An interesting debate

The Australian Sex Party and the conservative Family Party went head to head on Aussie TV this morning and you can see it here. From censorship to marriage, they disagree on nearly everything. While both think it is important to vote, I`m sure the Family First party won’t like this ad that encouraged people to enrol to vote.

Discussion on family and marriage was interesting – the Family Party considers marriage should be between a man and a woman, the Sex Party doesn’t– and it wouldn’t – the Sex Party spokesperson's sister has a same sex partner and a daughter, but noted that she can't get married.

The Sex Party prefers a woman prime minister- implying the current one, who does not share the policies of the Sex Party on marriage.

It`ll be interesting to see which party gets the most votes.

At the moment, 16% of the country have not decided on who to vote for on August 21.

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Family First approaches sex party for preference deal

Ha, this is so funny. Australia has a Sex Party, and the conservative Family First Party* approached it to do a preference deal in the federal election. The election will be run on a preferential voting system.

But despite the approach, the deal never happened. Or in the words of Family First:

We were talking with them (the Australian Sex Party) about the election ... and we came to an arrangement not to do an arrangement with them

That's a bit like a vegetarian going to a butchers shop and coming to an arrangement with the butcher not to buy meat.

*Nothing to do with these guys

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