Sky News host Alan Jones says there are high risks being taken if people walk into the ballot box and vote for Labor, due to the Greens’ planned hate speech ban.
Mr Jones says Labor will ‘presumably’ adopt the same policy of making hate speech illegal, which he says is subjective. The broadcaster says those championing the ban want to ‘shut up’ debate and don’t want an open platform where ideas can be canvassed. Image: News Corp Australia
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AlanJones After listening to the nrl yesterday I left the radio on 2GB overnight. Heard Allan Jones when I turned on radio this morning. What a miserable bitter twisted nasty old man.if he’s 1 on am dial that would explain why the people in Sydney are cranky people.
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AlanJones Isn't that what Alan Jones does best hatespeech
AlanJones hate speech is speech that the Far Left hate, this will be the most hard left totalitarian socialist Government in Australia's history
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Labor, Greens preference anti-vax campaigner and alleged cult member ahead of CoalitionLabor and the Greens' how-to-vote cards for the northern NSW electorate of Richmond put a party which is against mandatory vaccinations ahead of the National Party. That figures, lol. No way the plague enthusiast will be above the majors in Richmond so it doesn't matter Ffs, ALP. What?
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Canavan calls for Greens candidate to stand down | Sky News AustraliaNorthern Australia Minister Matt Canavan has called on the Greens to dis-endorse a candidate over a racist slur posted on social media. \n\nThe comments were directed at CLP candidate Jacinta Price, who is the first Aboriginal woman to stand for the Liberal Party to stand in the NT seat of Lingiari. \n\nGeorge Hanna, who is also standing in Lingiar, posted a photo of Ms Price drinking from a coconut with the caption, ‘it’s not every day you see a coconut drinking from a coconut.’\n\nMr Canavan says this is a ‘disgraceful slur’ and if Richard Di Natale had any standards then he would sack Mr Hanna. \n\n\n\n mattjcan Pot. Kettle. Black. mattjcan Don’t hold your breath waiting for the leader of the Greens/Labor party to apologise. mattjcan This is politically advantageous for my beliefs and yet I find myself having those dang standards thinking this is the most pathetic form of political strategy known to man, now endorsed by near every party in Australia. Pathetic.
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Extremism in Greens ranks: Frydenberg | Sky News AustraliaFULL INTERVIEW: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says Greens leader Richard di Natale has extremism in his own ranks, despite the party trying to adopt the moral high ground.\n\nIt follows the defacement of Mr Frydenberg’s campaign posters in his electorate of Kooyong with Hitler moustaches and devil horns. \n\nMr Frydenberg says the Greens try to be ‘holier than thou’ but that they need to look in their own backyard, following uncovered racist social media posts shared by two of their candidates.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n JoshFrydenberg So, Josh, why are you a member of a party that shakes the hand of a neo-Nazi that gives a “final solution” speech? Why a member of a party that pays Nazis to travel around to harass your opponents in pubs? JoshFrydenberg C'mon. The elites spent billions on propaganda painting Hitler as a supervillain. Don't be surprised when brainwashed people then start to equate everybody they don't like with this comic-like figure. JoshFrydenberg The radical left which has stolen the historic balanced view of social democracy is nothing short of an anti God movement predicated on division and hate
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Greens 'extreme policies' a danger to economy, national security: Morrison | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister has issued a warning to voters, saying the Greens pose a greater threat to the country than Clive Palmer and Pauline Hanson.\n\nMr Morrison has told The Australian the party's 'extreme policies' are a danger to the economy and national security.\n\nPrime Minister Morrison has also cautioned the Labor Party could be beholden to the minor party's influence if it's successful at the May 18 election.\n Greens CliveFPalmer PaulineHansonOz The fact a Prime Minister is saying this should be horrifying for most but the racist shit bags he is trying to claw back from Pauline will most likely agree and it's business as usual in the Australian political climate Greens CliveFPalmer PaulineHansonOz Absolutely correct. Well said, finally. Greens CliveFPalmer PaulineHansonOz And so the game of blame continues mendaciously. The ones who have contributed the most towards a Nations incapacity to function for wealth & toil, now is poverty & Chinese soil. If people are unable to see this disgraceful arrogance then deservedly their future will be righteous
