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Sure, but there was no reason to overturn the ban this year considering he very likely faked getting covid in order to abuse a loophole so he can play tennis.
“Sorry Mum and Dad. I’d love for you to meet my new boyfriend but he’s been deemed too mentally unstable to be on the continent.” >

"He's also just a tiny bit of a Hitler loving Nazi" >

"I really wish he could be here, I came to tell you I think we're ready to take the next goose step together" >

Australian Customs: Do you have a criminal record?
Tourist: No, are they still required? >

I don't care who you are, that's funny right there >

Probably not for the customs agent, after hearing it 100 times a day for 27 years their inner monolog is gonna be "please don't say, please don't say it, FUCK"
*completely stone-faced
"No sir, we no longer require criminal convictions to enter Australia, as a matter of fact we actively discourage it, please have a nice day >

Oh no…. Pls I dont want to hear or talk about Kanye anymore.
Guy is totally irrelevant in the big picture. >

And the small one. >

And the wallet size one >

What about passport size? >

And the NFT and thumbnail ones. >

Maybe he should try Israel. >

This minister (Peter Dutton) is leader of the opposition and probably just wants the gov to not listen to him so he can then turn around and claim the gov was wrong for letting him in
Can guarantee you if Dutton was PM he'd be a champion of free speech right now >

Somewhat true but Dutton's party did cancel the visa of Djokovic, whilst the current government let him in a year later (overturning the three year ban).
It would be nice if both parties could agree on a no-arseholes-allowed in policy, rather than make it a political issue. >

Fairly different though as Djokovic was about the vaccine in the height of border restrictions rather than just speech
It was also Scomo that did that who is kuch more a populist than a conservative (although he was really bad at it)