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Dear Aussie Folks:

 

I feel sorry for you because....you have no vote.

 

You are like SECOND-CLASS citizens...or...more apropos of your history....you are like USA prisoners in USA prisons....

 

Without a vote.

 

Yes, my friends, from DOWN UNDER....

 

We know you would LOVE to vote in the USA presidential election this November 5th...BUT....America does not allow you to vote.

 

Do you feel left out?

Just like those locked up in USA prisons?

 

Harris wants to give Australians the vote in the USA....as you know.

Just like she wishes Americans in American prisons could vote, too.

 

Here is a video which explains this issue, lucidly:

 

 

I have, in the past, had a few Aussie friends.

Mostly, they think the same way as I, about most important Topics.

 

If I had my way, and if I were Prez, the first thing I would do would be to give Aussies the vote, in America.

 

Also, why do so many Aussies want to leave Australia and come to Thailand, I do wonder.

 

IF only I were Australian, then I would just lie on the beach, soak up the sun, and drink SUDS all day....

 

What do they call a case of beer in Australia....?

 

They call it a SLAB of Beer, or something.

 

I do not understand this terminology.

Why a SLAB and not a CASE of beer....

 

Anyone know?

 

Best regards,

Gamma

 

 

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1 hour ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Dear Aussie Folks:

 

I feel sorry for you because....you have no vote.

 

You are like SECOND-CLASS citizens...or...more apropos of your history....you are like USA prisoners in USA prisons....

 

Without a vote.

 

Yes, my friends, from DOWN UNDER....

 

We know you would LOVE to vote in the USA presidential election this November 5th...BUT....America does not allow you to vote.

 

Do you feel left out?

Just like those locked up in USA prisons?

 

Harris wants to give Australians the vote in the USA....as you know.

Just like she wishes Americans in American prisons could vote, too.

 

Here is a video which explains this issue, lucidly:

 

 

I have, in the past, had a few Aussie friends.

Mostly, they think the same way as I, about most important Topics.

 

If I had my way, and if I were Prez, the first thing I would do would be to give Aussies the vote, in America.

 

Also, why do so many Aussies want to leave Australia and come to Thailand, I do wonder.

 

IF only I were Australian, then I would just lie on the beach, soak up the sun, and drink SUDS all day....

 

What do they call a case of beer in Australia....?

 

They call it a SLAB of Beer, or something.

 

I do not understand this terminology.

Why a SLAB and not a CASE of beer....

 

Anyone know?

 

Best regards,

Gamma

 

 

Why just allow Australia to vote? Just a potential of 17 million eligable votes possible anyway.

Bring in the whole western world to vote on who governs USA as the country is so important to us all.

That could break the dead lock between the two parties .

 

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Just now, itsari said:

Why just allow Australia to vote? Just a potential of 17 million eligable votes possible anyway.

Bring in the whole western world to vote on who governs USA as the country is so important to us all.

That could break the dead lock between the two parties .

 

 

OK !!!!!

Now your talkin'.....

 

Why NOT?

 

 

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5 minutes ago, still kicking said:

Yes 

A 19-year-old Chinese student is facing voter fraud and perjury charges after allegedly casting a ballot in the US election.

https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-politics/chinese-citizen-charged-with-illegally-voting-in-us-presidential-election/news-story/0e5c3649d668338c93cd679b4163f8d4

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50 minutes ago, still kicking said:

A 19-year-old Chinese student is facing voter fraud and perjury charges after allegedly casting a ballot in the US election.

https://www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-politics/chinese-citizen-charged-with-illegally-voting-in-us-presidential-election/news-story/0e5c3649d668338c93cd679b4163f8d4

 

It wasn't ME, Babe....

 

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If voting in Australia was not compulsory, the turnout would mirror America.

 

Second-class Australia does not have the largest prison population in the world.

 

Second-class Australia has never had to teach its schoolchildren how to avoid getting shot.

 

Second-class Australians don't have to bankrupt themselves buying prescription drugs to keep themselves alive.

 

AFAIK no Australians have marched on their seat of government for the purpose of overthrowing it.

 

We have enlightened laws on voluntary euthanasia and abortion.

 

Our last mass shooting was almost 30 years ago. Unlike Americans, we saw sense.

 

We are in control of who comes to our country.

 

I suppose it's too much to ask the OP to think, before posting egregiously stupid garbage.

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