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Groups Behind Protests Seizing College Campuses Get Bad News as Senators Send Letter to IRS

We should not need to remind you of the heinous support NSJP chapters across the country have voiced for Hamas, the letter states.

[axvoter]

Blatantly Partisan Party Review III (NSW 2023): Animal Justice Party

Prior reviews: federal 2013, VIC 2014, federal 2016, VIC 2018, NSW 2019, federal 2019, federal 2022, VIC 2022

What I said before: “If you are a vegan and passionate about animal rights, you will feel a strong affinity with this party’s platform. If you enjoy dairy or meat, as I do, you will be somewhat less enamoured with it.” (VIC 2018 review)

What I think this year: The Animal Justice Party has established itself as a stable part of the micro-party landscape. At their origin, it was easy to wonder if they were just discontented greener-than-Greens or militant vegans who lived up to all the boring jokes your bacon-loving uncle makes, but their success in winning upper house seats in NSW and Victoria has enabled them to mature as a party and secure a constituency. It might not be a large constituency, but it’s big enough that they will be competitive to retain their one seat in the Legislative Council.

Animal Justice’s policies and approaches are what you would anticipate for a party focused on animal welfare and veganism. This includes an expectation that their candidates will lead a vegan lifestyle and seek to reduce consumption of meat. They now make a serious effort to indicate policies beyond their original single issue, and they side with progressive and left-wing causes. AJP, for instance, supports women’s bodily autonomy, abortion rights, raising legal age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 14, decriminalising cannabis, etc.

My biggest critique (besides fundamental disagreement about my own diet) is their approach to introduced species: they are so committed to the principle of never harming an animal that they will permit the continued environmental degradation caused by introduced species such as brumbies. The AJP’s policies for brumbies are prima facie inadequate and naïve. The consequences of inaction cause greater harm to the ecosystem, and to living organisms as a whole, than removing invasive species. I am disappointed that their public-facing material does not adequately grapple with the seriously negative effects of brumbies and other introduced species on the ecosystem.

Recommendation: Give the Animal Justice Party a middling to decent preference.

Website: https://nsw.animaljusticeparty.org/

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Solidaritas Wartawan dan Aktivis: Mendukung Aksi AJP-SMSI Terhadap Ram Pagau

RELASIPUBLIK.OR.ID, POHUWATO – Aliansi Jurnalis Pohuwato (AJP) dan Serikat Media Siber Indonesia (SMSI) Pohuwato mengecam pernyataan Mantan Bupati Boalemo, Ram Pagau dalam sebuah konfrensi pers, pada Kamis (2/5/2024). Pasalnya, dalam sesi wawancara yang diketahui berlangsung di Kantor KPUD Boalemo itu, Rum Pagau secara sadar menyebut pers sebagai penyebab masalah. “Ini pers juga, bisa mencederai.…

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oh my god sos i need to finish this project but my brain is literally scrambled eggs now i he has to be doing this on purpose he has to know theres no way any of this is accidental

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Tutup Silatda AJP, Beni Nento Sampaikan Pesan Mendalam

Tutup Silatda AJP, Beni Nento Sampaikan Pesan Mendalam #LegislatorPanua #DPRDPohuwato #BeniNento #Silatda #AJP #AliansiJurnalisPohuwato

Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – Suksesi kegiatan silaturahmi daerah (Silatda) ke-IV Aliansi Jurnalis Pohuwato (AJP) ditutup secara resmi oleh anggota DPRD Pohuwato, Beni Nento, Sabtu (14/10/2023). Dalam sambutannya, politisi yang akrab dengan kalangan wartawan di Pohuwato itu, memberikan ucapan selamat kepada Ketua AJP terpilih, Goesland Latarawe. Terlebih Beni Nento memberikan pesan penting terhadap…

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Banyak Proyek Jalan Gagal, AJP Minta Pemprov Evaluasi Kontraktor di Sulawesi Tenggara

SULTRA PERDETIK, –  Aksan Jaya Putra (AJP), Ketua Fraksi Partai Golkar Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Daerah (DPRD) Sulawesi Tenggara (Sultra), menyoroti sejumlah proyek pembangunan jalan provinsi yang gagal pada Tahun 2022. Kekhawatiran itu muncul setelah DPRD Sultra menggelar rapat paripurna Laporan Pertanggungjawaban Tahunan (LKPJ) Gubernur Sultra tahun 2022, beberapa hari lalu. LKPJ Gubernur Sultra…

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Kendari Darurat Narkoba, Aksan Jaya Putra Sosialisasi Bahaya Narkoba Kepada Masyarakat

