The Australian Politics thread: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese


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thupercoach wrote:
ozboy wrote:
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Jokes aside, I think the emotive issues have pretty much been neutralised. As I said a while back, "it's the economy, stupid!"

On that score Labor will be out on its arse.

Agree. Australians are a pretty self-centred, materialistic lot considering how financially well off we are.
Hence, its not surprising the large percentage of climate change deniers are conservatives. It is perceived to prevent their ability to have even more.
Look, we're all just families sending kids to school, working hard and trying to go on a holiday once in a blue moon. You make it sound like everyone is living in a Toorak mansion. Most people live a pay-to-mortgage existence.

That's largely because the average house price has gone from double the average annual salary 20 years ago to NINE TIMES the average annual salary today.
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Eastern Glory wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
ozboy wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
Jokes aside, I think the emotive issues have pretty much been neutralised. As I said a while back, "it's the economy, stupid!"

On that score Labor will be out on its arse.

Agree. Australians are a pretty self-centred, materialistic lot considering how financially well off we are.
Hence, its not surprising the large percentage of climate change deniers are conservatives. It is perceived to prevent their ability to have even more.
Look, we're all just families sending kids to school, working hard and trying to go on a holiday once in a blue moon. You make it sound like everyone is living in a Toorak mansion. Most people live a pay-to-mortgage existence.

=d>

You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.
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9 Years Ago by ozboy
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ozboy wrote:
You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.

Ironically, so are you. Except they wouldn't give you a parachute.
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ozboy wrote:
Eastern Glory wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
ozboy wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
Jokes aside, I think the emotive issues have pretty much been neutralised. As I said a while back, "it's the economy, stupid!"

On that score Labor will be out on its arse.

Agree. Australians are a pretty self-centred, materialistic lot considering how financially well off we are.
Hence, its not surprising the large percentage of climate change deniers are conservatives. It is perceived to prevent their ability to have even more.
Look, we're all just families sending kids to school, working hard and trying to go on a holiday once in a blue moon. You make it sound like everyone is living in a Toorak mansion. Most people live a pay-to-mortgage existence.

=d>

You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.


To prove what exactly?

-PB

https://i.imgur.com/batge7K.jpg

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Oh Tony. Another gaffe.
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:
Oh Tony. Another gaffe.

Oh no, Tony Abbott has run a completely gaffe-free campaign according to thupercoach.
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afromanGT wrote:
ozboy wrote:
You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.

Ironically, so are you. Except they wouldn't give you a parachute.



i'll pay that one....\:d/ \:d/
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Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.
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afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......
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batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Second one is, don't really see the problem with the other ones, especially the man up comment.
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jlm8695 wrote:
batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Second one is, don't really see the problem with the other ones, especially the man up comment.

When you're going to question someone's strength of character you've got to find a better way of doing it than saying "man up" when you're already being called a misogynist and he's following a female prime minister.
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afromanGT wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
ozboy wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
Jokes aside, I think the emotive issues have pretty much been neutralised. As I said a while back, "it's the economy, stupid!"

On that score Labor will be out on its arse.

Agree. Australians are a pretty self-centred, materialistic lot considering how financially well off we are.
Hence, its not surprising the large percentage of climate change deniers are conservatives. It is perceived to prevent their ability to have even more.
Look, we're all just families sending kids to school, working hard and trying to go on a holiday once in a blue moon. You make it sound like everyone is living in a Toorak mansion. Most people live a pay-to-mortgage existence.

That's largely because the average house price has gone from double the average annual salary 20 years ago to NINE TIMES the average annual salary today.


Not sure it was exactly double but you're pretty much spot on. The bang for our buck is far smaller than it used to be, and real estate is the biggest factor here and by some margin.

I remember you saying something along the lines of "A Gen Y person has Buckley's of buying his own home" - that's pretty much correct. The middle class has gone backwards in this country and that does nothing good for Australia. I actually blame the excessive influence of the corporate world over government here - governments Labor AND Liberal.
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9 Years Ago by thupercoach
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thupercoach wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
ozboy wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
Jokes aside, I think the emotive issues have pretty much been neutralised. As I said a while back, "it's the economy, stupid!"

On that score Labor will be out on its arse.

Agree. Australians are a pretty self-centred, materialistic lot considering how financially well off we are.
Hence, its not surprising the large percentage of climate change deniers are conservatives. It is perceived to prevent their ability to have even more.
Look, we're all just families sending kids to school, working hard and trying to go on a holiday once in a blue moon. You make it sound like everyone is living in a Toorak mansion. Most people live a pay-to-mortgage existence.

That's largely because the average house price has gone from double the average annual salary 20 years ago to NINE TIMES the average annual salary today.


Not sure it was exactly double but you're pretty much spot on. The bang for our buck is far smaller than it used to be, and real estate is the biggest factor here and by some margin.

