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RT Wrote:Tasmania makes declaring gender on birth certificates optional in divisive raft of reforms

Australia's state of Tasmania has passed a measure giving parents the option of not listing gender on birth certificates, sparking backlash from the island's premier and those who believe such a move hurts women and free speech.
The new rule also permits trans people to change the gender on all identity documents without having sex reassignment surgery or counseling, and allows 16-year-olds to change their gender without parental approval. It also bans “hate speech and offensive language” against people on the basis of their gender identity.

These provisions were attached as amendments onto a bill that originally just ended the legal mandate forcing individuals undergoing gender transition to divorce their partners.
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While Australia has allowed trans people to change the gender on their passports since 2013 – or use “x” if “male” and “female” seem too restrictive – regardless of surgical status, rules for other identity documents like drivers' licenses vary between the states. According to LGBT advocacy group ILGA, Tasmania is “probably one of the first places in the world” to discard gender from birth certificates altogether, though several countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Pakistan, and Nepal, as well as a number of US states and municipalities, permit individuals to select a third option on identity documents that is not male or female.

https://www.rt.com/news/456185-tasmania-...tificates/

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(04-11-2019 04:11 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  Paging Leonard:

RT Wrote:Tasmania makes declaring gender on birth certificates optional in divisive raft of reforms

Australia's state of Tasmania has passed a measure giving parents the option of not listing gender on birth certificates, sparking backlash from the island's premier and those who believe such a move hurts women and free speech.
The new rule also permits trans people to change the gender on all identity documents without having sex reassignment surgery or counseling, and allows 16-year-olds to change their gender without parental approval. It also bans “hate speech and offensive language” against people on the basis of their gender identity.

These provisions were attached as amendments onto a bill that originally just ended the legal mandate forcing individuals undergoing gender transition to divorce their partners.
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While Australia has allowed trans people to change the gender on their passports since 2013 – or use “x” if “male” and “female” seem too restrictive – regardless of surgical status, rules for other identity documents like drivers' licenses vary between the states. According to LGBT advocacy group ILGA, Tasmania is “probably one of the first places in the world” to discard gender from birth certificates altogether, though several countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Pakistan, and Nepal, as well as a number of US states and municipalities, permit individuals to select a third option on identity documents that is not male or female.

https://www.rt.com/news/456185-tasmania-...tificates/

The circumstances in parliament surrounding this passing are a testament to female betrayal and why they have no place in politics.

The act itself changes nothing, though on the far end of a civil conflict it will make it very easy to go through the records and find out whose parents are true luciferian thralls.

Exile or the alternative.

Personally none of the people I've discussed this with have been anything other than revolted by it. The pendulum is beginning to swing back from the direction it's been pulled IMO.

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I'm doing my newborn son's birth certificate right now. Wanna get that in before Victoria pulls the same stunt and removes gender from the BC all together.

With our federal election called for May 18, I wonder if we can bet on how many new prime ministers we would get for the next 3 years.

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Congratulations.

Very lucky kid to have parents in the upper 1% of sanity during an insane era.

I wish you the best of luck steering your family through this madness.

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Thanks mate, very much appreciate it. Smile It's madness ahead for sure, but luckily we know their playbook and will protect our family against them.

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Errrr...
Do people normally darken in skin tone as they age?
Or was he lightening his skin back in the day to appear more white...?

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Quote:Stan Grant says moving Australia Day would be pointless because some Aboriginal people are 'wedded to grievance'

ABC journalist Stan Grant has debated calls to change the date of Australia Day
The 55-year-old argued abolishing date did not change the Australian identity
Grant wrote a future Australia Day would be one of sadness but also of joy

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(04-12-2019 03:53 AM)StrikeBack Wrote:  I'm doing my newborn son's birth certificate right now. Wanna get that in before Victoria pulls the same stunt and removes gender from the BC all together.

With our federal election called for May 18, I wonder if we can bet on how many new prime ministers we would get for the next 3 years.

Congratulations, but did you get your wife's consent for a paternity test? Whip
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The campaigns have started.

The Greens came out clear with with their core selling point.
Stopping Climate Change at any cost (except by using perfectly safe carbon carbon neutral nuclear power, for emotional science denying reasons )




One Nation did the same. (This is a 100% official campaign ad)

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Sitting down and slouching whilst trying to look serious?. The standard soy boy ladies n gents!

Plus he has a turtle neck.

@ the 6 seconds mark.



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Seems Australians are already rather dismissive / disillusioned with federal politics.
If this scandal breaks while the election campaign is still on, it will be interesting to see how it all plays out.

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Liberals are going to get wiped the fuck out
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(04-14-2019 02:26 PM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Liberals are going to get wiped the fuck out

I'm hoping minor parties and independents hold the balance of power, if labor gets in with their current social justice and environmental activism wankery we are so screwed.

