institute talking points that it still good.

I'm tired of the doomerism I've watched a many question time and senate estimates, our gov's current stance on AI (with the exception of Queensland and NT) is an arms-length "you can build here but you gotta pay for the solar and water so we don't"

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Example for the first sentence: "But AI is ever-improving" or in this case: "People are tired of the major parties" I genuinely do not know if people started tired of the parties then it was reported or if everything started being framed like that then we followed along.

Independent presses still comment in the context of a wider narrative I see Labor acting on everything I would have wanted them to and more when i voted, but the goalposts seem to have shift. There is some stuff I would like them to do more on but thats compromise, thats democracy.

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They give that to both major parties and if I were a sleazy company I would do that just to throw people off. My point still stands either way, deals with gas have been contracted by Libs. AI deals are still nebulous, hence greater likelihood of action.

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I ask that you apply that to distrust to all political parties and to the media. This is coming from a ex-green who has studied media academically. Labor has is giving world leading progress on climate change and has fixed negative gearing. Those actions are why I back them.

Its Labor, literally every press outlet reports them unfavorably, private media has always been against union parties. I still remember the speed of which Bondi (sorry for the heaviness) was politicised by the opposition and press alike against Labor. That has never happened before.

we have signed contracts with oil/gas, that's why movement against them is difficult. AI contracts are still ongoing I'd believe state capture if it were any other party in charge, Labor is funded through union-based institutions. Not mining billionaires like ON/LIB or the Australian Institute are

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"A taskforce has been launched to explore the “legal situation” of the breach" I reckon its real likely we will, Labor is the ones who built medicare

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"A taskforce has been launched to explore the “legal situation” of the breach." Question for you, If they didn't say anything until the legal path was clear would you still call us piss weak?

I reckon this will test who is legally liable for AI hacks (since Medicare is Labor's darling), and that will happen way before either of those things get hacked. AI isn't particularly adept at hacking, if you look at it from just costs. Give any group the same money as OpenAI and this can happen

I mean not really, OpenAI just hacked an Australian institution

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Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 23/09/2026

"The portal contains non-sensitive Medicare information relating to data and statistics, such as spending"

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Can't place that there m'lord

Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 22/09/2026

There's also potential interference in the 2010 Labor spill. I don't put it pass the US to do such intentionally, their history of foreign interference speaks for itself. Also, assuming that they do have that sort of power over us contextualises AUKUS real well

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Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 22/09/2026

I agree on the better part but we did lose a PM who was critical of American military bases He was the only one to be "fired" from the job by the Governor General, that's pretty vassal-like.

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Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 20/09/2026

misinfomation horses should never

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Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 20/09/2026

11 days till we have to duel to the death sad

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Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 20/09/2026

I make 2 gazillion eggs like this on my phone game

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Don't know much about WA, mostly just that its big into mining Victoria might honestly be the best place in the country and thats hard to say coming from a NSW-er such as myself.

and yet, they've been elected. One of which since federation. This exchange is what I mean by affect btw, you and me both know spouting a wall of flak is more to feel good rather than convince me. I would spout general talking points back but I don't carry those with me

If this re-clarified fact terrifies you. please consult and join your nearest suspiciously well funded political party

Question, are you saying this for me or the general internet public? If we did want to try some discussion together I might suggest just posting our single best point against each party and leaving it at that. Better to have one thing to mull over each, rather than a long shouting match

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Yes, and I'm also aware there is LITERALLY NOTHING that will convince you to share this view Case in point the issue of affect

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Very politically/societally stable here in Australia relative to the rest of the world. Very decent welfare too. Although we're having a bit of an over-immigration issue so there might be some barriers to entry

ON is a party of affect, not substance. Like how Labor is giving us the best we can reasonably get given global circumstances but still seems alike Collation in many peoples minds

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also *cough cough* we signed these deals under libs and Labor has been getting real stuff done on curbing multinational tax avoidance

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I agree its a bad deal we signed with Gas companies But I don't want the country to become funded by fossil fuel companies through taxes, it'll just make it harder to transition away from them later on. There is more tax dollars to gain from other industries

Dain5k @dain5k.neocities.org · 16/09/2026

I approve of the gender on display