Posters against Scott Morrison in the trash before the election

Published: 03/27/2022 – 07:29

With our correspondent in Sydney, Gregory Please

Rejection by the Prime Minister of Australia, Scott Morrison, Some Sydney riders decided to show it in the original way. But it sparks controversy.

Is it allowed to post political comments in the trash? This is the question that currently arises in Sydney. For weeks, some residents have been pasting posters representing their Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, in their trash cans and translating a message into French: ” Throw in the trash “.

James among them. “ The will of the people is increasing and it will be known in a few months whether it is enough to remove this state. So this idea is very relevant to me! “, He explains.

Posters that do not impress everyone

For example, the municipality of Hornsby in Sydney’s north did not appreciate this, and threatened its members by pasting this type of poster in their trash can. A reaction that is considered by many to be exaggerated. ” I think this is ridiculous. People need to express their opinions. Also, we rent these bins to the Municipal Council, so we have the right to show you what we need in these bins. Says Peter.

Threats from the Hornsby Town Council had the opposite effect to that purpose. Because since they were made public, orders for these posters, an association initiative to promote renewable energy, have actually exploded.

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