Meg
@justameggit.bsky.social
Living on Bundjalung land. Nature loving leftie. Fxck Trump.
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I would really love to hear from absolutely anyone why billionaires need tax cuts more than children need food.
Go on. Explain.
Go on. Explain.
February 25, 2025 at 10:11 PM
I would really love to hear from absolutely anyone why billionaires need tax cuts more than children need food.
Go on. Explain.
Go on. Explain.
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Let’s see..
Dutton
-Wants to cut TAFE funding
-Will reduce uni funding
-Will get rid of unions/reduce workers’ rights & entitlements
-Cut healthcare.
-Will promote racism/hate
-Will bring the CDC back
-Promote AI
-Reduce Indigenous funding
-Decrease migration
Etc
U really want THAT POS in govt?
Dutton
-Wants to cut TAFE funding
-Will reduce uni funding
-Will get rid of unions/reduce workers’ rights & entitlements
-Cut healthcare.
-Will promote racism/hate
-Will bring the CDC back
-Promote AI
-Reduce Indigenous funding
-Decrease migration
Etc
U really want THAT POS in govt?
January 12, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Let’s see..
Dutton
-Wants to cut TAFE funding
-Will reduce uni funding
-Will get rid of unions/reduce workers’ rights & entitlements
-Cut healthcare.
-Will promote racism/hate
-Will bring the CDC back
-Promote AI
-Reduce Indigenous funding
-Decrease migration
Etc
U really want THAT POS in govt?
Dutton
-Wants to cut TAFE funding
-Will reduce uni funding
-Will get rid of unions/reduce workers’ rights & entitlements
-Cut healthcare.
-Will promote racism/hate
-Will bring the CDC back
-Promote AI
-Reduce Indigenous funding
-Decrease migration
Etc
U really want THAT POS in govt?
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JobSeeker pays $20K/year, the Age Pension $30K/year.
In contrast, fossil fuel subsidies totalling $14.5B/year, benefiting 276K mining & industry workers at $52.5K each.
Welfare supports millions in need, yet subsidies heavily favor a small industry, highlighting stark funding disparities.
#auspol
In contrast, fossil fuel subsidies totalling $14.5B/year, benefiting 276K mining & industry workers at $52.5K each.
Welfare supports millions in need, yet subsidies heavily favor a small industry, highlighting stark funding disparities.
#auspol
January 11, 2025 at 11:38 PM
JobSeeker pays $20K/year, the Age Pension $30K/year.
In contrast, fossil fuel subsidies totalling $14.5B/year, benefiting 276K mining & industry workers at $52.5K each.
Welfare supports millions in need, yet subsidies heavily favor a small industry, highlighting stark funding disparities.
#auspol
In contrast, fossil fuel subsidies totalling $14.5B/year, benefiting 276K mining & industry workers at $52.5K each.
Welfare supports millions in need, yet subsidies heavily favor a small industry, highlighting stark funding disparities.
#auspol
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Can we start extracting a climate catastrophe levy from all fossil fuel magnates now?
Ya know,to adequately fund/resource specialist forces to fight fires,floods etc
Instead of $$$ going to the military industrial complex which is ensuring expansionist states like US get more fossil fuels
Ya know,to adequately fund/resource specialist forces to fight fires,floods etc
Instead of $$$ going to the military industrial complex which is ensuring expansionist states like US get more fossil fuels
January 9, 2025 at 9:28 AM
Can we start extracting a climate catastrophe levy from all fossil fuel magnates now?
Ya know,to adequately fund/resource specialist forces to fight fires,floods etc
Instead of $$$ going to the military industrial complex which is ensuring expansionist states like US get more fossil fuels
Ya know,to adequately fund/resource specialist forces to fight fires,floods etc
Instead of $$$ going to the military industrial complex which is ensuring expansionist states like US get more fossil fuels
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🤓 in just 6 years, australia's two main grids added 51 TWh/yr of wind+solar generation.
…taking us from 19.9% → 38.8% renewables.
…this is equivalent to 6.6 large #nuclear reactors, but at much lower cost & much faster.
…even more impressive given there's no chance of nuclear here for 20+ years.
…taking us from 19.9% → 38.8% renewables.
…this is equivalent to 6.6 large #nuclear reactors, but at much lower cost & much faster.
…even more impressive given there's no chance of nuclear here for 20+ years.
January 1, 2025 at 6:57 AM
🤓 in just 6 years, australia's two main grids added 51 TWh/yr of wind+solar generation.
…taking us from 19.9% → 38.8% renewables.
…this is equivalent to 6.6 large #nuclear reactors, but at much lower cost & much faster.
…even more impressive given there's no chance of nuclear here for 20+ years.
…taking us from 19.9% → 38.8% renewables.
…this is equivalent to 6.6 large #nuclear reactors, but at much lower cost & much faster.
…even more impressive given there's no chance of nuclear here for 20+ years.
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an hour ago, france connected its first nuclear reactor to the grid this century.
construction was to take 56 months.
timeline:
• decision: 2004
• initial works: 2006
• reactor concrete: 2007
• grid connection: 2024
• commercial operation: 2025Q1
…20+ years end to end.
construction was to take 56 months.
timeline:
• decision: 2004
• initial works: 2006
• reactor concrete: 2007
• grid connection: 2024
• commercial operation: 2025Q1
…20+ years end to end.
December 21, 2024 at 11:58 AM
an hour ago, france connected its first nuclear reactor to the grid this century.
construction was to take 56 months.
timeline:
• decision: 2004
• initial works: 2006
• reactor concrete: 2007
• grid connection: 2024
• commercial operation: 2025Q1
…20+ years end to end.
construction was to take 56 months.
timeline:
• decision: 2004
• initial works: 2006
• reactor concrete: 2007
• grid connection: 2024
• commercial operation: 2025Q1
…20+ years end to end.
