Bernard will be devastated to find out that it doesn't matter how many pseudo feminist articles he writes women still aren't interested.

@D4RKARAIK

2 ай бұрын

I ain't Gunna lie, this was going through my head as well watching this.

@boybutch

2 ай бұрын

its funny too because if men suck or whatever is he just.... unaware thats hes... also.. a man?

@stellviahohenheim

2 ай бұрын

Actually you'll be surprised how many women will go for creeps that have no sense of shame. It makes my blood boil too but it's no coincidence that narcissists always gets ahead in life

@yt.personal.identification

2 ай бұрын

He must be brutally aware.

@johnhart4413

2 ай бұрын

@@stellviahohenheim careful that sounds a little incelly

Hey that's me, I'm men

@theboythatdid2495

2 ай бұрын

You're more than one man?

@glenisold79

2 ай бұрын

The voices in my head are all male

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

Hi men, I'm dad.

@b00n69

2 ай бұрын

I like men

@jacksonm6969

2 ай бұрын

My name is men man mate and you shall refer to me as such

Not very slay queen girlboss of Keane to insinuate that women can't work in manufacturing.

@insertnamehere5809

2 ай бұрын

Who helped fill the labour shortages in the factories during WWII? ♀️

@jambott5520

2 ай бұрын

​@@Standefiant I don't know where you got that from. Pretty much everyone stepped up during that time. The system was basically strong armed into letting women work jobs that they were previously kept out of, even if every elderly man or man who wasn't fit for service worked in the factories, if they didn't let a significant number of women into the workforce shit would have crumbled into dust.

@thomass5440

2 ай бұрын

@@jambott5520all true, I think something that isn’t pointed out with this thing is that they weren’t expected to stay in those jobs, working at that level of physicality for their entire working lives? I think at a mass-scale it’s still a bit questionable if women would be able to. I mean, it’s been a sector open to them for a long time now but it still remains debatable if it’d be sustainable long term. Not putting the skill or ability of women down here but there are still differences at play here

@virkgale

2 ай бұрын

Yass Queen!

@hinasakukimi

2 ай бұрын

@@thomass5440 i mean even men can't do that for their entire lives due to aging. so it's not a question of long-term sustainability, moreso *efficiency*. it wouldn't be as efficient due to the "differences at play" but that doesn't mean manufacturing would cease to exist lol. it'd just be slower.

Make manufacturing jobs less shitty and dangerous, and more women will take up manufacturing jobs. Actually, generally more people would go into trades etc. if the work was less shitty and the bosses were more co-operative and less SMALL BUSINESS TYRANT WITH A NAPOLEON COMPLEX. Sincerely, someone who actually learned a trade.

@rogerfinney2811

2 ай бұрын

Nailed it honestly.

@mrosskne

Ай бұрын

​@Aryanwoodtf you on about? I make 160k welding, pretty easy to live on

I worked in manufacturing for years. All areas of it, including supply chain, production and NPD. While higher up, on an executive level there were more men than women, in the factory floors they were an even split. And honestly, some areas I, as a female, wouldn't want to work in, or couldn't. That being said, more money spent on manufacturing in Australia, the better. It's not a gender issue, it's survival of the country. Making something out of Aussie grown ingredients and sold worldwide and locally. I see nothing but benefit.

@caravanlifenz

2 ай бұрын

Same, I've done jobs like that and it's at least a third female. The men take the jobs with the bigger machines that pay more and the women and teenage boys work with the smaller machines and get paid less. Bernard Keane's article is basically just click-bait though as a journalist can't just repeat everything everyone else says - he can only stand out and get views if he writes an attention grabbing headline that fires people up.

@Tylar122

2 ай бұрын

@@caravanlifenzthat’s the problem, women NEED to be paid evenly, anything less is unacceptable. It doesn’t matter if they use smaller machines, it’s about what’s fair.

@nuztuz903

2 ай бұрын

@@Tylar122 if they do less work they will get paid less. same goes for men

@madeline6951

2 ай бұрын

​@@caravanlifenz I don't see how the bigness of a machine on a manufacturing plant affects who can use it? I thought it came down to training.

@The13thGhostBunny

2 ай бұрын

​@@Tylar122 People should be paid equally based on the job they're doing, not equally compared to those doing more work, more dangerous work, more demanding work, a different kind of work, etc. Working with bigger machines might be more risky and require more from the worker (training, etc), so those workers are typically paid more. Women should be getting paid equal to men when doing the same work; so a woman who does decide to work with the larger machines should be paid the same as the men in the same role. That's fair, imo.

like Kendrick Lamar, Jordies is coming back to slay a man he already killed

@lzrdwzrd999

2 ай бұрын

Committing war crimes out here

@the13inquisitor59

2 ай бұрын

@@lzrdwzrd999 Not a war crime the first time. This is the first time Jordies has double-tapped.

