Stop being stupid. Lib polices on the topic are a key point of difference with the ALP. There is stuff all difference now on the spending, other taxes, illegal immigrants, health, IR etc.
Great, so lets not pick winners re renewables. I agree.
Do the Liberals have any good policies?
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Stop being stupid. Lib polices on the topic are a key point of difference with the ALP. There is stuff all difference now on the spending, other taxes, illegal immigrants, health, IR etc.
Great, so lets not pick winners re renewables. I agree.
A tautology if ever I've read one.
Any industry you help out becomes a winner until you remove the subsidy.
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You've been told what subsidies multiple times; as i said you're either thick or a fanboy. Based upon the number of times you have to have things explained to you, you've gone with "thick".
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Your against the LNP northern Australia package then?
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It uses taxpayers money to fund polluters carbon carbon emissions.
Lol. They weren't subsidies, they were tax breaks etc. Even bigger lol at you attempting to call someone a fanboi/ attempt to explain finance / economics
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/4bn-subsidy-for-mine-sector-20120417-1x5sw.html#ixzz3iQD8iZIi
THE federal government gives just over $4 billion in direct subsidies to mining companies each year, mainly in the form of cheap fuel and tax breaks for building roads and railways, according to a report by the Australia Institute think tank
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As per the previous posts on this you've gone with being thick.
As per the multiple times ive explained this to you look at the subsidies given by the Qld and WA to their power industries; re coal and gas.
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Just another union thug with ideas above their station, you cant even spell peasant FFS.
Another article again backing up my post.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-...-receive-4-billion-dollar-in-subsidie/5881814
Australian coal, oil and gas companies receive $4b in subsidies: report
In Australia, this includes exploration funding for Geoscience Australia and tax deductions for mining and petroleum exploration.
The report also classifies the Federal Government's fuel rebate program for resources companies as a subsidy.
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I see just like i had to explain to you in the GST thread as well the Carbon thread at least 12 times you've gone with being thick.
Not once did i mention the mining industry in regards to subsidies; i have specifically mentioned the subsidies the WA and Qld governments give to their power industries.
Just like i have to correct you when it comes to economics, i have to correct your constant mistakes on this.
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I think you mean 'oxymoron'.
A tautology would be something like: 'tax deductible subsidy'.
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Crazy isn't it? Why do we want to use taxpayers money to help companies reduce carbon emissions that plants thrive on?
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Handing taxpayers to companies to stop pollution crazy stuff.
Ive heard that entities that had been paying for their own emission abatement programs due to the Carbon tax simply applied funding under the LNP direct action.
Id personally rather impose a tax on the activities of religious groups first.
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Bugger good policy, how about a policy?
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I heard it comes with a Foxtel connection, Yibbida?
If I wanted to connect that (unfortunately the NBN is a few thousand dollars away at the end of the street) exactly how much is owed by the previous owners to Mr Murdoch?
If I wanted to connect that (unfortunately the NBN is a few thousand dollars away at the end of the street) exactly how much is owed by the previous owners to Mr Murdoch?
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Deficit...the largest in history
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Legislation passed....umm well argh ???.....
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Deficit...the largest in history
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Tony you gormless campaigner....when do you meet your cult god?
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