Australian gay marriage survey

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I want to drink a gallon of green tea mixed Ainsley's urine.

I've been practicing and I can swallow a gallon in under 1 minute.

I don't know if she could hold a gallon of piss in her small bladder though.

>>138721347
Why are they conducting a survey? Enough people aren't going to vote for the "correct" option?

>>138721347
I told them I was dead yesterday, fuck our government

>>138721421
It was a poor choice of words. This is the definition of plebiscite

the direct vote of all the members of an electorate on an important public question such as a change in the constitution.

>>138721421
It's been a political football for a while, the current government promised an official compulsory vote, but couldn't get it past parliament. The voluntary survey could be done without passing a bill so it was the fallback.

>>138721512
Good to know the government is working as the voice of the people instead of the opposite way around.

Then again I guess those sorts love the reach around.

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>>138721495
Oh yes, that's very important. Australia was on track to head directly down the shitter until it managed to confront the essential question of fags (or I suppose you call them "pooftas"). With this one vote, everything could be turn on a dime.

I can't think of a single thing better that the government and the polling agencies should be spending money on. China is extremely jealous of this, I'm sure.

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bump, this needs to get more attention

gay marriage for you gay cunts

i work cash in hand, pay rent cash in hand to this old couple for a granny flat, buy/sell used cars cash in hand from the papers/gumtree and keep half my savings in crypto and the other half with family.

i'm so off the grid that my only literal means of identification is a drivers license and my birth certificate. i have no statements or any other possible means to prove i exist.

so yeah i'd love to vote no but that's a no-go for me.

>>138722116
That never stopped anybody in the US from voting at least a few times.

>>138722236
nah i mean i'm not enrolled, and don't want to be. my license shows my mums old address (since i got it when i used to live at home).

i could enrol to vote since i have a license, but then i'd have to vote every year since it's compulsory once you've enrolled.

>>138722374
What a backward shithole you live in. You mean you can't just show up and vote with nothing but a name?

Sounds racist m8 tbqh

bermp