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Labor has no vision for regional Australians: McCormack | Sky News AustraliaDeputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has taken aim at the Labor Party, insisting the Opposition has failed to deliver for regional Australians.\n\nThe Nationals leader used his opening address to the party faithful to highlight the Coalition’s commitment to regional communities and accused Labor of having ‘no vision’ for ‘those who live off the land’.\n M_McCormackMP ScottMorrisonMP please tell us michael, what has scott morrison done? M_McCormackMP ScottMorrisonMP Can what’s his name tell us a few difficult problems that ScoMo has supposedly fixed? I can’t think of even one... M_McCormackMP ScottMorrisonMP Yep, hides them away, sews their lips shut, hunkers down & bullshits his way thru ..... ArsehatsRUs t a LNPFail Again
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Bill Shorten dismisses suggestions Labor will revisit ‘Malaysia solution’ | Sky News AustraliaBill Shorten has been forced to dismiss suggestions Labor will revive the ‘Malaysia solution’ if elected.\n\nIt comes after Deputy Labor Leader Tanya Plibersek suggested there could be potential to negotiate with Malaysia or the US if there was an increase in the number of refugees coming to Australia.\n\nThe ’Malaysia solution’ refers to Labor's last stint in government, when the party arranged with Malaysia to accept 4000 people certified as refugees in return for the Asian country taking 800 asylum seekers who had arrived in Australia.\n\nMr Shorten said there were 'no arrangements to talk with Malaysia'.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Having been to Malaysia twice, sometimes I'd prefer to live there than here. Don't trust shorten. Any term with the word solution is not good.
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Money pumped into scare campaign around 'death taxes', but Labor says it's fake newsPoliticians are paying for widely shared sponsored posts on social media about so-called death taxes, despite Labor repeatedly stating the party will not introduce any such policy. It’s really sad seeing American politics and mimicked rhetoric have a destructive political influence on your beautiful country. Like carbon tax? Labor or GST Liberal? They’re all liars promising the Earth at the moment. Gillard Rudd Shorten stab stab stab. Abbott Turnbull Morrison stab stab stab. No one to vote for. Don’t forget, they ALL get $280 a day for expenses they pay to their partners. Nuff said. Ismthisnthe level you have reached An appalling baseless story in the weeks before the election, no doubt pushed as some sort of 'balance' The loss of the great ABC during this current government is something we will regret in the future. Vote a for a strong ABC!
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Labor maintains narrow lead over Coalition: Newspoll | Sky News AustraliaThe latest Newspoll indicates the race to Saturday's poll remains a close struggle, with Labor maintaining its lead of 51 per cent to the Liberal's 49 per cent on two-party preferred.\n\nBoth major parties saw increases in the primary vote, with the Liberal Party leading Labor 39 to 37 per cent.\n\nMinor parties saw less action compared to previous weeks, with the Greens remaining static at nine per cent, and One Nation dropping one to four per cent, with Clive Palmer's United Australia Party on par at four per cent.\n\nOpposition leader Bill Shorten crept up three points in the preferred Prime Minister stakes but is still trailing Scott Morrison 38 to 45 per cent.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n RichardsKel Clings or holds comfortably, like every poll for the last 3 years as voters tire of an exhausted divided government with nothing new to offer this election? auspol RichardsKel Wow, undecided voters deciding an electoral outcome? Who would’ve thought? RichardsKel I want a PM who remains as PM for the full term not this soap opera of switching PM’s when a Party feels like it, I want a Leader, a strong individual who is calm but decisive who will put our country first before their own needs, voted Liberal in past but leaning towards Labor
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