Liam Hogan
@liamhogan.id.au
Heritage yobbo.
Intern at Dark Heart of Gradual Reform Pty. Ltd. All punked up on jupiter oil, rolling fifty deep.
Mostly at http://aus.social/@liamvhogan
Intern at Dark Heart of Gradual Reform Pty. Ltd. All punked up on jupiter oil, rolling fifty deep.
Mostly at http://aus.social/@liamvhogan
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Liam Hogan
@liamhogan.id.au
· May 12
Immigration (and exmigration) is good, has increased human welfare and human liberty, has broadened societies, and is a demonstration everywhere of a society’s dignity
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Angus has his Hewson cake moment explaining eastern rite in communion with rome is compatible with Australian values while orthodox either are or aren't depending on where they landed with the council of chalcedon
February 14, 2026 at 1:27 PM
Angus has his Hewson cake moment explaining eastern rite in communion with rome is compatible with Australian values while orthodox either are or aren't depending on where they landed with the council of chalcedon
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Adelaide Germans still split between 1838 Old Lutherans and 1848 liberals.
February 14, 2026 at 8:10 AM
Adelaide Germans still split between 1838 Old Lutherans and 1848 liberals.
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‘My family emigrated from South Africa’
[the entire barbecue falls silent while everyone waits to hear what year]
[the entire barbecue falls silent while everyone waits to hear what year]
No no no see you have to know the exact year a given Croatian family arrived here
February 14, 2026 at 6:38 AM
‘My family emigrated from South Africa’
[the entire barbecue falls silent while everyone waits to hear what year]
[the entire barbecue falls silent while everyone waits to hear what year]
An Australian election based on ‘good’ vs. ‘bad’ immigrants is going unfortunately to reveal our society’s extraordinary granular racism. We are the kind of place where to not like Lebanese people, you really have to know the conditions of Maronite communion with Rome and the history of Alawites etc
February 14, 2026 at 6:31 AM
An Australian election based on ‘good’ vs. ‘bad’ immigrants is going unfortunately to reveal our society’s extraordinary granular racism. We are the kind of place where to not like Lebanese people, you really have to know the conditions of Maronite communion with Rome and the history of Alawites etc
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“The hypocrisy of liberals, claiming universal values while in reality presiding over an order underpinned by implicit violence”
*provokes libs*
“ahhh no they made the violence explicit fuck”
*provokes libs*
“ahhh no they made the violence explicit fuck”
"you're gonna get in trouble for that"
*stone-faced*
"okay"
goddamn son
*stone-faced*
"okay"
goddamn son
get the kid in the brown hoodie a scholarship
February 13, 2026 at 11:07 PM
“The hypocrisy of liberals, claiming universal values while in reality presiding over an order underpinned by implicit violence”
*provokes libs*
“ahhh no they made the violence explicit fuck”
*provokes libs*
“ahhh no they made the violence explicit fuck”
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one of the fundamental thesis of conservatism is that the liberals are all too chickenshit to do anything about their antics. anyways
"you're gonna get in trouble for that"
*stone-faced*
"okay"
goddamn son
*stone-faced*
"okay"
goddamn son
get the kid in the brown hoodie a scholarship
February 13, 2026 at 11:03 PM
one of the fundamental thesis of conservatism is that the liberals are all too chickenshit to do anything about their antics. anyways
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This is obviously not any sort of apology to the Muslim community. This is in fact directly offensive, and a deliberate provocation.
Personally, I condemn the actions of police that may have impacted on the religious thing on there, regardless of context.
February 12, 2026 at 3:32 AM
This is obviously not any sort of apology to the Muslim community. This is in fact directly offensive, and a deliberate provocation.
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This is a real sentence in a new NYT article about how the US has changed since Trump, lol.
January 22, 2026 at 12:33 AM
This is a real sentence in a new NYT article about how the US has changed since Trump, lol.
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we are so back
Sizzler is making a Sydney comeback
The casual, family-friendly dining concept, popular in the 1970s and 1980s, will open at Sydney airport in coming months.
www.smh.com.au
February 13, 2026 at 3:32 AM
we are so back
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An actor that should have become more famous is Moon Bloodgood because if I was directing a movie and a woman came in and said “my name is Moon Bloodgood” I’d be like fuckin hell you might as well direct the movie
February 13, 2026 at 1:29 AM
An actor that should have become more famous is Moon Bloodgood because if I was directing a movie and a woman came in and said “my name is Moon Bloodgood” I’d be like fuckin hell you might as well direct the movie
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Watching an endless loop of ten second clips? Haha this younger generation. When I was your age we used to watch a variety show starring an ostrich puppet, a man with a cowboy hat and a reel to reel sound player. It was so racist Harry Connick Jr. made a formal protest. It was three hours long
June 26, 2025 at 3:50 AM
Watching an endless loop of ten second clips? Haha this younger generation. When I was your age we used to watch a variety show starring an ostrich puppet, a man with a cowboy hat and a reel to reel sound player. It was so racist Harry Connick Jr. made a formal protest. It was three hours long
We are clear on OPSEC
February 13, 2026 at 12:36 AM
We are clear on OPSEC
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very sad about Sussan Ley’s leadership. growing up in suburban Melbourne in the 80s, her music taught me that it was ok to be weird
February 12, 2026 at 10:54 PM
very sad about Sussan Ley’s leadership. growing up in suburban Melbourne in the 80s, her music taught me that it was ok to be weird
In Canberra, Angus Taylor is leader of the Liberal Party. All the Teals are opening bottles of champagne. It is 9.50am
February 12, 2026 at 10:50 PM
In Canberra, Angus Taylor is leader of the Liberal Party. All the Teals are opening bottles of champagne. It is 9.50am
I am shocked by few things on this internet but holy fucking shit
February 12, 2026 at 10:01 PM
I am shocked by few things on this internet but holy fucking shit
February 12, 2026 at 7:26 AM
The play is guided by the HACO (Hamlet Always Chickens Out) principle
February 12, 2026 at 2:57 AM
The play is guided by the HACO (Hamlet Always Chickens Out) principle
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I am not sure you could come up with a worse put down of the Liberal front bench than James Paterson saying "Angus is the smartest policy brain in the shadow cabinet”
live.thepoint.com.au
live.thepoint.com.au
The Point Live: It's on for the Liberals, protests planned for Melbourne in response to Isaac Herzog's planned visit
Angus Taylor resigned from the front bench but is yet to announce when he will officially challenge for the leadership. Melbourne protesters prepare for the arrival of Israeli president, Isaac Herzog...
live.thepoint.com.au
February 12, 2026 at 1:55 AM
I am not sure you could come up with a worse put down of the Liberal front bench than James Paterson saying "Angus is the smartest policy brain in the shadow cabinet”
live.thepoint.com.au
live.thepoint.com.au
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Incidentally, this has reminded me of when I got blocked on here for arguing with the David Graeber Institute that "Logistics Manager" wasn't a "bullshit job". I hope every one of them is waiting on a vital package from Southern Texas.
All this speculation about the potential horrid things the airspace closure around El Paso could signifiy, and all I can think of is the logistics managers having the *worst* day and week of their lives.
February 11, 2026 at 1:36 PM
Incidentally, this has reminded me of when I got blocked on here for arguing with the David Graeber Institute that "Logistics Manager" wasn't a "bullshit job". I hope every one of them is waiting on a vital package from Southern Texas.