but American percolated will do, as will Nescafe. Yes, I would prefer to do good rather than bad, bad's easy to do, but wouldn't anybody do good over bad? Yes, I prefer left politics over the opposite, just a note here for anyone trying to insult a "socialist". Calling someone a "socialist" is not an insult especially to a.... socialist, it's like calling a member of the greens party party..... "a conservationist". Chardonnay, nuh prefer red over white any day but if it's got alcohol content then it's not safe in my place. I'd much prefer to be called a shiraz socialist, but after a surf and a trip to the bottleshop I could also be called a Jim Beam and coke socialist or on a hot day a V.B socialist.
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A true redneck is going to call a "spade" a "spade"
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Wrong!! A true redneck would call a spade a "f**k*ng shovel".
Andrew Bolt surely must be the lead inquisitor when it comes to put downs of left leaning types. A quick google search reveals an article from The Outland Institut about beverage based insults.
These classic were used by Bolt and surely must represent the current zenith (or nadir) of such insults.
latte-sipping pinko weaklings”,
“latte sipping, globe trotting parasites”,
“primped and coiffured latte-sipping special friends”.
I haven't searched for P Keatings views on "pinkos" but surely he must have come up with a few beauties.
Just cut all the crap from this topic about nothing so it's only two pages of substance - win win
I met some people from Wagga Wagga on the weekend. They said they were anti-establishment, but want to be far left, so they described themselves as not main stream left, but left of left.......... after I finished my beer - I also left.
Politic revolve around a more or less big circle, so if you think about it if you are left of the extreme left you are close to be right to the extreme right. Am I right or should I have left that alone?
