[naturalman1975]

This is probably in violation of Australian Constitutional law, but it will take the Supreme Court of South Australia, or the High Court of Australia to make that call, and it will likely be a while before a case reaches them.

[proxy_user]

Well, why don’t we just discuss this election?

[kik5150]

Bruno: Ooh! Ah, that’s it. I’m going to report this to me member of parliament.[yells out window] Hey, Gus! I got something to report to you.
[Gus tends his swine]
Gus: That’s a bloody outrage, it is! I want to take this all the way to the Prime Minister.
[they go down to a lake]
Hey! Mr. Prime Minister! Andy!
Andy: [floating naked on an inner tube with a beer] Eh, mates! What’s the good word?

[doc1019]

Is this one of those “coming to a country near you soon” moments? ;-)

[Touch Not the Cat]

What about people who will spraypaint there comments on the walls?

[KarlInOhio]

Well, here's my comment on the South Australian election: vote for the Liberal.

Since Australia is hanging upside down from the bottom of the earth, everything is backwards there. Liberals are the more right wing party.

Nice to see a country keep the original meaning of liberal associated with freedom, as opposed to the US where FDR bastardized the term to mean "not quite as authoritarian as Stalin, Hitler and Mussolini".

[6SJ7]

“Anonymity is a shield from the tyranny of the majority.” McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Common, 514 U.S. 334, 357 (1995). (’course this is U.S. law, not Australian)