Summary

Australian senators censured Senator Lidia Thorpe for her outburst against King Charles III during his visit, calling him a colonizer and demanding land and reparations. Thorpe defended her actions, stating she would repeat them if Charles returned.

  • jwiggler
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    185 hours ago

    I think the whole point of acts like you describe show how you (people) care more about a painting than the continual ravaging of life on this planet by those who seek wealth and power.

    What does the Mona Lisa matter when more and more of the worlds population is scrapping to survive under constant threat of environmental and economic collapse and war brought on by the people who host and visit such works of art.

    • @[email protected]
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      -32 hours ago

      You’re right, that’s why thanks to those brave protesters, climate change is now a thing of the past! Oh, wait…

        • @[email protected]
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          -32 hours ago

          What an extraordinarily stupid argument.

          Gee, thanks. We need people to actually do something tangible and useful, not teenage histrionics directed at completely irrelevant things. For example, I volunteer with a group that recently obtained protection for a large wetland in my area. That’s something that directly impacts climate change and biodiversity. I also volunteer with my local green party which has successfully passed several pieces of environmental protection legislation. What have you personally done to help other than whine online and throw paint at inanimate objects?

          • jwiggler
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            22 hours ago

            Wow you’re so great! thanks to you, climate change is now a thing of the past! Oh, wait…

            (obviously, in jest. that’s great you do that. You probably should’ve said something like that to begin with)