@SpoopySkelemans

2 ай бұрын

​@@the13inquisitor59he watched Zombieland

@MagnetDzn

2 ай бұрын

Cope 😂 Drake doing that boy dirtyyy and actually speaking facts at least Kendrick dropping music for his fans too suck off to

@SuperSolidRichard2222

2 ай бұрын

@@MagnetDzn u straight downloaded ur thoughts directly from the soundbytes bro. it's all entertainment man. ur big unk is gonna be fine, u aint gotta guak guak him like that in front of everyone

"Food?? What the fuck is that?" 😂😂😂😂

@Unknownboi88

2 ай бұрын

If you have to ask you can't afford it...

@insensitive919

2 ай бұрын

The taste... grates after a while

@conspiracypanda1200

2 ай бұрын

Oh, oh! I know what it is because I watched the video about Woolworths! yaaay :D Wish I could FUCKING afford some someday :)

@DavideoSolar

2 ай бұрын

I think it might be connected with some badly dressed Europeans driving their ghastly tractors around the streets, throwing hay bails.

@Demonvii7

2 ай бұрын

Fasting is in

The decline of manufacturing mirrors housing becoming an investment. You know because you couldn't invest in any Australian companies anymore, so the only option to preserve the value of your money was a housing portfolio. Now the only way back from housing as investments is to give people other places to invest their money.

@tonedowne

2 ай бұрын

This is an under appreciated reality. The only way capitalism is functional is when capital has to be invested in productivity to get a return.

@jamesrichardson645

2 ай бұрын

I know companies that have gone under because the land could be rented out for more than the profit they made. It's a huge shame.

@richardallen1629

2 ай бұрын

Post war Germany knew this and instituted housing policies (very long residential leases as standard for example) to discourage investment in "dead" assets and encourage investment in industry and business.

@tonedowne

2 ай бұрын

@@richardallen1629 The west German constitutionally enshrined social market economy, was the pinnacle of functional market economics. It HAD to work. They had the best advice from the smartest people in the west, who at the time were busy making their own economies more socially functional in order to stave off communism. They actually knew how to nation build and believed in doing so to create a more stable and peaceful world. You can look at Japan in the same kind of way. Then you compare that to the end of the Cold War and the impact that the changed economic beliefs in the west had on the development of Russia and most of the eastern block.

@pud4272

2 ай бұрын

@@tonedowne this comment I feel overestimates the extent of the "good will" of the white European powers in control of the West, namely the US. Bretton-Woods comes to mind and was not exactly a free-social market, but rather that the private companies created by American industrialists to power the western war-machine needed new markets to sell new products to in their newly specialised and mechanised factories. I dont know how much of it had to do with a genuine sense of "liberal" market philosophy anymore than the language facilitated Kissinger's "leader of the Free World" dialectic in an increasingly American-imperialised post-war world.

Its incredible that a professional journalist used the word dumb to describe the govt's manufacturing policy.

@breakupgoogle4584

2 ай бұрын

Hes not a real journalist. There are so few real journos these days and they are all independent media. The rest like bernard are corpo stenographers.

@anasevi9456

2 ай бұрын

Also a literal caricature of 'Neoliberalism': IE someone who claims to be on the left but spends most of their time crying over culture-war and other BS that diverts attention from issues actually hurting the vast majority of the working class: Using neoliberalism as a whinge point unironically.

@Creamy_Dog

2 ай бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking aye

@craign6341

2 ай бұрын

I’m not sure that headline writer is either professional or a journalist.

@Narapoia1

2 ай бұрын

It's not the most creative writing in the world, but it's not wrong (just not for the reasons apparently put forward in the article)

Thats an insane argument, lots people would get jobs in manufacturing not just men. Especially now that machines do way more then previously.

@TheAbeKane

2 ай бұрын

Not that it should be a bad thing to provide any Australian a job, regardless of the genitals

@yuordreams

2 ай бұрын

As an industrial mechanic who's also a woman, yeah buddy.

@findmeinthecarpet

2 ай бұрын

An insane argument that you then go on to validate by saying that 'not just men will get jobs in manufacturing'.

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

It's insane for other reasons too. Like implying that half of all Australians are bad because they're blokes. 🤦🏻‍♂️ You could have a purely woman-dominated workforce and this slime would _still_ find something to hold against his own gender.

@magamisic5924

2 ай бұрын

@@yuordreams sexist

When you mentioned the goon cave i imagines a dark cave to stash your goon bags.

@jordanashcroft738

2 ай бұрын

It's called a wine cellar, it's CLARSSY!

@StarlordStavanger

2 ай бұрын

I’m gooning uwu!

@Unknownboi88

2 ай бұрын

Why can't it be both?

@billylion3073

2 ай бұрын

yess i sleep on a silver waterbed of goon bags like a dragon on its gold hoard and once a centenary i head out to a local shopping village to collect there kebab offerings

@krissteel4074

2 ай бұрын

@@jordanashcroft738 Well yeah, no ones going to pop on down to the Goon Swamp to suckle from the spigot of grape juice, we're not that degenerate. *cues up the hillshoist goon of fortune spinning*

As a Geelong resident, the place is a shell of itself since the car industry left. I have many family members who worked at Ford as engineers, mechanics etc and I've often thought about how there is so much knowledge about how make stuff being completely wasted as these people had to shift to building another road or rail line...

