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Old Apr 27th 2014, 10:58 pm
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
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This is what the majority of Australians voted for

The will of the people/majority - choose which one you want
I don't think Australians would vote for one million new immigrants every three years either. Or the abuse of 457's or foreigners buying up property and abusing the regulations.

Funny none of these issues brought up by Abbott's Tories. Asylum seekers a convenient smoke screen. Of course will the use of charged words such as illegal immigrants will win over the proletariat.

You don't consider for one minute this government listens to what people really want surely.
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Old Apr 27th 2014, 10:59 pm
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Originally Posted by Beoz
The issue needs solving because of the lives that are lost and I don't believe any side of politics would dispute that.

What is your solution?
Legal solutions which have already mentioned some ideas.
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Old Apr 27th 2014, 11:03 pm
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Originally Posted by paulry
Strange that you see it that way. Europe's borders have been surrendered to the control of people smugglers and many people are dying at sea. Under the labor/green coalition the same was happening in Australia and quite rightly, Australians voted for it to be halted. Unlike in Europe, the elected government here is carrying out the will of the majority of voters.

Shouldn't we really be asking why Europe is allowing it to happen?
Perhaps because Europe behaves within the law. Still tough being an asylum seeker in Italy. I would think most populations would vote to halt excessive immigration of any type. Some nations though maintain statesman like approaches and not run an election on no policies just slogans.
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Old Apr 27th 2014, 11:08 pm
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Originally Posted by paulry
I'm certain they would but the socialist EU is in charge and they don't do democracy.
They actually do a pretty decent democracy in what you term socialist Europe. Despite the high costing EU gravy train and certain corrupt policies.
Any particular place in mind? Hardly Australia which is selling out by the day.

You don't refer to the old homeland, surely?
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Old Apr 28th 2014, 12:34 am
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Legal solutions which have already mentioned some ideas.
Where?
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Old Apr 28th 2014, 12:46 am
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Originally Posted by GarryP
You disagree with it - put up your evidence (for once).
Uh no. You posted that rubbish. You defend it.

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Originally Posted by the troubadour
They actually do a pretty decent democracy in what you term socialist Europe. Despite the high costing EU gravy train and certain corrupt policies.
Any particular place in mind? Hardly Australia which is selling out by the day.

You don't refer to the old homeland, surely?
A pretty good democracy? A pity they fail at the first hurdle and don't push for the democratic mandate then - the consent to govern. And after that you still excuse them for their gravy train and corrupt policies. So is there anything that don't you like about the EU?
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Originally Posted by paulry
Uh no. You posted that rubbish. You defend it.
I'll take that as an admission you're wrong - about as close as you're ever likely to get to self knowledge I guess.

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I've got even better than that for you!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sCg9E0Pxu80
Oh god, not THAT old one! Why is it that the extreme right wing, god botherers always have to reach for the lecture and the professor when they try to construct a massively incorrect strawman? Is it somehow striking out at actual knowledge? "I don't need no stinking facts and book knowledge, I've got a slogan!" And having Reagan able to string two sentences together without an autocue - it's almost as if they want to be laughable!

Why don't we build a little strawman in reply - give all the wealth, all the power, everything - to one man. That is, after all, the logical conclusion of the world the "Oooo, socialism is bad" crowd would like. Would that world work? Would you want to live in it - because, dum dum dum that world is known as a dictatorship and it's people are dum dum dum SLAVES!

See, it's easy to do. Talking b*ll*cks usually is.
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Originally Posted by GarryP
I'll take that as an admission you're wrong - about as close as you're ever likely to get to self knowledge I guess.



Oh god, not THAT old one! Why is it that the extreme right wing, god botherers always have to reach for the lecture and the professor when they try to construct a massively incorrect strawman? Is it somehow striking out at actual knowledge? "I don't need no stinking facts and book knowledge, I've got a slogan!" And having Reagan able to string two sentences together without an autocue - it's almost as if they want to be laughable!

Why don't we build a little strawman in reply - give all the wealth, all the power, everything - to one man. That is, after all, the logical conclusion of the world the "Oooo, socialism is bad" crowd would like. Would that world work? Would you want to live in it - because, dum dum dum that world is known as a dictatorship and it's people are dum dum dum SLAVES!

See, it's easy to do. Talking b*ll*cks usually is.





You certainly appear to be well practiced at it!
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Old Apr 29th 2014, 7:31 pm
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Originally Posted by paulry
Uh no. You posted that rubbish. You defend it.



I've got even better than that for you!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sCg9E0Pxu80




A pretty good democracy? A pity they fail at the first hurdle and don't push for the democratic mandate then - the consent to govern. And after that you still excuse them for their gravy train and corrupt policies. So is there anything that don't you like about the EU?
No a good democracy in that I have been able to life and work in Netherlands, Denmark, France and Germany. Much harder before Union came into existence. It has given a voice to a collection of countries too small to impact on the world stage for the most part individually.

For a considerable period the poorer south and Eire benefitted greatly from EU expenditure. Even parts of Britain got payments.

In an organization so big mistakes have been made. Namely the expansion since 81. Especially the admission of former Eastern Bloc countries, was even a greater mistake.

Certain rules around conformity amount to five bob each way.
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Nothing wrong with a fairer distribution of wealth. Something very wrong in a system where the top 1% get ever wealthier and have more than the bottom quarter.

Not like they worked for it or anything as remotely proletarian. The new Russia being a good example of unimagined wealth falling into the hands of a few. A result of privatisation and crooked deals and corruption.
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Nothing wrong with a fairer distribution of wealth. Something very wrong in a system where the top 1% get ever wealthier and have more than the bottom quarter.

Not like they worked for it or anything as remotely proletarian. The new Russia being a good example of unimagined wealth falling into the hands of a few. A result of privatisation and crooked deals and corruption.
That kind of smacks of "I want what you've got and I'm pissed that I'm never going to get it"

Is that really fair on those who have worked damn hard to get where they are?

I was watching the ABC breakfast show this morning and they were talking about the new star wars films. The presenter bird kept harping on about "Hasn't George Lucas got enough money already? Why does he need more?" she kept banging on about it until someone kindly put her in her place "he sold the franchise to Disney" - again what's her beef with making money?
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That kind of smacks of "I want what you've got and I'm pissed that I'm never going to get it"

Is that really fair on those who have worked damn hard to get where they are?

I was watching the ABC breakfast show this morning and they were talking about the new star wars films. The presenter bird kept harping on about "Hasn't George Lucas got enough money already? Why does he need more?" she kept banging on about it until someone kindly put her in her place "he sold the franchise to Disney" - again what's her beef with making money?
ABC=BBC=Hard left socialist/anti-west
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Originally Posted by Amazulu
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Like you, I hate socialism my fan of Thatcher friend
Just more of your typical neocon posturing.....don't you realise everyone can see right through you?
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