[fluorescence]

Australia thinks that it has the right to censor the entire internet, for everybody, because otherwise an Australian serf could still see it by being elsewhere or using a VPN to see websites available elsewhere.

The Australian government's proposed "misinformation" bill that will extend its censorship to all information that it declares is "misinformation", including political speech.

[brownsfan]

As far as I can tell, the very wealthy are above the law, always have been, right OJ?

[VAFreedom]

if you have the money you can be ‘above’ most laws that normal people couldn’t get away with.

[ComputerGuy]

Here in America, we’re all above Australian law.

[ConservativeMind]

Well, the US thinks Wikileaks had to delete everything for the world…

[FLT-bird]

Anthony Albanese and his government are a bunch of arrogant Leftists who think they should be able to impose their censorship on everybody else around the world contrary to common sense.

[xoxox]

Projecting arrogance. Every government functionary anywhere in the world does it.

The prime minister clearly thinks that national law is above all; perhaps even God’s law, if they acknowledged there was such a thing.

[mewzilla]

Why is the EU’s Digital Services Act left out of the conversation...?

[Bobibutu]

Keep doing the right thing Elon. - Sunshine!

“The flak is always the heaviest right over the target.”

[Bonemaker]

“Australia’s prime minister has labelled X’s owner, Elon Musk, an “arrogant billionaire who thinks he is above the law”

F’ you...mate!

[Yo-Yo]

Is it better to show violent videos to remind people of what some extremists are capable of, or is it better to sweep it under the rug and not remind the voters that your failed immigration policies led to this attack, Mr. Prime Minister?

[butlerweave]

Anthony Albanese another constipated politician

[hanamizu]

“...the footage of the alleged stabbing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel...”

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‘alleged stabbing’? Is there any question on whether the Bishop was stabbed or not?

[V_TWIN]

Never forget the draconian behavior out of Australian authorities during covid......probably THE most overbearing of any country.

Australia used to be only bucket list......used to be

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

HEEL!

[Lisbon1940]

Next they will go after networks, because some of the are virtual.

[glorgau]

Turn off Starlink for Australia. Service “glitch” or something.

[BitWielder1]

As opposed to arrogant politicians who think they are above the law.
(Which unfortunately they are, all too often.)

[Srednik]

Since when did the dictatorial Aussie government limit its decrees to the law of that land down under. “Lex Rex” made the West and “Rex Lex” is a step backward to serfdom.

[zeugma]

Austrailia is certainly welcome to cut itself off from the internet, if it wants to “protect” its mind-numbed robots (who have already allowed themselves to be disarmed) masquerading as citizens. The rest of the world will somehow have to live without kangaroo videos.

[Bob Wills is still the king]

Many have expected an eventual turn against the billionaire class. It seems to be arriving.