@hyperbaroque

2 ай бұрын

When the auto industry half abandoned Michigan I asked a lot of people why they're demanding their "jobs" back. Aren't all these thousands of people expert auto workers? Isn't mid-Michigan chock full of auto repair and rebuilding garages? Why not just band together and form a cottage industry? The most renowned "exotic" brands out of Europe started exactly that way. Michigan people could be building and selling the world's most popular high performance cars to the middle and upper class and rolling in it, instead they demanded "jobs". Maybe Australia needs to take a cue from Europe, because the manufacturing never did return to Michigan quite the same as it was before.

@Teozio32

2 ай бұрын

With all due respect to you and your Geelong peers, Australian automotive industry has been a dead man walking for long time. The funeral was years in the making and workers had plenty of time to work the best way out.

@OliverHumphris

2 ай бұрын

@@Teozio32 Nah I 100% agree, was definitely on the way out long before it shut down

@lunsmann

2 ай бұрын

@@OliverHumphris - Yeah it was. Due to ours being the only govt on the planet that refused to invest in and properly protect that critical sector of our economy. Keating started with his Button Plan to reduce import tariffs. And John Howard supercharged that and stripped the import tariffs that allowed our small industries to compete with the global juggernauts. I suggest they both acted on orders from Washington (like every one of our governments since Whitlam was sacked has done. No exceptions). We are the yankee lap dogs after all.

@Rn-pp9et

2 ай бұрын

@@hyperbaroque "Michigan people could be building and selling the world's most popular high performance cars to the middle and upper class and rolling in it." Very few people actually know the high-tech jobs. The rest of them were cogs in the machine, screwing on doors, fitting in interiors, etc. Just menial manual labour that will soon be made redundant by AI enabled automation. There's no jobs for a lot of people in the future. Need to start thinking about an UBI for the majority of people that are economically just not needed.

House I lived in about 10 years ago had an oven made by Holden in Fahrenheit. Aside from the grill it still worked fine, you just had to google Celsius to Fahrenheit conversions to figure out what temperature to set it to. I didn't even know Holden ever made ovens, and good ovens too if it was still working after 40 odd years. We used to make quality things in this country

@insertnamehere5809

2 ай бұрын

It was under the brand Frigidaire & my grandparents had a fridge made by them in the 60's, and it weighed a tonne.

@n__rtu8324

2 ай бұрын

we had a National microwave in our family that lasted 30 years before we upgraded it finally, but it still lived

@michealriseley6261

2 ай бұрын

So they made the oven better than they made the cars then? Lol

@jamesdean5095

2 ай бұрын

Funny cause here's me constantly googling Fahrenheit to Celsius conversions as so much online content is manufactured in 'MURICA

Can we please have Australian industry making metal alloys to export, not just ore? 1 tonne iron ore =.$120. Vs common 4140 alloy steel $4000.00 per tonne. Nickel mines aren’t profitable but stainless steel is $8000/ tonne. WTF. Super alloys of 60% Nickel can be $40000 per tonne. All can be made from our dirt.

@MrWackozacko

2 ай бұрын

The worse part is we send it to China to buy it back as substandard goods we used to make ourselves. And pretend to be concerned with carbon dioxide lol

@DinkyDiTruBlu

2 ай бұрын

🎉

I like how he singled out my industry for having 88% male my brother in Christ we have high injury rates in this industry along with going deaf and increased risk of blinding

@boybutch

2 ай бұрын

if anything men becoming deaf and blind is great for the feminist movement! so Bernard should be happy!

@sgtjonzo

2 ай бұрын

women can destroy their body for the 1% too!!!

@The13thGhostBunny

2 ай бұрын

It's the same old song and dance. These dangerous industries are dominated by men not due to sexism, but because it's mostly men who are willing to risk injury and\or death (depending on the industry) for the pay. I don't blame the majority of women for not wanting to do that sort of work, but I do wish people would stop pretending it has anything to do with sexism, traditional gender roles, or whatever nonsense they can think of.

@Blaurot

2 ай бұрын

​@@The13thGhostBunnyok how is it not connected to genderroles? Or are you saying men get born with a tendency to do hard labour and women dont?

@elusivecamel

2 ай бұрын

@@Blaurot When men are typically bigger then yes they will happily lean towards doing physical jobs. You don't see many small men in labour roles because they don't generally last as long.

I'm not believing this manufacturing in Australia thing till I see an Australian made 2024 Holden doing 180km with its headlights off at 1am.

7:21 It's hilarious that even his colleagues think he's full of shit. Also, I work with quite a few ex-Toyota Altona employees - it's a fairly even cross-section of society.