I'm yet to meet anyone who wants Bill Shorten as PM.
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We are so fucked, as we choose between left and far left, the country will select far left, and the overton window will slide closer to a collapse of Venezuelan proportions.
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(04-14-2019 03:20 PM)Bluey Wrote:  
(04-14-2019 02:26 PM)Que enspastic Wrote:  Liberals are going to get wiped the fuck out

I'm hoping minor parties and independents hold the balance of power, if labor gets in with their current social justice and environmental activism wankery we are so screwed.

I'm yet to meet anyone who wants Bill Shorten as PM.


Perhaps the media polls & depiction of the current state of play are warped, in a similar fashion to how the media said Hillary Clinton would win?
Yet I suppose we should all plan & prepare for a Labor government...

At the very least, hopefully we get another minority government situation so Labor can't implement all it's bullshit.
You can just about see the fuckers frothing at the mouth to do so.
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The two party theme in western democracy has to be broken
It seems obvious to me that both parties answer the the same handlers
I didn't vote for the installation of Terrorist acts, increase the surveillance state, allow meta data collection, enact more police powers, provide more police weaponry, approve of affirmative action in the workplace, schools and parliament, they did, we were just made to vote for a side
Voters need to move away from these fuckwits and vote for men who ONLY have their communities best interests at heart. If every community put up their best man, this country would soon turn away from the globalist politics that destroy the very nature of what it means to be Australian
Our culture has been ransacked by the two main party dialectic, their gauntlet has, like our fellow western nations been, feminism, Multiculturalism, and Pro-diversity
This shibboleth used by the two majors seek to divide us until we truly fit the yokes designed for us
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I'm probably going to cop a lot of shit for this, but the first time in my life, I'm voting for Labor.

Don't get me wrong, I think both Labor and Liberal are equally as shit. Both care more about virtue-signalling than keeping me safe from terrorism my rights to freedom of speech. I realised this when both the party leaders condemned Fraser Anning's comments following the Christchurch attacks.

So for me, being a casual worker, it makes more sense to vote for Labor. The country is going to shit either way; I may as well get my penalty rates back.
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So why not vote one nation?
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(04-26-2019 12:19 AM)Bizet Wrote:  I'm probably going to cop a lot of shit for this, but the first time in my life, I'm voting for Labor.

Don't get me wrong, I think both Labor and Liberal are equally as shit. Both care more about virtue-signalling than keeping me safe from terrorism my rights to freedom of speech. I realised this when both the party leaders condemned Fraser Anning's comments following the Christchurch attacks.

So for me, being a casual worker, it makes more sense to vote for Labor. The country is going to shit either way; I may as well get my penalty rates back.


While disappointment with one side of the globalist coin (Liberals) is very much understandable.
A Labor government by their own past behaviour, won't guarantee a viable enough economy for penalty rates to matter...
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(04-26-2019 12:19 AM)Bizet Wrote:  I'm probably going to cop a lot of shit for this, but the first time in my life, I'm voting for Labor.

Don't get me wrong, I think both Labor and Liberal are equally as shit. Both care more about virtue-signalling than keeping me safe from terrorism my rights to freedom of speech. I realised this when both the party leaders condemned Fraser Anning's comments following the Christchurch attacks.

So for me, being a casual worker, it makes more sense to vote for Labor. The country is going to shit either way; I may as well get my penalty rates back.

I think Liberal/Coalition is garbage but Labor's reducing capital gains tax discount from 50% to 25% is a deal breaker for me and Australians that want to profit off housing and other assets. My choices are cucked or more cucked.
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(04-26-2019 02:17 AM)[email protected] Wrote:  
(04-26-2019 12:19 AM)Bizet Wrote:  I'm probably going to cop a lot of shit for this, but the first time in my life, I'm voting for Labor.

Don't get me wrong, I think both Labor and Liberal are equally as shit. Both care more about virtue-signalling than keeping me safe from terrorism my rights to freedom of speech. I realised this when both the party leaders condemned Fraser Anning's comments following the Christchurch attacks.

So for me, being a casual worker, it makes more sense to vote for Labor. The country is going to shit either way; I may as well get my penalty rates back.

I think Liberal/Coalition is garbage but Labor's reducing capital gains tax discount from 50% to 25% is a deal breaker for me and Australians that want to profit off housing and other assets. My choices are cucked or more cucked.

Was talking to a rusted on labor voter today, Greek bloke with the typical story of why he voted labor, Shorten is on the nose enough doesn't sound like labor has his vote this time. Mind you the liberal party don't either.

Cucked and more cucked about sums it up.
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Who was the last decent PM?

John Howard? I know he did a lot of shitty things but it seems like it...
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They're killing wild cats with poison sausages in Australia.

https://www.inverse.com/article/55319-au...ns-of-cats

Be careful out there mates.

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