Sam Bamford

Guys, probably shouldn't be doing that, you know, like not on bulk anyway, like a very, very tiny amount.

I understand there's a war there, but we shouldn't be bringing them in.

And now we're seeing the, I think, who said it?

Dutton said it years ago.

He said, if we continuously bring in these people from Africa, we're going to have problems.

And look what's happening now.

And he got called a racist and a bigot for it and everything.

They went at him, I think.

Yeah, and I think, I mean, this is my thing with the whole woman debate.

If you, I mean, the clear definition of something is any true meaningful defense that you're going to make for that very definition.

So if you can't define a woman, you can't defend women, their spaces, their sports and their rights.

So if you can't come out and say it's, what is it, XY chromosomes?

Whatever.

Whatever it is for a woman.

And if you can't say a woman isn't an adult human female, then there's no way you can subjectively define

protect women their rights their spaces and everything so you have to be able to define something to be able to defend it and uh when julia gillard went and changed the definition what in the early 2010s something like that yeah yeah so then she openly came out and admitted that we will not be defending women their rights their spaces yeah so like i've been saying for the last couple of weeks everything if you can't define something you can't defend it

And now more than ever, with the massive wave of people that are coming here, if we can't define a woman, we can't defend our women.

And our women are probably our most important asset to our country, given that they'll be carrying the next generation.

I'm glad you guys have come around because I am going to say this, and please don't think I'm rude, but I did have a crack at the whole liberal party the other day when they were speaking up against it.

I said, hang on, you guys had your time to speak up against it and try and change the definition when you came back into power, but you didn't do that.