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1/Australia, it's time.

This week's events have convinced me that we need to exert our power as a people, with the aim of replacing* the Australian federal government, not in 2022 but NOW. I don't say this lightly.

*by legitimate means; pls read thread before forming opinion
2/THIS GOVERNMENT CANNOT BE MADE BETTER.

There's no use appealing to them.

As we've seen this week, there's no use expecting them to obey the law either.

But the main reason for not waiting until 2022 to vote them out?

Bushfire season is coming. And they haven't got a plan.
3/Even after the death and destruction of last summer, THIS GOVERNMENT HAS NO BUSHFIRE PLAN.

They'll leave it to the state premiers again, while undermining the ones who openly call out their infantile efforts to politicise crisis situations.

Exactly like they're doing now.
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28 years ago, I graduated from #ShoreSchool - a fact I, frankly, don’t like to admit do. From the first day term 2 year 9, until I had a mental breakdown and tried to quit 2 weeks before my trial HSC, I was subjected to (multiple) daily verbal abuse and physical assault…
…constantly hunted in corridors, and grabbed by the hair, and hurled around, and against walls, labelled a “faggot”, for the crime of a *haircut*.

Yes, apparently, there are “gay” haircuts.

#ShoreSchool
That school was expensive, even then, and two generations of my family had all pooled resources to cover the fees - I was a third generation student.

It wasn’t until my (separated parents) father, having finally found out, after I told him I was “quitting”…

#ShoreSchool
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#shoreschool fiasco got me thinking on a tangent - I’d guess 90% of my fellow medical school graduates attended a private school. I went to a public school but even that had selective entry. Privilege begets further privilege.
Worth noting that obviously not all private school students come from immensely privileged backgrounds. But the homogeneity is an issue.
That said there are other forms of diversity among medical graduates.
I did go to one terrible secondary state school and honestly I don’t think anyone who’s been to a private school can imagine how bad it can get.

but the amazing thing is that the school has now transformed and now is absolutely brilliant!
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