Luddites are on the march!

Lawd save us all!

Imagine being this huge of a fucking muppet

I had to read that headline 3 times as I didn’t believe my brain was reading correctly.

We are on the dumbest timeline.

Not to mention a lot of the farmers who are most up in Arms could be making a tidy profit off setting up shop on their land. Plenty of studies find that solar panels create useful micro climates under them that can yield some super positive results. I'd link to some of the articles but I am lazy and a hack, so I won't.

Anti RENEWABLES. WTF?

Sorry, they’re anti what now?

Okay, how do you wind up anti power transmission line? I am pretty sure these people are pro oil. How's that supposed to work?

So they are building an army of brownshirts then.

A small group of useful idiots fighting someone else's battles instead of their own.

I'm not surprised at all. It's the kind of mindset where I am in the regional area that I live in Qld.

Look at all the attention these 300 people are getting!

As someone who grew up in a remote rural Victorian town, only coming to Melbourne as an adult, this to me is the strongest domestic indicator of what the current UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham recently announced regarding the 2016 UK Brexit Vote.

Growing up around and knowing varying types of personality traits from that region, consistently there was a greater understanding for the environment and how to manage it in order to benefit from it.

This was prevalent and consistent to those on farms and the many that rarely stepped foot on a farm. The inner town people weren't much different from Melbourne suburbans, but most had a Greens leaning when it came specifically to environmental matters.

It was the more complicated social issues that were seen as a 'city issue', and a consensus that the Nationals were the only way to have a rural voting block, even if they aligned with what was strongly seen as a city party.

Personally I always felt that rural voters would be greater represented by a block of independents, rather than trading most of their votes to a city party for minimal concessions and the odd pork barreling, but that's neither here nor there.

To see rural people, who exist and live in the very environment that they themselves often have a conscientious understanding of responsibility for, fall into emotional misinformation and manipulation, really brings home just how significant an issue of political manipulation farms are from outside each of our democracies.

We need to consider what political free speech means for Australians in Australia and how it relates to people from outside of Australian IP addresses, whilst avoiding the loss of the inherent right to privacy that is mutually necessary in a democracy.

Australians don't have a right to free speech, but we do have the right to political free speech, I don't see how people commenting or posting from an IP address outside of the Australian geolocation would fall under our right to that.

Energy that reduces pollution and costs a fraction of fossil fuels? Not on my watch!

The article doesn't really explain their points

There's nothing wrong with hating AI DCs.