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Trump supporters / red pill men
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Ferthissen
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Is this your first time stepping outside the house?
If you think this is a conservative think tank I have a feeling you’re a shut in.
If you think this is a conservative think tank I have a feeling you’re a shut in.
I love how you’re trying to infer I’m weird when you have an avatar of Kim Jong Un. Even if you’re trying to be funny, it’s weird behaviour.
Bye girl!
Ferthissen
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My cousins escaped from there and it’s an immense sense of pride in our little community. Some of us display trauma via humour. But I’m sure your quite white life in Ringwood establishes you as the United Nations.
Slay it. ‘Girl.’
Ferthissen
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tbh massive agree though, they should do this during Diwali. Pappadums are cheap for the channel to supply and exciting for the housemates.
Have you ever been approached for a job on a program like this? Not even taking the piss.
Have you ever been approached for a job on a program like this? Not even taking the piss.
Lay off whatever you’re on because you’re making no sense.
Ferthissen
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That’s racist. I have had many attacks about my Korean heritage and it’s making me feel like this isn’t a safe space.
You’re thinking you’re an 8 or 9 on the scale of funny but realistically you’re a 1 or 2.
If you think Trump should be a major issues for discussion in the BB AU house, you're just too focused on US political team sports issues and ignoring what you should be focused on. There is NO good US president for us in Australia. You're being used as a bot online to engage in such pointless arguments. Look to local issues and Australia's interests. Which isn't renting nuclear submarines to fire missiles to China to be another proxy war.
Wow the point flew over your head. I don’t want to talk about Trump and I agree with you! But there’s literally 3 of them in there out of 13. I’ve never even met one in real life.
imsocold
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If you can't see how the US presidency impacts Australia, and that is not limited to Trump, then yikes. The question "Would you vote from Trump?" was framed poorly, but Trump as a leader has an undeniable impact on our sociopolitical culture and economy.
But hey, you're the same guy who tried to minimise Andrew Tate's influence on people as well.
Some people don't have two brain cells to spark a critical thought.
If you can't see how the US presidency impacts Australia, and that is not limited to Trump, then yikes. The question "Would you vote from Trump?" was framed poorly, but Trump as a leader has an undeniable impact on our sociopolitical culture and economy.
But hey, you're the same guy who tried to minimise Andrew Tate's influence on people as well.
Some people don't have two brain cells to spark a critical thought.
It is not helpful that you are insulting.
My comment about Andrew Tate is purely about him appearing to be another apparent influencer that came out of no where, that no one apparently ever heard of that becomes short hand to criticise people. I have still never ever heard of him referenced in a way other to criticise people. That does not mean he has followers or fans. I have just never ever come across anything online to suggest he has any actual influence. How dare you suggest that as any endorsement.
I admitted I may be ignorant. It's just another in a long list of people who apparently are these big influencers who seem to appear overnight and become shorthand for a whole bunch of things. It happens on all sides of politics. We get astroturfed with these things. I am not wrong or incorrect to ponder if he is another. I admitted my ignorance. I never downplayed and you are disingenuous to suggest otherwise.
I totally agree with him being a shit head. That wasn't my point.
If I actually was some alt right shit head (I'm absolutely not), wouldn't I have been aware of someone like him? Wouldn't I have ever come across something? YouTube would at least recommend Jordan Peterson lectures about how Frozen was propoganda. So there was some awareness that they existed.
You completely misinterpret what I said about Trump. I specifically mentioned a deal which is not in our country's interest that happened under Joe Biden. America is not our friend. I hate America. I just think people are idiots when they think there is a good choice.
People are distracted from local issues by the US political team politics. It is a purposeful distraction. Look at Albo bending the knee to Trump? There is no good US President for Australia.
Heck, it's even the 50th anniversary of when it is alleged they (they did) were behind getting Whitlam dismissed.
I am merely pointing out people are misguided for thinking there is a good side to US politics. The Gaza genocide happened on Biden's watch. Trump got some shitty kind of ceasefires. How do you square that?
They're all bad and it annoys the fuck out of me people are too ignorant to understand that. It's neither pro anyone. It's anti them all.
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Speaking as a Trump voter three times straight (I would have voted for Ron DeSantis in 2024), he does have a lot of impact on international politics. I actually disagree with him withholding food stamps from states until the shutdown ends. I thank God the shutdown is coming to an end, but that's a topic for another part of this forum.
As far as a conservative/right wing shift inside the Big Brother House, I don't see a problem with it. I think after a turbulent four years of being ultra woke and ultra left, people are tired of it. The rise of right-wing populism is driven by a complex interplay of economic anxiety, cultural backlash against progressive values, concerns over immigration, and a general distrust of political elites.
I know nothing about Australian politics aside from the fact that the Liberal party is the most conservative and that Tony Barber (England's gift to Australian game shows) is possibly a leftist who votes Labour.
As far as a conservative/right wing shift inside the Big Brother House, I don't see a problem with it. I think after a turbulent four years of being ultra woke and ultra left, people are tired of it. The rise of right-wing populism is driven by a complex interplay of economic anxiety, cultural backlash against progressive values, concerns over immigration, and a general distrust of political elites.
I know nothing about Australian politics aside from the fact that the Liberal party is the most conservative and that Tony Barber (England's gift to Australian game shows) is possibly a leftist who votes Labour.
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