gay marriage postal vote.

[Upgrayedd]

Where did they get access to phone numbers

Mostly the phone numbers written down in the Court's male bathroom stalls.

 

[Sainteric]

Name the school in the 2000s which did not teach the Theory of Evolution.

1/2 the public schools?

 

[Sainteric]

Where did they get access to phone numbers

Bought it no doubt

 

[HairyO]

1/2 the public schools?

Half of our public schools arent teaching the Theory of Evolution?

I assume you mean Kindy kids because they are only 5? Not that half of our public schools are refusing to teach evolution?

 

[rocker_oz33]

Anyone get any door knockers today?
FWIW I didn't.

 

[Catfish Alley]

I notice people keep calling it a vote. Isn't it some $100M survey that doesn't really mean anything? Seems like a lot of effort and discussion for something that is inevitable down the road.

 

[thundercat]

This is actually hilarious, Senator Cory Bernardi played the political card around SSM to cause a brawl with a local primary school's fundraiser the kids organised to support a small NFP called "Do it in a dress" to support girls in Africa that are not able to get an education. THe kids were hoping to raise about $900 for the cause and due to Cory's input around how outrageous it is kids getting involved with wearing dresses and aligned it to the SSM debate - the end result is they have raised over $60k.

Lots of anti-conservatives are donating just to make a point.

I guess something good has finally come from Cory's rantings.

http://www.doitinadress.com/team/craigburn-primary-school

$250k now!!! target was $900

 

[Gralin]

Anyone get any door knockers today?
FWIW I didn't.

No but I got a text

 

[Loonerty]

Where did they get access to phone numbers

Randomly generated numbers.

 

[Loonerty]

I will vote No in protest of the arrival of the unsolicited text message.

That's so ****ing petty. "I'm going to vote to deny people a freedom because I got a text message!"

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people did that though. Don't know who decided it'd be a good idea to send those texts out, surely they knew the reaction it would receive.

Maybe it was a clever "No" campaigner. I doubt receiving that text has made more people vote yes.

 

[Off The Couch]

Randomly generated numbers.

So random that everyone in my house got one

 

[Loonerty]

So random that everyone in my house got one

So did everyone in my house.

They will go through all the combinations.

 

[Reynolds Number]

So random that everyone in my house got one

AEC.

 

[Gralin]

they would work on the theory that those voting yes or no will continue to do so whether the text is sent or not

they would be hoping the odd apathetic of forgetful person would get the text and post a yes in that otherwise would have been missed

 

[Off The Couch]

AEC.

So the AEC can give our details out to anyone?

 

[Gough]

If you're worried about privacy have a look at what you give permission for the average app that you download to view.

 

[Illinois Nazi]

 

[Scotland]

I notice people keep calling it a vote. Isn't it some $100M survey that doesn't really mean anything? Seems like a lot of effort and discussion for something that is inevitable down the road.

There are very, very few people in Australia who think it's a good idea that aren't either members of or employed by the Liberal party.

 

[Catfish Alley]

Yeah, I guess I can see Australia as the last western country to make it legal.

 

[MrsEddieBetts]

Randomly generated numbers.

Not sure how that works, HBF got 4 of the same text

 

[Flash of power]

I got it in the middle of the night, p****d me off.

 

[ABSOLUTE MADMAN]

I got it in the middle of the night, p****d me off.

132am for me.

The claim of a computer program randomly generating numbers seems very questionable as well.

 

[ABSOLUTE MADMAN]

The comment:

"I wasn't going to vote at all but I'm now going to vote no because of the yes campaign and their vicious bullying of anyone who votes no"


Cut the bullshit - you were always voting no, you just needed something to hang your decision on. Just ******* own it

It is quite easy to be lazy and not return a survey. Actually seems quite believable that if you piss someone off it will harden their stance and motivate them to do it.

 

[iluvparis]

132am for me.

The claim of a computer program randomly generating numbers seems very questionable as well.

??? I thought a receive time of 132am would be right up a computers alley

 

[dumb]

http://www.9news.com.au/national/2017/09/25/10/54/samesex-marriage-survey-being-sent-to-dead-people

long past farcical