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Gees! Now, I and my friends and family can walk the streets safely and sleep sound at night. Thankyou Daniel for delivering on my major concern. “NOT”... How anyone voted for Dumbo absolutely amazes me..
People responding to this like it's a bad thing what the f*ck is wrong with you? Conversion therapy is literally a human rights violation.
Stop interfering in our Normal Lives with your Gender Agenda PUBLIC THERAPY INTERFERENCE LABOR!
Yet gender conversion therapy is encouraged. Victoria is a Marxist nuthouse.
Why is it not already banned?
tyrelle123 I thought stopping the gangs would have been a higher priority.
Catch me up what is gay conversion ?
Okay DanielAndrewsMP - what about now banning combustible cladding on high-rise buildings?
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