Mark Latham hates AC/DC

Mark Latham appeared as an AC/DC enemy, and once again contradicted the majority of politicians in the upper room of the NSW Parliament.

In the afternoon of Wednesday, Latham responded to a movement that called a new monument to the iconic rock group of a legalized cannabis deputy. Vitriolic spray, He claimed that AC/DC was “universally mocked” and Angus and Malcolm Young were “worn and dispersed”.

Latham said, Jeremy Buckingham, who proposes a new monument, said, “Movement is that the honorable member tries to honor a group that is mocked universally with the biggest hit, and tries to honor it as a long way to the shop if you want a sausage roll.

Did he see these young brothers today? It is a sad situation when some blocks need to know when to leave. They’re clover and disintegration. Angus Young is currently in the hospital. Forgets a monument; We have to put it in life support because it rolled itself so badly. A miracle he’s still alive. “

Latham also seemed to be confusing Beatles’ hometown with Latham’s Sydney’s suburb of Liverpool. grown And in the 1990s, he served as mayor.

How Buckingham’s “Liverpool [in the UK] There are incredible monuments and tributes to Beatles, Lat Latham said, orum I pay attention to a point of explanation: I have never honored Liverpool and Beatles. We spend our money in a productive way rather than aging dinosaur rock and barrel millionaire, about this offer. “

Buckingham has argued a monument to AC/DC for years, and in February, a budget estimation hearing of the idea about the grill labor premiere Chris Minns.

“I know young people. I love AC/DC. Maybe I can take this into account. But it sounds like a good idea,” Minns Then he said.

Buckingham in Parliament on Wednesday, Buckingham, said that his idea was widely supported by the deputies and suggested that the new monument be built at Sydney’s Victoria Park in Camperdown.

Buckingham said, “A large, open public space close to our entertainment zones. Lansdowne, played by AC/DC. They played on the roof of the pool at some point,” he said. “This area is very suitable for big meetings. It is open and has the perfect agency for a monument that will attract tens of thousands of people – hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country.”

Labor Music Minister John Graham said the government supports the movement and that the work continued to honor the group.

Graham, “Sound NSW, AC/DC icons such as the best way to celebrate and we want to do this in consultation with group and family members,” he said.

The opposition and the Liberter Party also expressed support, while the Greater Deputy Cate Faehrmann was on the side of Latham for different reasons than a former nation leader.

Faehrmann complained about the songs of Givin Givin ‘The Dog A Bone ”songs that sometimes compares a woman of a dog to a dog and severe sexual images such as“ Put my love to you ”.

“AC/DC was good for time, Fa said Faehrmann. “People loved them, but I think they need to stay in the 1970s. I hope many of the lyrics stayed in the 1970s… Let’s honor the other icons. Frankly, this was a waste of time and taxpayers.”