I remember you saying something along the lines of "A Gen Y person has Buckley's of buying his own home" - that's pretty much correct. The middle class has gone backwards in this country and that does nothing good for Australia. I actually blame the excessive influence of the corporate world over government here - governments Labor AND Liberal.



yes well when you stack up the Government developers fee's,stamp duties, mortgage insurance ETC,ETC.....it's very expensive right there.....

what beats me is the banks were advised by Rudd to lift liquidity rates on moartgages and introduced mortgage insurance that covers the bank....!!!!!

fark great business if you can get into it....zero risk.....
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afromanGT wrote:
ozboy wrote:
You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.

Ironically, so are you. Except they wouldn't give you a parachute.

Life's nice in a bubble, innit?
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batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Abbott says one thing, no big deal.

Rudd says one thing, burn the country, burn it all.
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zimbos_05 wrote:
batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Abbott says one thing, no big deal.

Rudd says one thing, burn the country, burn it all.

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I've figured it out. Batfink is Bill o'Reilly.
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Bill o Reilly and Andrew bolt mixed together ;)
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ozboy wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
ozboy wrote:
You guys are prime examples why Australians should be parachuted into Somalia or The Congo.

Ironically, so are you. Except they wouldn't give you a parachute.

Life's nice in a bubble, innit?



dunno what's it like in there???
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zimbos_05 wrote:
batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Abbott says one thing, no big deal.

Rudd says one thing, burn the country, burn it all.



not really a gaffe is different from a lie
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433 wrote:
I've figured it out. Batfink is Bill o'Reilly.


and you are????
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MvFCArsenal16.8 wrote:
Bill o Reilly and Andrew bolt mixed together ;)



and you are????


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433 wrote:
I've figured it out. Batfink is Bill o'Reilly.

Woooooooosh.......
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thupercoach wrote:
Not sure it was exactly double but you're pretty much spot on. The bang for our buck is far smaller than it used to be, and real estate is the biggest factor here and by some margin.

I remember you saying something along the lines of "A Gen Y person has Buckley's of buying his own home" - that's pretty much correct. The middle class has gone backwards in this country and that does nothing good for Australia. I actually blame the excessive influence of the corporate world over government here - governments Labor AND Liberal.

It was around THREE TIMES the annual salary actually. In 1993 my parents bought the house I grew up in for 110,000 which was slightly above the market average of $91k. My father was earning roughly the average salary (circa $32k).

In 2007 that house was sold for $508,000 and again in 2010 for $570,000. In 2012 the average wage was $69.5k, the average house price in 2012 was $534,000, more than SEVEN TIMES the annual salary. And yes, for that reason some 90% of Gen Y will never own their own home.

The issue is that so many baby boomers have stacked their retirement funds into property investment that they'd never allow anything to be done about it.
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batfink wrote:
zimbos_05 wrote:
batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Abbott says one thing, no big deal.

Rudd says one thing, burn the country, burn it all.



not really a gaffe is different from a lie


My bad, i completely forgot that Abbott and the Liberal party have never ever told a lie in their entire lives.
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zimbos_05 wrote:
batfink wrote:
zimbos_05 wrote:
batfink wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Another day, more Tony Abbott gaffes.
Kevin Rudd needs to "man up". Probably not a good call after following a female prime minister.
Gay Marriage is just a "fashion of the moment" apparently.
Shrugs off the 'sex appeal' comment as being a "daggy dad" comment.

Righto.



they really aren't that much of a deal......


Abbott says one thing, no big deal.

Rudd says one thing, burn the country, burn it all.



not really a gaffe is different from a lie


My bad, i completely forgot that Abbott and the Liberal party have never ever told a lie in their entire lives.

And it definitely hasn't been demonstrated many times over the recent pages.
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Another example Tony Abbott using public money for his private use.

http://www.phonytonyabbott.com/blog/how-the-taxpayer-paid-for-tony-abbott-to-compete-in-surf-races

They are stacking up.
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And another

http://1deadlynation.wordpress.com/2013/08/13/abbott-the-truth-and-cost-of-his-indigenous-volunteering/
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afromanGT wrote:
thupercoach wrote:
Not sure it was exactly double but you're pretty much spot on. The bang for our buck is far smaller than it used to be, and real estate is the biggest factor here and by some margin.

I remember you saying something along the lines of "A Gen Y person has Buckley's of buying his own home" - that's pretty much correct. The middle class has gone backwards in this country and that does nothing good for Australia. I actually blame the excessive influence of the corporate world over government here - governments Labor AND Liberal.

It was around THREE TIMES the annual salary actually. In 1993 my parents bought the house I grew up in for 110,000 which was slightly above the market average of $91k. My father was earning roughly the average salary (circa $32k).

In 2007 that house was sold for $508,000 and again in 2010 for $570,000. In 2012 the average wage was $69.5k, the average house price in 2012 was $534,000, more than SEVEN TIMES the annual salary. And yes, for that reason some 90% of Gen Y will never own their own home.

The issue is that so many baby boomers have stacked their retirement funds into property investment that they'd never allow anything to be done about it.
Yep, that pretty much covers it.
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433 wrote:
I've figured it out. Batfink is Bill o'Reilly.
The man had a mean googly.
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