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thupercoach wrote:Didn't watch, it adds little either way. I don't need a sales pitch, I just want the worst Aust government in my living memory to be gone. Remarkably short sighted - Labor would be replaced by an even worse government.
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Some people are truly idiots.
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Eastern Glory
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So I take it neither party admitted that their disgusting, sub-human policies on Asylum seekers were wrong and that they now want to help people who need help?
Is their any party that advocates the support, protection and aid of asylum seekers?
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lukerobinho
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Eastern Glory wrote:So I take it neither party admitted that their disgusting, sub-human policies on Asylum seekers were wrong and that they now want to help people who need help?
Is their any party that advocates the support, protection and aid of asylum seekers? The loonie greens probably
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Eastern Glory
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lukerobinho wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:So I take it neither party admitted that their disgusting, sub-human policies on Asylum seekers were wrong and that they now want to help people who need help?
Is their any party that advocates the support, protection and aid of asylum seekers? The loonie greens probably They'll never get my vote :lol: Unless they actually are the only people in politics who demonstrate a sense on humanity on the issue of asylum seekers.
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433 wrote:thupercoach wrote:Didn't watch, it adds little either way. I don't need a sales pitch, I just want the worst Aust government in my living memory to be gone. Remarkably short sighted - Labor would be replaced by an even worse government. Based on what? The ALP is in shambles, Rudd only holds his job because he represents their only hope of getting elected, his party despises him and absolutely loathe working for him. He abandoned, bungled or completely failed to deliver on so many election promises but seemingly made up for it by delivering the apology to the Aborigines. This is arguably the worst period of government in our nations short history and has been marred by turmoil, infighting and instability; and Rudd has to shoulder the majority of the blame for that in both poor leadership and in continually working against his party for his own selfish cause.
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lukerobinho wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:So I take it neither party admitted that their disgusting, sub-human policies on Asylum seekers were wrong and that they now want to help people who need help?
Is their any party that advocates the support, protection and aid of asylum seekers? The loonie greens probably I'd bet Einstein was labelled loonie during his time, too
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ozboy
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ozboy wrote:News Ltd Monday front pages: "Abbott Thrashes Rudd" "Pundits said Mr. Abbott won the lacklustre showdown..."
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TheSelectFew wrote:FUCK OFF BATFINK YOU'RE BEING A DOUCHEBAG. Edited by theselectfew: 11/8/2013 09:23:25 PM you mad bro???????:-" :-"
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batfink
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433 wrote:batfink wrote:Joffa wrote:Could Abbott be less impressive. no but you could be....pathetic...... Again with the personal attacks... no wonder you have zero credibility around here. ](*,) says who?
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batfink
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Joffa wrote:batfink wrote:Joffa wrote:Could Abbott be less impressive. no but you could be....pathetic...... You think that was an impressive display by Abbott, it is one thing to lower expectations but, he was hopeless by any reasonable manner, TBH i thought they were both pretty average...was pretty dull debate, if you could call it a debate. can't see that it would sway any intelligent person opinion.
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batfink
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Fredsta wrote:433 wrote:thupercoach wrote:Didn't watch, it adds little either way. I don't need a sales pitch, I just want the worst Aust government in my living memory to be gone. Remarkably short sighted - Labor would be replaced by an even worse government. Based on what? The ALP is in shambles, Rudd only holds his job because he represents their only hope of getting elected, his party despises him and absolutely loathe working for him. He abandoned, bungled or completely failed to deliver on so many election promises but seemingly made up for it by delivering the apology to the Aborigines. This is arguably the worst period of government in our nations short history and has been marred by turmoil, infighting and instability; and Rudd has to shoulder the majority of the blame for that in both poor leadership and in continually working against his party for his own selfish cause. =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d>
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Joffa
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Mark Latham " I dont think he cheated, the rules were you couldn't have documentation, such as fact sheets, handwritten notes were fine." Jeff Kennett " I don't think Mr Abbott or anyone in the Liberal party is saying Mr Rudd cheated." Sunrise Edited by Joffa: 12/8/2013 07:28:48 AMEdited by Joffa: 12/8/2013 07:29:09 AM
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pv4
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Didn't watch the debate.
If the rules said no notes, and either used notes, that is utter bullshit. Even if the bloke who used notes was the most pro-mining guy in the world (aka my man) I'd be offended by that. People can yap on all day about "i'm not voting for this guy, he's incompetent and sweats when put on the spot, looks creepy, whatever etc". If you're going to have a "showdown", play by the fxxxing rules. What kind of role model openly and blatantly cheats like that? Did he yap on about how important the education system was? Will he have to answer to the hundreds/thousands of emails of kids taking cheat-sheets into exams they weren't allowed to? Disregarding my bias - Kevin Rudd proved himself to be a complete and utter incompetent twat, and a terrible role model
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Joffa
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batfink wrote:Joffa wrote:batfink wrote:Joffa wrote:Could Abbott be less impressive. no but you could be....pathetic...... You think that was an impressive display by Abbott, it is one thing to lower expectations but, he was hopeless by any reasonable manner, TBH i thought they were both pretty average...was pretty dull debate, if you could call it a debate. can't see that it would sway any intelligent person opinion. I agree.
