afromanGT
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macktheknife wrote:General Ashnak wrote:batfink would be an ideal Liberal party candidate. No chance, he can't keep his mouth shut for 5 minutes. :lol: That's ok, he makes up for that by understanding around half their policies.
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Gee you boys are sounding as shrill as Kevvie...
Have fun
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Labor excuses for losing the election:
Murdoch Murdoch Murdoch Murdoch
The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media.
Yep, that's it, it's Murdoch's fault.
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thupercoach wrote: The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media.
Describes most Lib voters anyway.
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433 wrote:thupercoach wrote: The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media.
Describes most Lib voters anyway. Gee I haven't seen this much bitterness since TWGF circa 2006.
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Edited by thupercoach: 3/9/2013 11:43:27 PM
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thupercoach wrote:433 wrote:thupercoach wrote: The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media.
Describes most Lib voters anyway. Gee I haven't seen this much bitterness since TWGF circa 2006. Not bitter - I'm being honest. Most people who vote Liberal in this election will regret it.
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afromanGT
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thupercoach wrote:The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media. NewsCorp's bias has been so significant they even cut out Tony Abbott and Jaymes Diaz's gaffes from the episode of The Daily Show segment uploaded to youtube and the show's online content available in Australia.
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thupercoach
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afromanGT wrote:thupercoach wrote:The dumb gullible Aussies who were going to vote Labor just got taken in by the News Limited media. NewsCorp's bias has been so significant they even cut out Tony Abbott and Jaymes Diaz's gaffes from the episode of The Daily Show segment uploaded to youtube and the show's online content available in Australia. I take your point but there's equal bias in the Fairfax media, just not as tabloid-like. But you cannot seriously suggest that it is because of News that people will dump Labor. Edited by thupercoach: 4/9/2013 06:25:22 AM
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rocknerd wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:pv4 wrote:Can someone help me out here (and attempt to disregard your own bias in answering, if possible?):
I'm in the Charlton electorate. Apparently the guy running for Liberal had a naughty website & has pulled out of the running. Who do I vote for to vote the most anti-labour I can? Clive Palmer :D -PB Though it is your choice CONROY, Pat Labor BAKER, Kevin Liberal CAMILLERI, Steve Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group) KOCHER, Dessie The Greens BURSTON, Brian One Nation REID, Bronwyn Elizabeth Palmer United Party ANTHONEY, Trevor Bullet Train For Australia The bold are those who are definitely anti labour the underlined you'll need to investigate. Though I do stress that you'll need to look at preferencing as Newcastle is a Safe Labour seat and who you vote for will be critical in the preferencing. Edited by Rocknerd: 30/8/2013 09:12:33 AM Thanks for that Rocko A question - so apparently Kevin Baker, the liberal guy, has pulled out of the running but his name will still feature on the voting slip (something about pulling out too late or something). What will happen if I put a 1 next to his name?
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catbert wrote:batfink wrote:macktheknife wrote:Quote:Just vote Liberal mate. Adequate, low risk fiscal policy is what saved our hides from the GFC, nothing Rudd did. While this isn't my area, I'm fairly sure most experts view the stimulus packages, and the BER & Pink Batts builds as keeping the nation out of a recession. If the Coalition was in power we'd have been given the same savage austerity that ravaged Europe. you talk such fucken shit Batfink: an eloquent and informed social commentator. well sometimes you have to call it for what it is..... if if looks like shit & smells like shit...it's probably shit
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macktheknife wrote:General Ashnak wrote:batfink would be an ideal Liberal party candidate. No chance, he can't keep his mouth shut for 5 minutes. :lol: says the gimp
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paulbagzFC wrote:batfink wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:rusty wrote:macktheknife wrote:Quote:Just vote Liberal mate. Adequate, low risk fiscal policy is what saved our hides from the GFC, nothing Rudd did. While this isn't my area, I'm fairly sure most experts view the stimulus packages, and the BER & Pink Batts builds as keeping the nation out of a recession. If the Coalition was in power we'd have been given the same savage austerity that ravaged Europe. We wouldn't have had austerity because our debt (or lackof) was at a manageable level, unlike those who were eventually hit the with austerity stick. The coalition supported the initial round of stimulus measures, spending to stimulate the economy is what all good governments should do. But $250 billion of profligate spending later and no significant rise in GDP you have to question what the government is doing with our money. Same thing people wonder about the Stage Government Libs like Campbell Newmann and his pay rises. -PB but Gillard can have pay rises and its all ok This is honestly the first I have heard of it. I doubt it happened, but it doesn't sound like it got the press attention that Can-do did. Have you got a source batty? -PB surely you jest...!!