@insertnamehere5809

2 ай бұрын

A lot of people's first jobs when they emigrated to Australia were in places like the Ford plant in Broadmeadows (My grandparents for one) 😢

@bigdude101ohyeah

2 ай бұрын

@@insertnamehere5809 Yeah, I'd say that most of the ex-Toyota staff are immigrants from various countries (or kids of immigrants)

The productivity commission, alongside a *truckload* of other bodies, require there to be a problem to justify their own existence. This creates a horrendous incentive whereby problems are conjured up or catastrophised just so these people can continue to take home 6-figure salaries from the government, rather than be dismantled for doing quite literally *nothing.*

@badlaamaurukehu

2 ай бұрын

Sounds like HR

@resourcedragon

2 ай бұрын

"just so these people can continue to take home 6-figure salaries from the government, rather than be dismantled for doing quite literally nothing." That's not fair, the Productivity Commission does lots. It has destroyed more industries (and, by extension, more lives) than you could shake a stick at.

@ShuckleII

2 ай бұрын

Oh god why does this sound so GODDAMN FAMILIAR. I learn tons about human toxicity and incompatibility and morals and health, and the concept of "I don't have any value as a human, so I pretend to have value in an irrational way to justify my existence and protect my fragile ego, and sometimes get incredibly rewarded for it" is such a common thing to see. This should be one of the concepts you should keep in mind when investigating human failures, not as a strict rule to identify, but a general mechanism of futility to detect. For example, a lot of people have internal flaws and they're so afraid and insecure of them that they mentally cannot stare at them in the face to process them, so they resort to finding some other invalid excuse to justify their obviously terrible flaw. A typical example is (some) men that don't feel like they have any value as a human (are never rewarded, are never praised, they don't get what they want, they don't have a good reputation) resorting to ableism. Those think "I'm a man, man is strong, strong is better than weak, therefore I am better" and it ends up transforming their view of the world into a pretzel of irrationality and suffering. For example "This person has less physical ability than me, therefore I must get a conniption over it, ignoring the fact that this is the perfect moment to relax because it is not a threat to anything other than my own reflection in the mirror", which devolves into "the goverment doesn't eliminate people with less physical ability, therefore I must get a conniption over it", all cause they couldn't figure out how to socialize healthily. It's like a chain of picking the worst option over and over again. That's why thinking about and rejudging fundamentals (the fundamentals of how the world you interact with works, not concepts you think are fundamental even though they don't affect you substantially and you're no scientist and have no microscopes) is good, because if you never return to the fundamentals (e.g. the cooperative society you help will help you when your frail wellbeing inevitably falters) your world view might spaghettify into mechanisms that will never help your being down here on Earth in the city you're at in the friend group you're (hopefully) in, and also will fail to help anyone else because you don't live on the other side of the planet so you won't know much about how that place works. I also think (at least) a lot of humanity's day to day life essentially works in fundamentals, so if you can get a mechanism that helps humanity in the most fundamental way possible, as opposed to something more abstract and disconnected of how things work in their basic forms, I think you're gonna get a lot more results. If you know about tech you'll know what I mean, like the world already has functions, if you use them instead of inventing new things people are unfamiliar with and inventing things that take time to develop, it'll be faster. Again, it's not a strict rule, it's not always better, but the fundamentals remain important. And obviously, without any consideration for fundamentals, things get destroyed or lose the reason to exist. EDIT: Also, humanity's fundamentals (what they could care about) aren't a handful. There are hundreds, perhaps thousands. Please get more brain RAM, things are not simple.

As a woman that briefly did a stint in manufacturing, fuck if the men want it they can have it. That shit was hard and boring at the same time. But funny enough the ratio of men and women was, shock horror, pretty even.

@LokiBeckonswow

2 ай бұрын

great perspective, thx for sharing 🙌

@mrosskne

Ай бұрын

They don't, which is the point.

Alfred's Asbestos sponsored my high school sports team.

@hi-ld4gg

2 ай бұрын

Wittenoom would like a word

According to safe work Aus men also make up 96% of workplace deaths (and also work 8 hours a week extra overtime) so surely he'd like that part of it at least.

@-ac-8296

2 ай бұрын

they would just say that is just due to toxic masculinity or something

@badlaamaurukehu

2 ай бұрын

"B-b-but muh wage gap!"

@resourcedragon

2 ай бұрын

Were the male workers who died earning significantly more than female workers, or is it a case of lower paid workers (who happen to be male) being valued so little that the steps that need to be taken to prevent them from dying aren't?

@OrbitalfilmsAU

2 ай бұрын

@resourcedragon it's probably related to I think it was about 86% of manual labour jobs being male occupied (not sure if that stat's outdated now tho).

@aislingnid5163

2 ай бұрын

People who drive for work have highest death rate while on the job. It's very worrying. Most couriers, delivery drivers, long haul transport workers are men (overall). Unions have less and less influence in these industries..

If you had to choose between a bear in the forest and Bernard Keane...

@Flesh_Wizard

2 ай бұрын

The real question is: "20 trillion bears vs the Sun, what would win?"

@timh6845

2 ай бұрын

I would rather fuck the bear

@TheGloriousLobsterEmperor

2 ай бұрын

The bear. At least it wouldn't fucking whinge all day.

