The Victorian government has purchased 45 safe machete disposal bins for $13 MILLION!

That is $288,888 per bin.

I love government corruption.

Due to an increase in knife crime all large knives are illegal to own (2 years in prison, no excuses slave). Thankfully we have these $288k bins to keep us safe.

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Wowser!

Um… and it would only be an amnesty bin if it were *not* under video surveillance, methinks.

I was thinking that 🤣

It's honestly difficult not to deeply hate the people who govern us

I do not even try.

I have freed myself from the burden of making excuses for them.

I let the hate flow out of me.

Its not ideal to be a hateful person. Even though they deserve it. But it also can't be helped. And it least we are fired up to do something about it

It is no ideal.

I do not live in hate. But I do not try to avoid the disgust I feel for the people who oppress us.

Best to focus our energy on what is in our control rather than what is not and try to create the better future you wish for the world.

Yes ser 🫡

Do you have a license for that hate?

No. But I still have my paper permit that gave me a work exemption to leave my house and pass through the police checks during the complete lockdown and curfew in covid.

In my books that counts as a valid reason for some state hate.

I had a slave work permit during the lockup's too, we're not so differn't you and I.

It is a good reminder of the madness we lived through and that it was all real. It already feels so surreal.

I recall cycling through the countryside when there was a travel ban in place.

I could the road for miles ahead of me.

Every time I seen a car, I concealed myself and my bicycle behind the brush until the car passed.

I'll never forget how surreal that felt.

It is important to remember.

The fact that riding a bike can become a crime highlights nothing is guaranteed and we have to fight to preserve whatever rights we do have.

Rights are living things, need to be fed.

🫡 “the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.”

A quick varnish at the very least

It was definitely a strange time.

My most surreal moment in the lockdowns was driving home from work one night, stopped at a set of traffic lights in the cbd, with no one else on the road and me wondering why I bothered stopping. Just as that thought passed through my head, a kangaroo hopped its way through the intersection. It felt weirdly apocalyptic, that nature reclaimed such a human space within 2 weeks. It reminded me that humanity is just a speck and nature would move on without us very quickly and easily.

It certainly showed the fragility of what we consider “normal”

and now vic premier now pushing mandatory wfh on employers. you never need to leave home again. yay.

They are just looking at the rise in homelessness and thinking it would be nice for people to actually spend some time in their homes before they eventually fall behind on their ATO payment plans and live on the streets.

Very caring of them!

😬

Thank god there are machete bins…!

I finally fees safe walking the streets.

This is why anarchy would never work because without the state “who would build the machete bins?”

It’s not about machetes nor security. It’s all about how to grab 13M by selling simple metal bins

Endless corruption that is killing human freedom always ends up killing the corrupt system itself but the road is long and on the way innocent people always get hurt

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