PILARSULTRA.COM — Aksan Jaya Putra (AJP), Anggota DPRD Sulawesi Tenggara (Sultra), menggelar sosialisasi Peraturan Daerah (Perda) di Kelurahan Kadia, Kecamatan Kadia, Kota Kendari, Kamis (23/2/2023). Dalam sosialisasi Perda kali ini, AJP memilih Perda Provinsi Sultra Nomor 23 Tahun 2019 tentang Pencegahan Penanggulangan Penyalahgunaan Narkotika, Psikotropika dan Zat Adaktif lainnya. la…

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Τιμοκατάλογος μοτοσυκλετών AJP 2022

Τιμοκατάλογος μοτοσυκλετών AJP 2022

Τιμοκατάλογος μοτοσυκλετών AJP 2022 (more…)

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Tu sais qu’il y a que toi et que je t’aimerais pour toujours.

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[axvoter]

Blatantly Partisan Party Review II (Victoria 2022): Animal Justice Party

Prior reviews: federal 2013, VIC 2014, federal 2016, VIC 2018, NSW 2019, federal 2019, federal 2022

What I said before: “If you are a vegan and passionate about animal rights, you will feel a strong affinity with this party’s platform. If you enjoy dairy or meat, as I do, you will be somewhat less enamoured with it.” (VIC 2018 review)

What I think this year: AJP have one Legislative Councillor seeking re-election, Andy Meddick in Western Victoria. He was a beneficiary of the distorting effects of preference harvesting under Group Ticket Voting, winning a seat off less than 2.8% of the vote while the Greens (7.5%) missed out. But it turns out that AJP have recognised how anti-democratic this system is and pulled off a hilarious sting on "preference whisperer" Glenn Druery and his alliance of parties. They all hoped to funnel preferences to chosen individuals in each region—and the AJP made a show of negotiating with them, securing their support, but submitted a completely different and more ideologically appropriate ticket. They are now calling for the abolition of GTV in favour of a more proportional upper house.

Meddick's parliamentary experience, and that of his counterparts in NSW's upper house (elected via a genuinely representative method), has really helped the AJP mature as a party. I don't just mean this in terms of the sort of canny political machinations that foiled Druery. They are starting to expand beyond being a single-issue party, particularly content about gender equality and more women in politics, though most policies continue to revolve around animal rights. So, yes, AJP are taking to this election the sort of policy platform that you would expect.

One of AJP's most significant proposals is for “Veticare” to cover veterinary bills. Their policies for greater wildlife protections have a major goal of banning duck shooting in Victoria, to bring it into line with some other states. Protests against duck shooting have been a prominent front for Victoria’s animal rights activists in recent years. Indeed, opposition to duck shooting is so important for the AJP this year that they ran a stunt with “Danielle Duck” announced as their candidate for Mulgrave, the same seat as Daniel Andrews. This "native wood duck, hard working mother and long time Mulgrave local" is still listed on AJP's website at the time of writing, but you cannot run an animal as a candidate, so the person who is actually standing for the AJP in Mulgrave is a chap called David Mould.

To some extent, your support for the AJP will fluctuate depending on how you feel about veganism—they even ask their candidates to commit to a vegan diet. Their policies for agriculture and climate basically want to replace livestock farming with cultivation of plant-based proteins. It is very narrow stuff when climate change requires sophisticated policies and wide-ranging action; nobody’s pet issue will be a magic wand.

My other major issue with the AJP is that their policies are very weak on introduced species. This election does not appear to be the election where they resolve the tension between their unwillingness to harm any animal and the serious damage that introduced species inflict on ecosystems. For instance, they still want to ban brumby culls despite the havoc these wild horses create for native species in the high country.

You might wonder if the presence of the AJP and the Companions & Pets Party on the ballot suggests a split in the animal rights movement. Quite the contrary: the Companions & Pets Party is actually a front for supporters of the racing industry, dog breeders, and other forms of animal exploitation. They are the opposite of the AJP.

My recommendation: Give the Animal Justice Party a middling to decent preference. Remember to vote below the line on the large ballot for the Legislative Council so that your preference goes where you want it to go; all ballots with 5 or more preferences marked below the line are valid votes.

Website: https://vic.animaljusticeparty.org/elections

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[intricatecakes]

usamericans i am once again asking you to contact your representatives

AJP has a prefilled email form, just drop in your info (yes it needs your full mailing address) and it'll auto fill with your reps

or you can handwrite it and mail it, the address is:

The Honorable [your rep's name here], U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC 20515 (replace "HoP" with "Senate" if they're a senator)

you can also read aloud from the form if you want to call your reps directly, again the line to the Capitol switchboard is 202-224-3121 your voice DOES matter, please use it and speak up

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