‘Welcome to politics’: Satirical video portraying Australian politicians as children in ‘Kindergarten Cop’ re-emerges after the leadership crisis
- Satirical video portraying Australian politicians resurfaces after latest Libspill
- The hilarious clip was originally posted in 2016 but rings true two years later
- It likened Australia’s politicians as the rascals in the film ‘Kindergarten Cop’
A hilarious video likening Australia’s politicians to children in the 1990s classic movie ‘Kindergarten Cop’ has resurfaced following last week’s leadership crisis.
In an uncanny representation of Australia’s tumultuous political situation, the faces of the county’s leading figures have been superimposed on primary school children.
Under the watchful eye of Arnold Schwarzenegger, leading figures including Bill Shorten, Bob Katter and Malcolm Turnbull appear to run amuck inside a classroom.
The hilarious clip likened Australian politics to the 1990s classic ‘Kindergarten Cop’ with Arnold Schwarzenegger
The video was originally featured on ABS’s Insiders in 2016
The video was originally featured on ABC’s Insiders in 2016, but went viral on Saturday after the same key-figures were involved in a leadership spill on Friday.
As Scott Morrison entered his first day as the nation’s 30th Prime Minister on Saturday.
The leadership was prompted by Peter Dutton, who worked as a former police officer in Queensland.
Former MP Malcolm Turnbull announced he will retire from politics.
Voters tagged, shared and scoffed at the scarily accurate depiction of Australian parliament.
One Facebook user commented, ‘Yep that’s our Polies at work,’ another said ‘maintenance worker called to parliament house to fix revolving door’.
One user simply stated, ‘Not a bad summary’.
The video was originally featured on ABC’s Insiders in 2016, but went viral on Saturday after the same key-figures were involved in a leadership spill on Friday
In an uncanny representation of Australia’s tumultuous political situation, the county’s leading figures have been superimposed as primary school children
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