There are tough gigs in politics, and then there are gigs as tough as this: Anthony Albanese fronting a furious anti-carbon tax mob protesting about his description of the “Convoy of No Confidence”. Whichever way you cut it, this much is clear: Albo is a brave man.
Albo faces the mob
There are tough gigs in politics, and then there are gigs as tough as this: Anthony Albanese fronting a furious anti-carbon tax mob protesting about his description of the “Convoy of No Confidence”. Whichever way you cut it, this much is clear: Albo is a brave man.
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what were the inflatable hammers for?
Damn, one of the shouters in the crowd said that Albanese wasn’t elected. I had no idea. That and the cordon of police preventing people from coming to Canberra – things are looking much worse for Australian democracy than I had realised.
Medieval!
Sending Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog to the mob and a Knighthood to Albo.
FD @ 1 The inflatable hammers went with the inflatable sickles that were out of shot.
This is a First Dog Cartoon animated, isn’t it?
Of course, incontinence just means weakness in controlling one’s desires and natural urges, so this kind of fits. Dante describes the Lustful, the Gluttonous, Spendthrifts and Misers, the Wrathful and the Sullen as Incontinent. Tell me those descriptions don’t fit those demonstrators.