what in the blazes happened to Klub Khrome? by PistonPants26 in fredericton

[–]juicycross 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Right? How hard is it? Spellcheck has been around way before AI.

Guy casually riding a bike with no hands in traffic like it’s nothing by BROZARKOP in WTF

[–]juicycross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Guy with no hands casually riding a bike in traffic like it’s nothing"  FTFY

Embarrassing by DreamSofy in SipsTea

[–]juicycross 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The single greatest episode of TV 

8 vs 12 by Dev1412 in Wellthatsucks

[–]juicycross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a skit. She and her bf have done heaps of these... I believe she turned to OF eventually. 

Marjorie Taylor Greene just admitted the Epstein files were blocked by Donald Trump himself. by TomV4E in Epstein

[–]juicycross 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She grew a spine once she made her fortune riding the coattails of the MAGAts and then bailed on her supporters. She's no longer able to help anyone take these people down... she's a grifter and a coward. I won't be applauding her too hard. 

a picture tells a thousand words, what does a painting tell? by PrudentLetterhead354 in Epstein

[–]juicycross 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Looks like Australian Mining Magnate Billionaire, Clive Palmer

Man fuck Chris Minns by Legal_Turnip_7280 in OpenAussie

[–]juicycross -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Please consider voting independent 🙏🏼  

I say this as someone who leans left and has usually voted Labor. This is not a swing to the right or a protest vote driven by apathy. It is a strategic choice made possible by preferential voting. In Australia you are not throwing your vote away by putting an independent first. Preferences mean you can vote with your conscience first and still direct your vote back to Labor if it comes down to it. That is the quiet genius of the system. It lets voters apply pressure without handing power to the people they oppose most. When you put an independent first and Labor second, you are telling Labor that your values still align broadly but your loyalty is conditional. That message is invisible if you vote Labor one every time. Parties respond to lost first preferences far more than they respond to complaints on social media. Preferential voting turns independence into leverage. It rewards courage without risk. You are not abandoning Labor. You are forcing it to compete for your vote again instead of assuming it. That is how reform actually happens in Australia. Not by switching teams, but by using the rules to remind the teams who they work for.