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Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607285)
As long as he cuts income tax, scraps the mining and carbon taxes, cuts welfare, waters down the IR laws and increases defence spending then I don't give a shit what else he does.
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607345)
Firing 20% of civil servants would sort that out
Do they really let him out without supervision? I thought it was only the US that suffered from the teabaggers and the moron vote? Does nobody here actually *think* through their political positions? http://dilbert.com/dyn/str_strip/000...8340.strip.gif |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by spalen
(Post 9606740)
Ok I take it All back......
The guy clearly didn't use his credit card inappropriately because the nsw police have decided there is no evidence because they can't find any receipts Un-believable. Someone should teachn the police dudes about computers and banks who keep pretty good records of where cards were used Stunning outcome truly stunning What pisses me off more is knowing several serving officers that are still having trouble coming to terms with that particular injustice. They are dead honest dedicated members of the police yet appalled by this mans gall.
Originally Posted by IvanM
(Post 9606972)
The commentary I heard this morning was that Victorian police are likely to declare it a civil matter. It will be the union that has to sue Craig Thomson. Don't you love the way the ALP can rip itself apart on these matters. The coalition cover these things up much better.
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Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9607475)
The reason being the unions would rather have liars in govt. than the current opposition.
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Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Unions want labour in power but the politics of that union seem poisonous. Abbott is not innocent on the lying front and is on record justifying lying. It is a sad part of politics. Remember Howards non core promises that could be broken.
Originally Posted by cresta57
(Post 9607475)
Your stunned? Don't forget this is the same police that found Chris Hurley not guilty of any crime & paid him compensation. The poor bloke that had his liver cleaved in half & died in agony simply fell on the steps:rolleyes:
What pisses me off more is knowing several serving officers that are still having trouble coming to terms with that particular injustice. They are dead honest dedicated members of the police yet appalled by this mans gall. Do you think that the union will bring a case? As I see it the whole sordid matter will fester for a while with nothing ever really being resolved one way or another. The reason being the unions would rather have liars in govt. than the current opposition. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 9607434)
:banghead:
Do they really let him out without supervision? I thought it was only the US that suffered from the teabaggers and the moron vote? Does nobody here actually *think* through their political positions? http://dilbert.com/dyn/str_strip/000...8340.strip.gif So me wanting our government to reduce taxes and waste gets a post like yours? Yep, definitely Tool Time. It's socialist morons like you who allow a government like ours to introduce hard-left wealth redistribution taxes under the guise of saving the environment (or some other mumbo jumbo in other countries). Fool. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9607478)
So would I
You're about as socialist as an Alabama Republican at a Tea Party rally. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607533)
Why? Aussie Liberals and Pommy Tories are your people.
You're about as socialist as an Alabama Republican at a Tea Party rally. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9607543)
Who would vote for a nutter like Abbot:confused:
Abbott because he is against the mining and carbon taxes and wants to reduce income tax - policies that work for me. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607546)
Gillard v Abbott?
Abbott because he is against the mining and carbon taxes and wants to reduce income tax - policies that work for me. I don't mind paying tax.....but I can see why poor people don't like to |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9607478)
So would I
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Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9607550)
I always vote for the left:thumbup:
I don't mind paying tax.....but I can see why poor people don't like to I don't mind paying tax - just not so much. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607557)
Left? In reality you are a closet right-winger.
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Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 9607564)
In reality....I am where my vote goes....and it won't be to a tory, liberal, nationalist or whatever else right wingers call themselves
Whatever floats your boat. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607567)
Vote as a socialist, live like a Tory.
Whatever floats your boat. |
Re: Gillard's 3rd Strike
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9607528)
As the (not so) great Tim Allen used to say, 'It's Tool Time!'
So me wanting our government to reduce taxes and waste gets a post like yours? Yep, definitely Tool Time. It's socialist morons like you who allow a government like ours to introduce hard-left wealth redistribution taxes under the guise of saving the environment (or some other mumbo jumbo in other countries). Fool. The clue to you really not having a clue? "More Defence" he cried. What a buffoon. Tell me again, as we enter a recession, how cutting spending is going to improve matters? Australia suffering from a lack of 'strong' money is it? The economy and jobs markets overheating? Or maybe you are just slavishly reacting to trigger terms, like the Dilbert cartoon? Please, stop and think thing through. What are the threats, what are the opportunities, how do you maximise the upside into the future? You simply cannot get away with primary school thinking when the problems are at university level. |
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