Ultimately the banning has only legitimised the broader movement with the public.
The ban has made Australians come out in even greater support.
Everywhere we go, people exclaim how they’re behind us and that we have to win the case.
I got spotted in traffic the other day by a patriot who was just yelling saying “all the boys at work are all following on, we’re watching everything, we’re all fully behind you, YOU GOTTA WIN THE CASE”.
Australians love supporting an underdog just on principle, and believe in the idea that everyone should get a “fair go” and that ideas should be decided at the ballot box.
All this legislating by the government is completely at odds, and out of touch with Australian culture and fundamental Australian values.
As a radicaliser of the public it’s been a huge net win.
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