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Well after that stunt I don't think his eyes will be any better.
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Well after that stunt I don't think his eyes will be any better.
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Like a lot of pollies he's so used to wearing safety gear as props for publicity shots he forgot that they matter.
Rest assured the pillock will be back to claim taxpayer funded compo when he gets cataracts.
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They should seriously consider folding.
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would the last active or past parliamentary liberal with a brain turn the lights on.
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Not the least because right wingers ALWAYS leave out the rest of his speech, and ALWAYS ignore his other writings.
MLK Jr was all for intervention and action. Not ignorance of injustice.
Tony Abbott is well read. He knows this. He is playing people for fools.
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Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has raised criticism of the Albanese government and their inaction on housing in Australia. “The government has been here with their feet well and truly under the desk for fifteen months at least,” Ms Ley told Sky News Australia. “Now we’re starting to talk...
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I don't need to add any context to this interview
Just watch it and enjoy the gaslighting
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this person gives a whole new meaning to dumb.
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Sorry I have no intention of adding to the clickbait revenue of Sky News on this occasion.
‘Sense of frustration’: Government criticised for inaction on housing
Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has raised criticism of the Albanese government and their inaction on housing in Australia. “The government has been here with their feet well and truly under the desk for fifteen months at least,” Ms Ley told Sky News Australia. “Now we’re starting to talk...
I don't need to add any context to this interview
Just watch it and enjoy the gaslighting
The words Sky News and Sussan Ley tells me all I need to know.
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It's "Ssky News"
It's actually so stupid that it hurts to have reposted it.
You probably know what she said anyway....blame the Feds now, but not in the past....it was the States fault then
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did this really happen? it’s bizarre.
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Yeah and then they went after the whistleblowerTony Abbott's daughter was given scholarship for $60,000 design degree
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Last thing I would ever want to be in Australia is a whistleblower. Basically a death sentence
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it’s the liberal way. protect the well-to-do and whack the poor.
Everyone wants lower taxes, but it's the current Federal Government who chose not to continue the lower and middle income tax offset. I'm not surprised the BCA is saying they want lower taxes on businesses, nothing has come of it (or is likely to), and your post is misleading at best.
God forbid that a human have empathy for another, and uses that empathy to help where it's appropriate to do so.
The moniker 'Nasty Party' is increasingly appropriate for the Liberals. I don't think they'll win the next election, but I can see them tapping into a vein of resentment. They're busily convincing age pensioners and working class employees that 'the elites' will take their hard-earned money and give it to Aboriginal Australians.
In fact, the Liberal Party consists almost entirely of elites and Christian fundamentalists. Their opposition to the Voice is a cynical harnessing of racism and downward envy. If the Albanese government isn't careful and doesn't do more to help working class Aussies, I can definitely see the bitterness and the biased media putting the LNP back in office.
It's also the current Government who are proceeding with the stage 3 tax cuts, which disproportionately benefit higher income earners (including myself).
Honestly can't understand how any current tax policies can be considered the fault of the LNP. Albo has presided over 2 budgets since taking power, if he wanted to do something different, he's had ample opportunity.
The tax cuts are not in yet. having said that he problem Albo does have is by the time they are due inflation will be fine, the middle class will need the money, and Australia could still be running a surplus.
It is a fact that Australians have been brainwashed that all tax is bad and therefore raising any taxes will be political suicide.
The federal government can barely implement modest tax increases on the petroleum and gas industry who make hundreds of billions annually, pay zero tax, and move most of the money they make offshore.
For some bizarre reason the gas lobby will run a massive media campaign to steal as much money as they can, the Liberals will back them, and ultimately Australia will back them.
We are a dumb as heck backwater.
I want to keep more of my pay packet = dumb.
Firstly, you need to define what "pay their share" means. They are currently paying the tax they are levied according to the law.
Then you need to convince people to vote for the party that will make them "pay their share".
People wanting to keep more of the money they earn is not a learned behaviour.
And if I want to endlessly whine about everything but never want to pay for anything - what does that equal?I want to keep more of my pay packet = dumb.
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