THE REFERENDUM SPECIAL | Tom Ballard | Full Comedy Special

[@lisasampson9841]

Thanks Tom Bollard

[@MangeSoderling]

You spelled Timmy Billiards in a weird way

[@insidethismusicbox]

Loved it. Shared with many comrades.

[@TomBallardAus]

Thanks!

[@antonalbo]

Comrades? Geez.. you commies who were responsible for over 160 million deaths don't even hide it.. and since you Palestinian supporters care about death statistics.. that's 10 times the amount the Nazis are responsible for.. so in that regard.. you communists are to Israel as Hamas is to the Nazis..

[@rebecca4257]

I really appreciated this special Tom, you're comedy helps make this fuckery bearable.

[@antonalbo]

Comedy? This was cringe... he was bombing in his own recorded special..

[@meganm1074]

Thanks Tom.

[@simob4904]

thanks tom

[@punchmcface]

Big shout out to the sound tech crew 👌👍👍👍 Tom Traffic Cone 👍 you can have that for free 😂

[@Wombart]

Commenting for the algorithm. I don't have anything to add at this point, because I am only 1 minute in.

[@mattvanwees117]

Saw this live in Melbourne and lost it again at boners 😂

[@rambletonne]

fantastic show! sound levels weird though?

[@comedycomau]

👏

[@EverardDigby314]

Very good. I think I agreed with pretty much everything said, and laughed a lot while doing so.

[@core_architect]

like the phrase "I agreed with everything he said" is relevant to a comedy show. Read a book.

[@EverardDigby314]

@@core_architect Actually, it is relevant to a comedy show. In case you are unaware, relatability is a big part of comedy, and I related to a lot of the things he said in this special. Also, it seems that you misread my comment, "pretty much everything" is not the same as "everything", obviously there were parts I didn't agree with or find relatable.

[@core_architect]

@@EverardDigby314 You may be confusing relatability and agreeable. You don't need to agree to relate.

[@EverardDigby314]

@@core_architect Eh I think they're connected enough. Besides, it is a topical and fairly political show, his target audience is obviously people who agree with him. And why do you even care anyway? Even if the agreeing part of my original comment isn't relevant, the "and laughed a lot while doing so" bit certainly is.

[@MangeSoderling]

Did Bruce per chance work in management or jewelry?

[@AliveNotDeadmund]

Eh. The referendum was disastrously run. Anyone who has worked with the Aboriginal community knows that they don’t like to rush things. And somehow they wanted to ram this through in 2-3 months? This should have had a two year timeline AT LEAST. Then when people had questions they got attacked, rather than having their questions addressed. And to be honest, it was by moral grandstanding people like yourself, who would prefer to ridicule people than hold a dialogue with them. Labor wasted years of political capital on this joke of a campaign. There were issues with the Uluru Statement, for instance, which was contested by many Aboriginal communities as well, but which were silenced - where those that opposed it were not allowed to attend and there was a large walk out at the meeting that was not covered by the media. So yeah, was it what the Aboriginal communities wanted or was it what the urban east-coast elite wanted as a way to expand a government already so bloated it has gout across half its agencies?

[@EverardDigby314]

@@AliveNotDeadmund But why would the urban east coast elite want that?

[@janefitzsimmons6739]

Thanks Tom.