I suspect the 'stories' of America are the same. The MSM 'pretends' that NY City and Cal. 'rule' America with their BS. stories, yet they have never been to FREE America and will not survive when they attempt to 'rule' Real America. What we hear from Aus. is your Gov. disarmed you and now Rules.
They report on social agendas, like BLM and #meToo, like the whole of America is united and throwing a huge celebration but southern states have fallen behind and need help to catch up. For day to day politics they tend to quote the appropriate state governor* though.
*Side note: our 'premiers' are equivalent to your 'governors'. We do additionally have state governors with viceregal duties as a safeguard, but their main job is to fire the premier and dissolve the parliament if the state government goes insane. Unfortunately it's usually the premier who appoints the governor who serves their interests, so this never happens.
OK, just thought of a good example: when you guys have wildfires, we know that the wildfires are in California. When we have our bushfires, they are likewise usually limited to eastern Victoria and parts of New South Wales, but Americans burst into tears (bless your hearts) thinking that the entire continent is suddenly a big ball of fire, there are social media comments from American ex-marines giving advice about how we should organise the evacuation of an entire continent, and then the our MSM cringe-overloards start making fun of the way your MSM is beating up the stories too much.
its cringey as fuck.
Not to mention the vast majority of Australia is desert so how the fuck is that going to catch on fire anyway?
there are social media comments from American ex-marines
so literally paste eaters?
when you guys have wildfires, we know that the wildfires are in California.
Lol, you think California is the only place that has a wildfire season in the US??
no they arent. American stories tell us the state or town.
Americans tend to post stories with 'Australian Government says X all over the country'
A) theres no such thing as 'Australian Government'
B) federal government does not set state laws nor are they able to blanket legislate across states.
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