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Joffa
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pv4 wrote:Didn't watch the debate.
If the rules said no notes, and either used notes, that is utter bullshit. Even if the bloke who used notes was the most pro-mining guy in the world (aka my man) I'd be offended by that. People can yap on all day about "i'm not voting for this guy, he's incompetent and sweats when put on the spot, looks creepy, whatever etc". If you're going to have a "showdown", play by the fxxxing rules. What kind of role model openly and blatantly cheats like that? Did he yap on about how important the education system was? Will he have to answer to the hundreds/thousands of emails of kids taking cheat-sheets into exams they weren't allowed to? Disregarding my bias - Kevin Rudd proved himself to be a complete and utter incompetent twat, and a terrible role model The rules didn't say no notes.
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pv4
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Joffa wrote:pv4 wrote:Didn't watch the debate.
If the rules said no notes, and either used notes, that is utter bullshit. Even if the bloke who used notes was the most pro-mining guy in the world (aka my man) I'd be offended by that. People can yap on all day about "i'm not voting for this guy, he's incompetent and sweats when put on the spot, looks creepy, whatever etc". If you're going to have a "showdown", play by the fxxxing rules. What kind of role model openly and blatantly cheats like that? Did he yap on about how important the education system was? Will he have to answer to the hundreds/thousands of emails of kids taking cheat-sheets into exams they weren't allowed to? Disregarding my bias - Kevin Rudd proved himself to be a complete and utter incompetent twat, and a terrible role model The rules didn't say no notes. I tried to find a "non-biased" article. I found one from the ABC website, which I assume if anything would be pro-current-party-biased. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-08-12/party-leaders-back-on-the-campaign-trail-after-election-debate/4879458Quote:According to the rules "the leaders may have a pen and paper on the lectern and no other documentation or props".
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It was up to moderator David Speers to pull Mr Rudd up on the rule breach, but he failed to do that on the night.
News Limited has reported Mr Speers has apologised for not taking action at the time.
The Prime Minister insists he complied with the rules.
"The PM arrived at lectern in full view of the audience and the panel," a spokesperson for Mr Rudd said in a statement.
"There were no objections raised at any time. We have always believed this rule is aimed at preventing the use of props." If anything it just seems Rudd's spokesperson is playing the "innocent until pointed out guilty" card. Plus the moderator admitted he should have pulled it up. As I said - horrific role model. This opens a whole can of worms. I legit can't take pride in the bloke.
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lukerobinho wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:So I take it neither party admitted that their disgusting, sub-human policies on Asylum seekers were wrong and that they now want to help people who need help?
Is their any party that advocates the support, protection and aid of asylum seekers? The loonie greens probably Oh yes, the Greens are such lunatics, aren't they? With their wanting to uphold our treaties with the UN? Crazy
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How hilarious! Courier Mail has "Rudds Debate Gaffe - PM accused of cheating in first face-off" Australian has "Abbott cements lead as Rudds slips" ROFLLLLLLLLLL EDIT: Talk about trying to play the man and not the game. -PB Edited by paulbagzFC: 12/8/2013 09:16:58 AM
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batfink
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paulbagzFC wrote:How hilarious!
Courier Mail has "Rudds Debate Gaffe - PM accused of cheating in first face-off"
Australian has "Abbott cements lead as Rudds slips"
ROFLLLLLLLLLL
EDIT: Talk about trying to play the man and not the [size=9]BALL?[/size].
-PB
Edited by paulbagzFC: 12/8/2013 09:16:58 AM
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pv4
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pv4 wrote:notorganic wrote:batfink wrote:afromanGT wrote:notorganic wrote:afromanGT wrote:How are they not paying this mining tax? I mean...how fucking big are these loopholes? Pretty fucking big. So instead of taxing the mining companies for shipping Australian resources and profits overseas we're giving them free money. Nice one, government. yes this is correct.......Ross greenwood did a report on this and some companies are actually getting tax credits and instead of the Government collecting they are actually dropping huge chunks of revenue, not to mention the implementation costs of the tax...it is said they havent even gone close to recouping there cost's.....not surprising from this incompetent Government..... This is a valid criticism of what happens in a hung parliament. A policy comes through that makes fiscal sense, then those with vested interests whittle it down and whittle it down until it's a complete shadow of the original intent. So if this is expected, and nearly predictable, wouldn't it make no fiscal sense and hence a ridiculous idea in the firsy place?
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Oh look, the media is diverting from the policies and issues by inventing a fake storm over some fucking notes.
How about a storm over Abbott's shit policies?
