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13 hours ago, binman said:

You couldn't move it yourself?

Please change your user name to something less chauvinistic and offensive.

 

4 minutes ago, Kent said:

She( Is that allowed ) 

Well, have you asked hre if that is the correct pronoun for zhe? If you had any shred of decency you would have.

 

4 minutes ago, Kent said:

 was probably stronger of the two??

In physical strength or personality? (Note, whichever answer you give is the wrong one.)

 
1 hour ago, Mazer Rackham said:

Please change your user name to something less chauvinistic and offensive.

 

Well, have you asked hre if that is the correct pronoun for zhe? If you had any shred of decency you would have.

 

In physical strength or personality? (Note, whichever answer you give is the wrong one.)

Mate I am used to dealing with that conundrum!

You have to laugh at how the media operates these days. Particularly the footy media.

Create a story where these isn't one, in this case based on a vague answer to a question (THE AFLM is coming !!!!!).

Media comments on that non story.

People (all the better if it is someone half famous - or else  just quote twitter) then comment on those comments.

Rinse and repeat. 

Here's an example. 

https://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/embarrassing-and-unprofessional-jeff-kennett-launches-strong-criticism-of-afl-after-aflm-clarification/news-story/3ffd880bb08c39ed1b7b8d6957bf560d

Slobbo has also commentated on the AFLM mania in the same rag.

Fair dinkum the world is getting dumber.

Interestingly  ABC news had a completely different spin on the story, which was how long it took Nicole Livingston  to answer the question not a critique of Hocking or god forbid any serious consideration of i becoming AFLM. In fact the article makes it clear it is not going to happen.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-11/afl-has-no-plans-to-rename-the-league-aflm/11954612?section=sport

By the by for context here is the actual question and response:

 

Edited by binman

 
15 hours ago, Northern Summer said:

The AFL CEO is the biggest 'politically correct' lefty going around, so I wouldn't be surprised to see this come about under his reign

Maybe we will eventually have all these politically correct woke competitions:

LAFL

GAFL

TAFL

BAFL

IAFL

 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

No

Tennis has led the way with womens sport and never added a M to the men's tour.

Calm your farm! it's like the media want to polarise people and incite sexism


surely not but funny to see the responses, some people get so upset by this type of stuff!

 

8 hours ago, demonstone said:

The wealthy, conservative, polo loving, Liberal stalwart Gil McLachlan is a "lefty"?

Yeah he's definitely not conservative lol

1 minute ago, praha said:

Yeah he's definitely not conservative lol

a disingenuous woke conservative?

 
5 hours ago, daisycutter said:

a disingenuous woke conservative?

You mean like Piers Morgan?


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