Asked what the party’s plan was to foster social cohesion, Newman said: “We’re going to get rid of wokery, right?”

There you are. Problem solved.

What do these people understand by wokery? Are they going start progroms to get rid of ‘woke’ people?

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    At this stage my understanding is that that the definition of ‘woke’ is ‘anything I don’t agree with’

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      anyone who bitches about woke is a pissy cunt who wants to sook about consequences for being said cunt

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    Cut to twelve month’s time, or less, when he strikes out on his own as an ‘independent’ after the inevitable clash with Pauline’s personality.

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    In addition,

    Referencing Hanson’s calls for Australia to be a “monoculture”, Newman said Japan and Korea were “monoculture[s]”. “[They’re] absolutely super successful nations who pride themselves on that thing.”

    His understanding of monoculture is not based on the reality of those two nations. While they are not big immigrant countries like Australia or Canada they still have ethnic indigenous groups who speak other languages and they have multi-faith populations in addition to small immigrant populations. It’s well explained in the following article which makes the point that North Korea would be a better example. Someone should remind Newman and Hanson next time they speak this nonsense.

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-20/what-is-monoculturalism-and-what-does-it-look-like-in-practice/106818222

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      People - and politicians in particular - will always divide populations and always find a group to pick on for being different, no matter how great or little that difference is.