@shermaddictedtorc8540

2 ай бұрын

i would take bernard he would be my food the bear would eat me

@qcd1238

2 ай бұрын

I would get rawdogged by a bear before I choose Bernard…

the seccret to happiness is simple, avoid social media

@nickyp1435

2 ай бұрын

Commented on a social media platform….sooo meta !

@LokiBeckonswow

2 ай бұрын

the world is burning, nice that you're comfortable with your head in the sand fam, great responsibility, 10/10 service to society which has given you everything

@RollLogsBlowFog

2 ай бұрын

@@LokiBeckonswow They said happiness, not the best way to screw the planet. Check your ego and worldview in at the door next time, thanks.

@yahhah3027

2 ай бұрын

@@LokiBeckonswow What have you given to society through social media?

@handlehaggler

28 күн бұрын

@@LokiBeckonswow given?? Ha! but i beg to differ good sir. See, I own nothing of value. What exactly did it give me other than a limit to my freedoms?

please try not to get your house burned down again

@wolfreyet

2 ай бұрын

Wow what a moronic comment

I love men (I am a men)

@mrtrolly4184

2 ай бұрын

Gaaay

@XSquidbeatsX

2 ай бұрын

Liking women is now geeeey. Andew Tate says so.

Damn, I'm here early enough the immigration requirements for Australia are still a felony conviction in the UK.

@pamdabeep

2 ай бұрын

It was never a felony conviction lmfao, ANY crime no matter how petty or nonsensical got you a trip to australia.

@josiealdo2610

2 ай бұрын

both summary and indictable offences landed you on the great southern land back in the day

@LJRacing233

2 ай бұрын

@@pamdabeepbeep beep you stole a sheep

@keithalderson100

2 ай бұрын

​​@@LJRacing233 And the reason for this? In a country where preparation for winter was a life or death decision, those who made no preparations, but rather stole what others had organised to keep their families alive, well such folks - those who consigned others to starvation and death through that or hypothermia - it was those animal thieves, who were sometimes executed for putting their own lives as more important than others, sometimes - in mercy - sent somewhere that their unsociable tendencies would have less lethal effects. So please stop condoning theft as a trivial thing... your British cousin Keith :-) However, don't condone the bringing back of lock-downs-of-insanity - different to locking up the criminally insane, who were probably often the perpetrators of sanctioning the lock downs. Here in the UK we too failed to keep our leaders under our control; lost them to The World Economic Forum; Klaus Schwab boasted during an interview that he had, "penetrated the cabinets (of key nations)". He really has! Have you noticed how discussion and debate in science and medicine has been throttled recently? Have you felt you have merely been listening to propaganda day after day, spewing the same narrative? Is there doubt and confusion about history, not debate and discussion but a new narrative - weighty enough that you question your right to life, liberty and your personal pursuit of happiness? Whether one of your ancestors was callous enough to consign others to suffering, even death, does not mean I reject your freedom to speak your mind or express your feelings - in fact, here in The UK, we are a little envious of you Aussies' blunt forthright speech - except perhaps in Yorkshire, where they don't just call a spade a spade; for those hard-uns up there a spade is "a bloody shovel'! Here I should note I have seen actually shovels these men of old wielded - they measured 18 inches by 18 inches at least! So, what I am really saying, don't be shy, tell your leaders what you really think of them. Also don't get scared - work like dingoes with your families and friends, rope us back here if you like, so together our voices mold our leaders into the leaders we need, not the leaders THEY worship and adore. I have enjoyed chatting to you, trust your personal situation continues to move towards YOUR goals and ambitions, assisted by a government that empowers its population. Yours, With my best wishes, Keith

@conspiracypanda1200

2 ай бұрын

​​@@LJRacing233When I was 14 I had to write a paper on a criminal shipped to Australia and I got some random sucker who stole a hand mirror. _A hand mirror._ And he got shipped over to a completely different continent where he was used as prison labor and could never afford to leave. And the laws of the time meant that any kids he had would have his crimes affect their ability to own land - so if he was allowed to own a quarter the amount of land due to being a criminal, his kid could own half as much land as a normal, non-criminal born Australian citizen, and then _their_ kid would supposedly be able to own 3/4th the normal amount or something. It's genuinely nuts.

Can women not work in manufacturing? Is there a law against that that I am unaware of?

@canedust

2 ай бұрын

Bernard: "well, they didn't call it 'womanufacturing', did they?!"

@Palaemon907

2 ай бұрын

It's weird, it's almost like woman don't chose crap jobs in factory's. Same reason woman aren't on oil rigs at a higher percentage, job sucks ass. That's why the gender pay gap looks real on paper, men do shit jobs for high pay.

@HazmanFTW

2 ай бұрын

@@canedust hmm 🤔 that is true

@MrMr-ws3tv

2 ай бұрын

Can they, Yes. Do they want to, Probably not.

