UnCivil Debate Discussing what we dont want to talk about.
Ah, Australia. Land of golden beaches, venomous creatures, and a peculiar breed of human who still thinks it’s 1823. You know the type—the ones who speak in a vaguely British accent that’s been marinating in Shiraz for too long. The ones who clutch their pearls at the thought of someone …
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March, 2025
February, 2025
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19 February
The Folly of Reintroducing Wolves to Scotland: A Disaster in the Making
The idea of reintroducing wolves to Scotland to reduce carbon emissions and restore ecological balance has gained traction among urban environmentalists. Proponents claim it would help control the deer population allowing more trees to grow and thereby sequester carbon. However, this simplistic theory disregards the devastating consequences for rural communities, …
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18 February
From Slavery to Cheap Labor: The Enduring Legacy of Exploitation in American Agriculture
How the Reliance on Undocumented Workers Echoes Historical Patterns of Exploitation In the sweltering heat of California’s Central Valley rows of farmworkers bend over fields harvesting the fruits and vegetables that stock grocery stores across the nation. Many of these workers are undocumented immigrants, paid below minimum wage, with no …
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14 February
Defund Washington Politicians: Residents Demand Accountability Amid Chaos and Corruption
Washington State, once a beacon of progress and innovation, has become a cautionary tale of failed leadership, rampant crime, and unchecked corruption. As a former resident of Seattle I can personally attest to the dire state of affairs: homeless encampments litter the streets, drug addicts roam freely, and used syringes …
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12 February
The Northern Beaches Healthcare Crisis: A Snapshot of Australia’s Private Healthcare Struggles
The recent decision by Healthscope, the operator of Northern Beaches Hospital in Sydney, to terminate agreements with over 20 private health insurers has reignited the debate over the role and cost of private healthcare in Australia. This decision means that many residents—especially those on not-for-profit health funds—will soon face significant …
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11 February
Australia’s Youth Have Been Abandoned – Why Should They Fight for a Country That Won’t Fight for Them?
Australia is facing a crisis—not just in military recruitment, but in the broader treatment of its younger generations. With talks of reintroducing conscription due to record-low enlistment in the Australian Defence Force (ADF), the government seems puzzled as to why young Australians have no interest in serving. The answer is …
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1 February
Defensive Gun Use: Why American Gun Ownership Empowers Responsible Citizens
In the United States, the right to bear arms is more than just a constitutional guarantee—it’s a fundamental principle that empowers responsible citizens to protect themselves, their families, and their communities. Defensive gun use (DGU) is a powerful testament to the value of firearms in the hands of law-abiding Americans. …
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January, 2015
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30 January
Woke Beer Controversy Just a Stock Market Manipulation Scheme?
Beer, business, and a whole lot of drama—what happens when a simple beverage becomes the center of a stock market conspiracy? Over the past year, the Bud Light and Great Northern Beer controversies have sparked heated debates, boycotts, and plummeting sales. But what if the real story isn’t about beer …
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26 January
It Was Shuttered: USAID Routed Funds to Soros Causes, Terrorists, and Beyond
Tonight, we bring you a story that raises troubling questions about the allocation of American taxpayer dollars and the unintended consequences of foreign aid. It is a story of money, influence, and the shadowy intersections of power—a story that demands our attention and scrutiny. The United States Agency for International …
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25 January
A Closer Look at U.S. School Shootings and Youth Violence in Australia
Discussions surrounding gun violence in the United States are often emotionally charged, with international commentators like Gurridyula, an Australian social commentator, using school shootings as a central argument in their criticism of American gun culture. However, a closer examination of the data reveals a more nuanced reality: many of these …
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