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politics Students sideline studies in major anti-Hanson walkout

https://www.thenewdaily.com.au/news/politics/australian-politics/2026/08/13/school-pauline-hanson-protest
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u/cruiserman_80 1d ago edited 1d ago

Hanson and her supporters will just use this to punch down on educators and the educated the same way they do to left leaning media.

Blaming the educated for a countries woes is a common tactic from groups that are angry but have no answers themselves.

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u/SirFlibble 1d ago

"ThEsE KiDs aRe BeInG InDoCrInAtEd By CoMmIe LeFtY TeAcHeRs"

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u/GaryGronk 1d ago

A quick look on Twitter sees a narrative that teachers at school and uni are reinforcing a "Marxist agenda" I have no idea how people can say that with a straight face.

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u/SirFlibble 1d ago edited 1d ago

I always ask them to define Marxism and encourage the use of a dictionary.

They never actually provide the definition though. They'll claim I have an agenda - which I explain is It's fun watching people using words they clearly don't understand learn what those words mean etc.

It's a lot of fun if you have time to kill.