@madeline6951

2 ай бұрын

​@@Palaemon907gender wage gap exists within the same professions, and idk how that's even relevant here

I recently built a massive pizza oven and used Alfred's Asbestos to keep the heat insulated inside the oven and it works great!!

lmao i am floored at the idea that someone would see "hmm this industry is largely male and therefore boosting it disproportionately boosts male employment potentially leaving women behind" and think the fix is "don't boost this industry" as opposed to "push for more equitable hiring in this industry so that women can benefit too"

@the-worm-daddy

16 күн бұрын

There’s also a fraction of women applying for jobs like that compared to men. Which isn’t an issue, if you’re fine doing a different job than whatever. My mom works in a manufacturing plant making explosives for construction and she’s 63. It’s not that she can’t do the job, it’s just a shitty job, but pays really well especially since her highest level of education is a GED.

locker room talk evolving like a pokemon into factory floor talk WE ARE SO BACK BOYS

The Australian version of Kung Fu Kenny vs Drake.

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

... uh, what?

@Yewtewba

2 ай бұрын

​​@@JohnGardnerAlhadissome hip-hop artist beef. I've no interest in finding out more than that.

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

​@@Yewtewba Gotcha. Me neither. 👍 Thanks for clarifying.

@psilocycho2761

2 ай бұрын

​@@JohnGardnerAlhadisbasically drakes an industry plant, pedo, manipulator and a liar, kendrick just told everyone about it, first with humour but then with venom and ultimately hatred, hence the comparison. Its been the most diabolical dismantling of a person of drakes status that ive ever witnessed. Even if it slightly piques your interest, you wont be dissapointed.

Bernard just wanted a quiet peaceful weekend, nope

@tzz89

2 ай бұрын

you think he'll see this from his ivory tower?

@JimboJuice

2 ай бұрын

@@tzz89 his bosses ivory tower, he just sleeps on the dog bed.

@StephenBlogsGaming

2 ай бұрын

Didn't know your weekend started on Monday, must be a neoliberal thing

@RichCurtisDJ

2 ай бұрын

@@StephenBlogsGaming I watched the vid 24 hours ago, it's now Monday here in "straya SteveyBoy

@StephenBlogsGaming

2 ай бұрын

I'm in Melbourne RichieBoy Video says it was uploaded an hour ago so I'm right lol

As a strongly non-political brit, who found friendlyjordies because he was fire bombed, every video I watch is like watching a beautiful decent into madness. I have no idea what's going on half the time but I'm here for it buddy. keep it up!

@lilahsadventures5717

2 ай бұрын

Jordan is just letting the world know how truly f’d up the geese that run this country are. Not to mention the media. Plus his professional use of the saying ‘poppy cock’ is brilliant. 😂😂

@NarcFreeFormula

2 ай бұрын

Welcome to Australia mate

@LaurenAngela_aufDeutsch

2 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 ditto

@Kisyfurr

2 ай бұрын

I've always wondered how people outside Australia find these videos 😂😂😂

@breakupgoogle4584

2 ай бұрын

Same from the US, not sure if their parties in AUS are the same as the carbon copies the US and UK share. Labor=Dems, Torries=Republicans in rhetoric, but they both work together to screw the people over.

It's comical how friendlyjordies single-handedly absolutely obliterates pretty much every other so-called 'reporter' on the face of the earth. Top shelf stuff!!!

I just woke up. Never thought the first combination of the day was Helldivers and an Aussie talking about quantum goon caves

Ok the opening skit reminded me of how much I liked the vid of you trying various Australian beers. So I'm gonna pause this, head over to another tab and watch that real quick, then come back to finish this one.

“Complaint pellets” is just great. What a great mental image

I'm not smart enough to know what this manufacturing stuff will bring to us, but I know that the holden commodore can be manufactured. 👀

Member when we had 4 car manufacturers in Australia 15 years ago. Now we have zero. The Mitsubishi plant in Adelaide has been turned into a giant coffee shop.

@imantisocial3179

2 ай бұрын

We made shit cars tho.

@deanchur

2 ай бұрын

@@imantisocial3179 inb4 Robbo and Bazza try and tell you how great every Holden was...even the Daewoo stuff.

@kasmiller9289

2 ай бұрын

@@imantisocial3179 couldn’t agree more. But those shit cars are still running, why? Robust supply chains. Now, we import shit cars that can’t be fixed because the parts are on the other side of the planet and cost more than the value of the car. There’s value in shit cars that can be repaired quickly and efficiently.

@kasmiller9289

2 ай бұрын

@@deanchur holdens were pure shit. I’ll never defend them. But, they’re still going. you can get parts for it at 8pm on a Sunday and it’s going again by Monday. That’s not the case for cars manufactured on the other side of the planet. which, may or may not be just as shit as what we produced here.

Nah, the REAL problem with trying to bring back manufacturing is that it'll never be enough to bring back the VT commodore and the AU falcon 😔

From the USA, been living in aus for 6 months now. You guys need better roads

@KoryKing

2 ай бұрын

Also, you guys have way more women construction workers than the states

@test-201

2 ай бұрын

@@KoryKing way more white people n all

@mrosskne

Ай бұрын

holy fuck imagine having worse roads than the US

@Jbuck323

Ай бұрын

No time for that, too focused on DEI and how to use that language to create divisive policies

@Anon1gh3

Ай бұрын

@@Jbuck323 You misspelled destructive policies.