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On this date in 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked by the imperial forces of Japan. The loss of life and destruction was horrific, and it pulled the U.S. into the war.
For Japanese Americans, it was a terrifying time. Overnight, we became the “enemy within” because we were of Japanese descent. /1
For Japanese Americans, it was a terrifying time. Overnight, we became the “enemy within” because we were of Japanese descent. /1
December 7, 2024 at 10:57 PM
On this date in 1941, Pearl Harbor was attacked by the imperial forces of Japan. The loss of life and destruction was horrific, and it pulled the U.S. into the war.
For Japanese Americans, it was a terrifying time. Overnight, we became the “enemy within” because we were of Japanese descent. /1
For Japanese Americans, it was a terrifying time. Overnight, we became the “enemy within” because we were of Japanese descent. /1
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If you're an indigenous Australian child caught with just a small amount of weed, you get locked up.
If you're the white, adult son of a prominent politician selling shit loads of drugs, you "escape jail" because, boo hoo, your mental health.
This is #TwoTierJustice
#auspol
If you're the white, adult son of a prominent politician selling shit loads of drugs, you "escape jail" because, boo hoo, your mental health.
This is #TwoTierJustice
#auspol
December 7, 2024 at 1:15 PM
If you're an indigenous Australian child caught with just a small amount of weed, you get locked up.
If you're the white, adult son of a prominent politician selling shit loads of drugs, you "escape jail" because, boo hoo, your mental health.
This is #TwoTierJustice
#auspol
If you're the white, adult son of a prominent politician selling shit loads of drugs, you "escape jail" because, boo hoo, your mental health.
This is #TwoTierJustice
#auspol
Lismore, NSW recycled Christmas tree at dusk.
Every year, unpaid and in their down time, Lismore City Council workers raid the local tip and build a Christmas tree on this roundabout. Random people also use supermarket trolleys and make a tree.
❤️ Lismore!
Every year, unpaid and in their down time, Lismore City Council workers raid the local tip and build a Christmas tree on this roundabout. Random people also use supermarket trolleys and make a tree.
❤️ Lismore!
December 6, 2024 at 10:42 PM
Lismore, NSW recycled Christmas tree at dusk.
Every year, unpaid and in their down time, Lismore City Council workers raid the local tip and build a Christmas tree on this roundabout. Random people also use supermarket trolleys and make a tree.
❤️ Lismore!
Every year, unpaid and in their down time, Lismore City Council workers raid the local tip and build a Christmas tree on this roundabout. Random people also use supermarket trolleys and make a tree.
❤️ Lismore!
Every year, unpaid and in their off time, Lismore City Council workers raid the tip and construct a recycled object Christmas tree on a roundabout. This year it's coloured bottles.
My favourite was the colourfully painted discarded bicycles tree (those painted bikes now adorn a nearby building).
My favourite was the colourfully painted discarded bicycles tree (those painted bikes now adorn a nearby building).
December 4, 2024 at 7:29 AM
Every year, unpaid and in their off time, Lismore City Council workers raid the tip and construct a recycled object Christmas tree on a roundabout. This year it's coloured bottles.
My favourite was the colourfully painted discarded bicycles tree (those painted bikes now adorn a nearby building).
My favourite was the colourfully painted discarded bicycles tree (those painted bikes now adorn a nearby building).
Following: 1K, followers: 34.
Anyone surprised that Elon's aren't very popular over here?
Anyone surprised that Elon's aren't very popular over here?
November 26, 2024 at 7:51 PM
Following: 1K, followers: 34.
Anyone surprised that Elon's aren't very popular over here?
Anyone surprised that Elon's aren't very popular over here?
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Andrew Tate got banned from Bluesky in less than one day.
Another reason things are so much better here than Twitter.
Another reason things are so much better here than Twitter.
November 19, 2024 at 7:06 PM
Andrew Tate got banned from Bluesky in less than one day.
Another reason things are so much better here than Twitter.
Another reason things are so much better here than Twitter.
A homage to the tinny army.
❤️ Lismore
❤️ Lismore
November 20, 2024 at 7:09 AM
A homage to the tinny army.
❤️ Lismore
❤️ Lismore
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I’ve found a bunch of you here, please share so I can find you all 🙏😁
November 16, 2024 at 6:03 AM
I’ve found a bunch of you here, please share so I can find you all 🙏😁
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Thanks for noticing.
November 17, 2024 at 11:05 PM
Thanks for noticing.
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Please don’t post anything about Alan Jones that might jeopardise the NSW Police case against him. Here instead are some pictures of Alan dressed as his favourite biscuits. #alanjones #auspol
November 17, 2024 at 10:23 PM
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Who made this? Ahahaha
November 15, 2024 at 7:52 PM
Who made this? Ahahaha
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Thinking about how Craig Kelly blocked me for tweeting this pic
November 16, 2024 at 7:23 AM
Thinking about how Craig Kelly blocked me for tweeting this pic
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the major parties' primary votes have been steadily dropping — posing an existential risk for them.
there's two ways they can arrest the decline:
1. be less shit.
2. cheat.
it's a great shame they're choosing the latter… but, you've got to admit, it's much easier.
there's two ways they can arrest the decline:
1. be less shit.
2. cheat.
it's a great shame they're choosing the latter… but, you've got to admit, it's much easier.
November 15, 2024 at 2:17 PM
the major parties' primary votes have been steadily dropping — posing an existential risk for them.
there's two ways they can arrest the decline:
1. be less shit.
2. cheat.
it's a great shame they're choosing the latter… but, you've got to admit, it's much easier.
there's two ways they can arrest the decline:
1. be less shit.
2. cheat.
it's a great shame they're choosing the latter… but, you've got to admit, it's much easier.