u/Jargonicles

Genuine question. Are Labor people ashamed that their party seems so keen to protect an industry that does so much grievous harm to working class people and society generally? That Labor ministers seem so keen to pat themselves on the back as somehow progressive on this issue when it's clear they've only acted due to political pressure and only to the barest possible degree? Or that there is such unanimity of opinion on this legislation with the Coalition?

Is this why people call Labor centrist or centre-right these days?

Genuine question about how people justify this.

This doesn't do much for the credibility of the company presenting false information about its rating on the Google Play Store. App Store is 4.2 which closer, but still not 4.4.

Hey. Does anyone have direct experience or know someone who uses nsave in order to transfer funds to Syria to withdraw there? I'm considering it as a way to access USD in Syria without carrying lots of physical cash when I visit. The fees seem to be 1% for transfers under US$300, and less for larger transfers. I live in a western country and have applied for an nsave account but want a bit more confidence before trying it out. Thanks in advance.

Hi. I'm traveling to a country (Syria) where physical USD is king and ATMs can't be relied on. I need to take approx US$6K in physical cash with me when I travel. I am looking for the most effective way to do this in Australia before I travel. I have a Wise card (it does not operate in the country I am travelling to). I am also a customer of one of the major Australian banks. My questions is:

Am I best converting an amount to $USD in Wise, and then withdrawing from an ATM in Australia before I leave?

Using Travelex?

Putting in a foreign currency order with my bank?

Any pointers would be much appreciated.

I'm not American, but live in a western country allied to the US. I'm currently close to the end of season 3 and it occurred to me that the Dutton family is a perfect representation of the US role in the world. That is: criminal, violent, and dysfunctional, but with a self image as good and the criminality justified as necessary to protect the ranch (state) from bad guys (everyone trying to take their land). Despite all their criminal behaviour, the show presents the characters sympathetically, a bit like how Americans see their own role in the world.

What's the verdict on Clark? He's a high draft pick and there were Selwood comparisons when he was drafted. Now in his fourth year.

Is he what you thought he'd be and what the club expected?

My views are he needed this time to develop his body and learn the Geelong way. He's a tough inside player and runs hard. I think he'll only improve from here. Next year the breakout year I think.

Hey I'm trying to look for accommodation for an upcoming trip to Syria. I saw many recommend Nawartu but I can't seem to access the website. Is it working for others or has it gone offline?

Is anyone else getting frustrated by the repetitiveness of Scott's midweek interviews when it comes to him answering questions about the health status of injured players?

He gets asked every week, and gives much the same answer every week. It feels cagey from his side when he pretends he knows nothing and claims it's an invasion of privacy and he's not a medical person etc. On the other the journalists never seem to learn and see it as their role to ask.

Can't we just go back to a situation where the club releases information on injuries separately (Simon Lloyd used to do it) rather than this silly game that gets played each week that make the press conferences really boring?

Why did we trade him? Did he want to go home?