I love how people ... like that... always come up with the most backhanded sexist racist etc arguments. "Manufacturing jobs supports blokes" Companies cant afford floors full of workers just doing everything manually, there is going to be automation. Can a woman not load part A into slot B on the robot or machine and push Go? Or is every job somehow going to need a musclebound caveman or amazon woman to run?

@mrosskne

Ай бұрын

Women don't do into manufacturing because it's not a cushy office job where you can sit on Facebook all day. You actually have to do shit.

Albo bringing us one step closer to bringing back our lord and savior, the mighty AU Falcon

@Kisyfurr

2 ай бұрын

Inshallah

@Crudmonkey211

2 ай бұрын

Curse Hockey and the Libs for causing Falcons and Commos to die 😢

@joshstanton267

2 ай бұрын

*rubs knuckle dragging hands together* 😂yeah Boi up the 🦅

@resourcedragon

2 ай бұрын

Sorry, but I doubt it, unless you are thinking of an electric or perhaps hydrogen Falcon. While I think petrol powered cars will be around for a while yet, I don't think there's going to be a return to manufacturing them.

@ooofyikes7253

2 ай бұрын

@@resourcedragon let me dream, damn you

Ok but the jazzy intro music rocked

We don't know what we did

Man, I really need to visit Australia and check out those Goon caves.

@PropheticShadeZ

2 ай бұрын

Go buy some boxxed wine , it's required to visit

okay the quake joke got me

Until you showed how the article ends, I could scarcely believe that could possibly be the man's response to the manufacturing plan. Wow

You can't say 'Manufacturing' without saying "Man" 🤣🤣🤣

I don't understand how you can oppose making Australia self sufficient. Wait, smells of sponsor money

I love learning about Australian politics as an American, because I already know that America is shit.

"Dumb, Wrong-Headed" is the funniest insult. I am going to use it every day now.

its crazy to me that people would firebomb friendlyjordies house instead of this blokes 😂

I really hope Australia manages to become self sufficient. It's a great investment for the future in my Arts tertiary education opinion.

That opening skit got my like right off the bat. Beautiful

I don't much like the discourse about genders. A lot of the KZreadrs I used to watch were genuinely quite sexist. There are some realities of the world we just have to deal with and I'm okay with that. What I'm not okay with is someone jumping on my statement and then saying "yeah and that's why women should get back in the kitchen." There are industries that attract more women than men and I don't really feel the need to correct that. I don't feel the need to have more men teaching in primary schools. I would like to see primary teachers paid more though. Teachers fix problems before they happen. Police only deal with problems once it's too late. Obviously not saying that the police should be paid less but that teachers need better pay.

Can't wait for video's sequel to get published to the internet. Women.

how misogynistic of Bernie Boi to assume only men work in manufacturing. I would just *love* to hear his take on technology, telecommunications and the trades.

@geofftottenperthcoys9944

2 ай бұрын

And that is a misandrist take, considering over 90% of those jobs are men doing them.......

@Lizrdlookslike

2 ай бұрын

@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 so no woman is or should be working in manufacturing then? It's in no way an attack on the men working, it's just that good-old Bernard thinks that ONLY men are interested in manufacturing (for some special Bernard reason), so therefore Australia should debilitate itself by not trying to revive the sector.

@notthething9531

2 ай бұрын

“The people pumping out misandrist propaganda to pander to female supremacists obviously hate women you guys”

Australian self sufficiency is a pipe dream, there are not enough of you and it is too big. You got me with the quake noise.

I'm an industrial sales consultant and I visit many manufacturing workplaces. 1. There are women in the sector but it's like 1 in 50 workers. The tides are flipped in administration. I truly believe most women don't want to to work in the environments I see. Don't get me wrong, they are there, but there's not many women welders, steel fabricators, builders, , construction workers, roof tilers, plumbers, deep hole excavation experts, stone masons, sewerage and water treatment development and maintenance or even major robotic production, of which farming and manufacturing is the biggest use of this technology. It's not jobs for the boys. The truth is it's jobs for the nation, done primarily by men.

@OzzieJohnny

2 ай бұрын

I've never seen a women welder except one workshop out of hundreds literally hundreds I've worked in and there was quite a few to even one of the workshop managers was

Sir, a second video has hit the Bernard Keane Centre

Bernie not only couldn't get an Angus & Coote in a Brothel with a hand full of fifties, he looks just like someone who'd look up your Nanas dress. 😂😂😂

Strange reference connection but, "The Productivity Commissioner" bit reminded me of an Australian movie I watched a few weeks ago, The Efficiency Expert. Anthony Hopkins comes to Melbourne, Australia, to help better productivity at a local leather works factory.

just when i think im out, a good video pulls me back in.

