My... pleasure? 😭

My approach this year is: Laughing at this mob hasn't worked and 2025 is looking bleak. It's better to assume competence and be wrong than assume incompetence and be wrong.

Follow for more doom! 🥳

The average dumbass (me) associates teal with the idea of non-conformity. Much like libertarianism, this is an easy sentiment to cash in on, so if UAP can turn teal into one of their selling points, they will also capture a number of casual voters. All they need is some help from the media...

My hunch is that they're trying to co-opt the word and piggyback onto the movement. They want the word "teal" associated with the idea of a disaffected parliamentarian leaving the two major parties... And joining the far-right *cough cough* sorry... Freedom Parties.

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That is what they are aiming for, and that is what they will get, because we are not equipped to take this seriously or see it for what it is.

They are tightening their ranks and will start moving under the same banner (UAP or One Nation, they are the same thing) and we will see a fascist party that will aim to compete with the Greens.

That was nearly 3 years ago and they didn't go anywhere. This trademark does not matter, all of the legalistic arguments in this article do not matter. It's symptomatic of liberal brain-rot to keep missing the bigger picture.

These parties would campaign on the same stages, attend the same rallies, share speakers and conferences. They were building an unofficial coalition.

In 2022 Clive Palmer covered Australia in his UAP billboards. A whole bunch of far-right minor parties popped up across Australia, each covering their own niche (Christian nationalist, anti-vax, anti-woke, etc.). Collectively, these parties gained about the same amount of votes as the Greens.

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Appreciate the shoutout 🙏