Getting your preferences sorted

Masquara said :

Deref said :

Masquara said :

Deref said :

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

The Sex Party is actually about commerce.

In the sense that it supports small business? Yes, as do most, if not all, of the other parties. But it’s primarily about human rights.

You’ve fallen for the spin. Sex Party has historically always been about the commercial aims of sex shop owners, never about the sex workers. It may surprise Deborah Avery to know that I am actually friends with several former sex workers. They told me at the time that they kicked the Sex Party head out of the Workers in Sex Employment union because she was dishonestly (they thought) attempting to represent both the workers and her and her partner’s $4 million sex empire. Oh, and none of them has ever called another woman a “c**t”. I’ve asked them.

I’d imagine that the commercial aims of sex shop owners are identical to the commercial aims of restaurant owners, photocopy shop owners and all the other small businesses out there. I fail to see the problem and I’d be glad if you could clarify it.

As to the rest, I have no evidence for or against so I can’t comment on its accuracy; I note, though, that several of their candidates in the past (and now?) are or have been sex workers, something that would be very odd if your story were true. I also note that they’ve received little or no financial support from the sex industry – something else that just doesn’t gel with your story.

Regardless, their platform is about equality of fundamental human rights, not just as they relate to matters of sex and gender politics; it remains the only party whose platform I can support 100%.

Deref said :

Masquara said :

Deref said :

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

The Sex Party is actually about commerce.

In the sense that it supports small business? Yes, as do most, if not all, of the other parties. But it’s primarily about human rights.

You’ve fallen for the spin. Sex Party has historically always been about the commercial aims of sex shop owners, never about the sex workers. It may surprise Deborah Avery to know that I am actually friends with several former sex workers. They told me at the time that they kicked the Sex Party head out of the Workers in Sex Employment union because she was dishonestly (they thought) attempting to represent both the workers and her and her partner’s $4 million sex empire. Oh, and none of them has ever called another woman a “c**t”. I’ve asked them.

Deborah said :

Oh honey, I’m sorry that you’ve taken offence at me calling you chickie – lucky I didn’t call you a c##t.

Anti-woman values? Did you hear that thump? It was me falling off my chair with laughter.

Wow. And you’re an actual candidate for the Senate are you? These comments suggest that you are unstuitable to run for student president at a Primary School, let alone anywhere grown ups gather.

poetix said :

Deborah said :

Oh honey, I’m sorry that you’ve taken offence at me calling you chickie – lucky I didn’t call you a c##t.

Anti-woman values? Did you hear that thump? It was me falling off my chair with laughter.

I thought I had detected a certain lack of finesse in this candidate, but this is quite remarkable.

She rather puts Tony Abbott in the shade.

Masquara said :

Deref said :

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

The Sex Party is actually about commerce.

In the sense that it supports small business? Yes, as do most, if not all, of the other parties. But it’s primarily about human rights.

Deborah you probably just fail to realize that people outside your industry and circle are so uptight that they don’t get that some women talk to everyone the way they would address their dearest friends. I call everyone darling and have no physical boundaries.

I imagine you’re self-aware enough to realize not everyone loves you but yeah sometimes it’s hard for a liberated and open woman to realize how “unladylike” and hence “vulgar” she seems.

In this arena of course this isn’t a double standard as men, too, are expected to be gender neutral, super polite and never use swears. But for why? The Senate exists to review laws and put them to the test. We need people to shake up the system and keep the bastards honest more than we need polished politicians. You can’t call bullshit if you don’t know how to say it.

BimboGeek said :

Go masquara. I was going to put Greens first but Deborah Avery called you a chickie and I’m tempted to give her a few bonus points for her attitude. 🙂

Win 😀

moneypenny2612 said :

Cluey Voter is another useful tool for sorting out ‘below the line’ voting preferences for the Senate.

http://www.clueyvoter.com/

Okay if you need it but what always gets me about how to vote guides us that they always put the bad guys in the order that the bad guys want. For example, if I am a rabid, leftie green voter, I will preference Zed after his running mate. I know it won’t come to anything but why would I prefer person 1 of the enemy against person 2?

Roundhead89 said :

The Libs have simplified the voting process by preferencing The Greens last. So all you gotta do is put a 1 in the Liberal box above the line and get out of there.

Exactly, a simple process for simple people.

This is a great tool and you should keep it up front until the election for dodderers like me at the booth.

Deborah said :

Oh honey, I’m sorry that you’ve taken offence at me calling you chickie – lucky I didn’t call you a c##t.

Anti-woman values? Did you hear that thump? It was me falling off my chair with laughter.

I thought I had detected a certain lack of finesse in this candidate, but this is quite remarkable.

Deref said :

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

back in my teenage years I always chose to go last during the high school gangbangs………….that way you didnt have anyone tapping you on the shoulder telling you to hurry up….

The Libs have simplified the voting process by preferencing The Greens last. So all you gotta do is put a 1 in the Liberal box above the line and get out of there.

Oh honey, I’m sorry that you’ve taken offence at me calling you chickie – lucky I didn’t call you a c##t.

Anti-woman values? Did you hear that thump? It was me falling off my chair with laughter.

Deref said :

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

The Sex Party is actually about commerce.

Good app – thanks.

Masquara said :

Sex Party goes last.

Interesting choice from someone who appears to support human rights and feminism.

Go masquara. I was going to put Greens first but Deborah Avery called you a chickie and I’m tempted to give her a few bonus points for her attitude. 🙂

I can’t see Shaunee’s name anywhere.

Fantastic resource, thanks! I was going going to put Rise Up Australia last (because they list “protecting the unborn” among their main values). But Deborah Avery having inadvertently shown her true colours, and displayed her anti-woman values, by calling me a “chickie” for questioning one of her answers, Sex Party goes last. I suggest Canberra feminists put Deborah and the Rise Up party candidate in the bottom two, depending on whether a pro-life stance, or applying debasing, infantilised terms to women, offends them more.

Cluey Voter is another useful tool for sorting out ‘below the line’ voting preferences for the Senate.

http://www.clueyvoter.com/