1 minute 389 views My man doin fine

Just for reference, "Critical minerals" are very important here in australia. If we want to meet carbon zero deadlines, we need to mine much more copper and lithium here. If you want more information about it there are public lectures from geology/environmental science professors at the university of sydney. I dont know when they are next putting one on but there were a few last spring. Leant enough, so I stopped keeping up with it.

@badlaamaurukehu

2 ай бұрын

"carbon zero"🤦 Sarcasm right?

@monkaeyes3417

2 ай бұрын

@@badlaamaurukehu "Net-zero" whatever! Semantics.

I know this is nowhere near the point of this vid but just let my hyperfixation be - what's the name of the "wrong buzzer" sound effect you play behind every time Jordy says "hard right"? I hear that in other media all the time so I assume it's from some common sound effect library.

I loved the Jazz introduction sound. That was nice.

Goon caves FTW, where do I sign up?

Well in the laymans economic view making your own shit tends to make everything for said layman cheaper to purchase, and we can't have the average peasant living a comfortable life without increasing their rents and taxes now can we... they might actually think they can own a house!

Nice to have you back mate

Jordan, is that a "Big Kev" shirt you have on? Rocking it hard!🇦🇺

If we do ship our production back into the country, we will be prepared to pay for products made by workers paid better than the sweatshop peeps currently? And wont that impact inflation if our go to goods/services are much more pricey?

Am woman. More jobs means more jobs i have the potential to get. Looking at getting I.T degree and maybe doing AI and programming. He's grasping at straws here.

@darkstarmobile

2 ай бұрын

The IT industry is saturated. That’s not exactly a great field to get into.

Man happy to see you

"Let's make fireproofing great again" The nice suit, fancy accent, and wall of cigarette smoke, still fits right into the Jordies lore.

mmmm asbestos, finally a comeback I can get behind

Q U A N T U M G O O N C A V E

that 60's take was comedy gold. cheers Jordies

Your 1960's talk-show host voice reminds me of Bill Hader impersonating Keith Morrison.

Truly, Jordies is a national treasure and what every Aussie cnt should aspire to be

Never thought I'd see Jordies wearing a shirt with a Kenworth on it, but here we are. True. Blue. AUSSIE!!

@danieldelaney1377

2 ай бұрын

His image rebranding since Labor wom

Fired up and ripping in. Love it !!!!

"preview" 0:30. wise words, brings a tear to my eye

I've never known what I've been watching. I thought this was a warhammer 40k channel

i usually like jordan but this whole smoking thing seems very reactionary :( seems like a real big blindspot on his part? idk i do kind of like the 1960s talk show vibes though

@babmiii

2 ай бұрын

nvm the goon caves brought me back im 100% on board

Well done guys great to see.

i recently started getting into your content on this channel and Jordan Shanks. im genuinely interested in this political stuff but my girlfriend isnt so after i binge your vids i relay all this information to her at night so she can fall asleep easier. being from nsw makes alot of the stuff you discuss very interesting but i was literally just telling her stuff from this video and also a couple from the bruz era and it put her straight to sleep so i came here to comment

I’m shitting to this on my lunch break 🎉🎉

4:32 _"Food? WTF is that?"_ I've a better question: what the fuck is "Fiber"? Is that Yanklish for "Fibre"?

@SpoopySkelemans

2 ай бұрын

the fuck is "fibre" if not funny fancy non-american term for fiber?

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

​@@SpoopySkelemans It's English, the language that Yanklish was crudely derived from.

@MicMc539

2 ай бұрын

@@JohnGardnerAlhadis 'Dumbocracy' and 'Freedumb'. I'd always wondered! Cheers for the Heads Up. Peace.

Is this the guy from the old bag raiders music video??

7:00 When i heard that argument i laughed out loud

Does goon not refer to box wine anymore?

@JohnGardnerAlhadis

2 ай бұрын

It's an Americanism referring to something sexual. I think.

@Flesh_Wizard

2 ай бұрын

It's got both meanings based on context, can lead to some hilarity

@badlaamaurukehu

2 ай бұрын

The Sea Hag had goons too.

@drifter402

2 ай бұрын

It means having an hour's long wank but it's a meme word now so now it just means anything and everything

@deanchur

2 ай бұрын

Last I heard goon was either a criminal, a Something Awful forum member or box wine.

I'm really not comfortable with agreeing with you for 12 min straight

The goon cave plan is insanely brilliant. That is some 5D chess shit.

Good one Jordies. There can never be too many take-downs of Bernard Keane.

I'm now officially 'partyless'

I keep thinking at the start of these "uh oh, I really hope Jordies isn't going to start a drift into shitty culture war politics" and then you get to the thing you're actually talking about and I breathe a sigh of relief. Mostly cause I'm not used to other people calling that kind of stuff out

Alright, everyone, let's hold hands and lets fk our dopamine receptors together!

I'm from the "U"SA watching this while drunk (one of the only ways to cope with this [blessed beauty;KZread censors valid criticism] of a country) and find this applicable to our country as well. We have it pretty shit over here. Wishing you the best. We are all humans. Let's make the best of our lives by helping others. Much love.