It is something that can be of concern, it can be innocent or a serious extension into a population controlled future by big brother.
FIFY (Fixed it for ya)
Do you watch the ABC series Rake? (US readers that have DirecTV can watch it on the Audience channel). Hilarious! Anyway the most recent episode (in the US) satirized Australia's anti-terrorism laws. -- Don't feed trolls--it only makes them grow!
Do you watch the ABC series Rake? (US readers that have DirecTV can watch it on the Audience channel). Hilarious! Anyway the most recent episode (in the US) satirized Australia's anti-terrorism laws.
No, but remember many years of that dry tv humor (not just British) that it sounds like; from the few clips I looked up it would almost be the sort of laugh that would get you hung, or at least followed closely because you listened to "Alice's Restaurant" by Arlo Guthrie as well.
Even "Yes Prime minister" was a straight up look at how some may just toss decisions about for the good of the country. Does that idea or theory constitute a log at level 2 in the recording studio for future analysis? -- The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing - Edmund Burke
Well I loved Yes Prime Minister! I took it as satire about the Parliamentary system.
James Hacker (the PM) was usually, but not always, clueless. Sir Humphrey Appleby (the bureaucrat) was always trying to thwart Hacker (the politician). -- Don't feed trolls--it only makes them grow!
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