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Roar_Brisbane
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Obviously a break down of communication of these notes. If they weren't allowed just allow Abbott to have notes for the next Round and Rudd to have none. Simple.
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paulbagzFC
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:Obviously a break down of communication of these notes. If they weren't allowed just allow Abbott to have notes for the next Round and Rudd to have none. Simple. And his notes will simply be; "Stop the booatttssssssssssssssssssssssss" -PB
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Fredsta wrote:433 wrote:thupercoach wrote:Didn't watch, it adds little either way. I don't need a sales pitch, I just want the worst Aust government in my living memory to be gone. Remarkably short sighted - Labor would be replaced by an even worse government. Based on what? The ALP is in shambles, Rudd only holds his job because he represents their only hope of getting elected, his party despises him and absolutely loathe working for him. He abandoned, bungled or completely failed to deliver on so many election promises but seemingly made up for it by delivering the apology to the Aborigines. This is arguably the worst period of government in our nations short history and has been marred by turmoil, infighting and instability; and Rudd has to shoulder the majority of the blame for that in both poor leadership and in continually working against his party for his own selfish cause. There are some issues with this assessment of the past 6 years of ALP governance. In terms of party politics, yes it's been distasteful. The ALP made a huge mistake in knifing Rudd in 2010, and it's been a very strange and interesting time of internal turmoil ever since. The LNP has succeeded by conflating internal politics with poor governance where the facts rarely align with the assertions made. While not perfect, the ALP has made several reforms that I believe will be looked back upon as good policy in the long run. There are several examples of the things that Abbott and Hockey are saying, particularly about the economy, that have been proven false & inconsistent (see: http://youtu.be/Vn_YJj-U7Eo). There is a prima facie case here that the LNP are building up towards a period of Austerity if they win government, which is something that should be considered very scary for all Australians as the vast economic consensus shows that Austerity doesn't only not work, but tangibly makes things worse (see: http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/the-age-of-austerity-is-over-why-it-doesnt-work-8586201.html). As the debate showed last night, Abbott will be able to continue to mislead the public without the inconvenience of fact checking by the press. Left unchecked, we're on track to find out just how bad an Abbott led government will be. I believe that 433 is spot on with his assessment, wherever his allegiance lies.
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Just my two cents, and its just and observation.
In this election, I think more so then most that have gone before, people won't necessarily be voting for the guy they like the most, rather from the choice they have, it will be the guy they dislike the least.
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batfink
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notorganic wrote:Fredsta wrote:433 wrote:thupercoach wrote:Didn't watch, it adds little either way. I don't need a sales pitch, I just want the worst Aust government in my living memory to be gone. Remarkably short sighted - Labor would be replaced by an even worse government. Based on what? The ALP is in shambles, Rudd only holds his job because he represents their only hope of getting elected, his party despises him and absolutely loathe working for him. He abandoned, bungled or completely failed to deliver on so many election promises but seemingly made up for it by delivering the apology to the Aborigines. This is arguably the worst period of government in our nations short history and has been marred by turmoil, infighting and instability; and Rudd has to shoulder the majority of the blame for that in both poor leadership and in continually working against his party for his own selfish cause. There are some issues with this assessment of the past 6 years of ALP governance. In terms of party politics, yes it's been distasteful. The ALP made a huge mistake in knifing Rudd in 2010, and it's been a very strange and interesting time of internal turmoil ever since. The LNP has succeeded by conflating internal politics with poor governance where the facts rarely align with the assertions made. While not perfect, the ALP has made several reforms that I believe will be looked back upon as good policy in the long run. There are several examples of the things that Abbott and Hockey are saying, particularly about the economy, that have been proven false & inconsistent (see: http://youtu.be/Vn_YJj-U7Eo). There is a prima facie case here that the LNP are building up towards a period of Austerity if they win government, which is something that should be considered very scary for all Australians as the vast economic consensus shows that Austerity doesn't only not work, but tangibly makes things worse (see: http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/the-age-of-austerity-is-over-why-it-doesnt-work-8586201.html). As the debate showed last night, Abbott will be able to continue to mislead the public without the inconvenience of fact checking by the press. Left unchecked, we're on track to find out just how bad an Abbott led government will be. I believe that 433 is spot on with his assessment, wherever his allegiance lies. well what you have said does fit well within the cycle of government ALP gain power blow all the cash leave a mess....then get voted out LNP gain power clean up the mess get the budget back on track and do all the hard yards then ALP gain power blow all the cash leave a mess....then get voted out LNP gain power clean up the mess get the budget back on track and do all the hard yards then ALP gain power blow all the cash leave a mess....then get voted out LNP gain power clean up the mess get the budget back on track and do all the hard yards then ALP gain power blow all the cash leave a mess....then get voted out LNP gain power clean up the mess get the budget back on track and do all the hard yards then ALP gain power blow all the cash leave a mess....then get voted out LNP gain power clean up the mess get the budget back on track and do all the hard yards
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