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notorganic wrote:General Ashnak wrote:batfink would be an ideal Liberal party candidate. I see him more fitting in well with Bob Katters Australian Party. lol.....no, not a Katter supporter.....TBPH just about every politician has their merits and faults.. this is where i lose you people.........i don't particularly like Abbott, or Palmer,or Milne...... KRUDD is a egotistical, narcissist with delusions of grandeur...... and a very poor record in Government....so i will find it extremely hard to vote for a wanker like that....
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afromanGT wrote:macktheknife wrote:General Ashnak wrote:batfink would be an ideal Liberal party candidate. No chance, he can't keep his mouth shut for 5 minutes. :lol: That's ok, he makes up for that by understanding around half their policies.  you are just a sheep.......
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Meanwhile, Gillard is under police investigation for her shenanigans at S & G...
Thank you Labor for giving us such outstanding individuals as PMs.
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thupercoach wrote:But you cannot seriously suggest that it is because of NewsCorp that people will dump Labor. FTFY. Can't qualify them as "News" if they run editorials as front page news. -PB
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batfink wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:batfink wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:rusty wrote:macktheknife wrote:Quote:Just vote Liberal mate. Adequate, low risk fiscal policy is what saved our hides from the GFC, nothing Rudd did. While this isn't my area, I'm fairly sure most experts view the stimulus packages, and the BER & Pink Batts builds as keeping the nation out of a recession. If the Coalition was in power we'd have been given the same savage austerity that ravaged Europe. We wouldn't have had austerity because our debt (or lackof) was at a manageable level, unlike those who were eventually hit the with austerity stick. The coalition supported the initial round of stimulus measures, spending to stimulate the economy is what all good governments should do. But $250 billion of profligate spending later and no significant rise in GDP you have to question what the government is doing with our money. Same thing people wonder about the Stage Government Libs like Campbell Newmann and his pay rises. -PB but Gillard can have pay rises and its all ok This is honestly the first I have heard of it. I doubt it happened, but it doesn't sound like it got the press attention that Can-do did. Have you got a source batty? -PB surely you jest...!! No I am not. If you want to make claims, have sources to back those claims. Other wise you are "just another liberal shitspeaker" -PB
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batfink - cool your jets on the single-sentence reply posts that basically attack people's opinions. Making a post that says "you're an idiot" or "you're joking right" aren't really constructive. You're making what is really enjoyable conversation into childish bickering
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pv4 wrote:rocknerd wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:pv4 wrote:Can someone help me out here (and attempt to disregard your own bias in answering, if possible?):
I'm in the Charlton electorate. Apparently the guy running for Liberal had a naughty website & has pulled out of the running. Who do I vote for to vote the most anti-labour I can? Clive Palmer :D -PB Though it is your choice CONROY, Pat Labor BAKER, Kevin Liberal CAMILLERI, Steve Christian Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group) KOCHER, Dessie The Greens BURSTON, Brian One Nation REID, Bronwyn Elizabeth Palmer United Party ANTHONEY, Trevor Bullet Train For Australia The bold are those who are definitely anti labour the underlined you'll need to investigate. Though I do stress that you'll need to look at preferencing as Newcastle is a Safe Labour seat and who you vote for will be critical in the preferencing. Edited by Rocknerd: 30/8/2013 09:12:33 AM Thanks for that Rocko A question - so apparently Kevin Baker, the liberal guy, has pulled out of the running but his name will still feature on the voting slip (something about pulling out too late or something). What will happen if I put a 1 next to his name? The vote will go to the next preference, I'm not up on who Liberals have referenced so you'll have to look it up but likely to be Palmer, possible even Greens in your electorate as Fred Nile and One Nation were at the end of the liberals list in Macquarie and Lindsay so that they didn't look to be supporting racism and bigotry.
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paulbagzFC wrote:batfink wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:rusty wrote:macktheknife wrote:Quote:Just vote Liberal mate. Adequate, low risk fiscal policy is what saved our hides from the GFC, nothing Rudd did. While this isn't my area, I'm fairly sure most experts view the stimulus packages, and the BER & Pink Batts builds as keeping the nation out of a recession. If the Coalition was in power we'd have been given the same savage austerity that ravaged Europe. We wouldn't have had austerity because our debt (or lackof) was at a manageable level, unlike those who were eventually hit the with austerity stick. The coalition supported the initial round of stimulus measures, spending to stimulate the economy is what all good governments should do. But $250 billion of profligate spending later and no significant rise in GDP you have to question what the government is doing with our money. Same thing people wonder about the Stage Government Libs like Campbell Newmann and his pay rises. -PB but Gillard can have pay rises and its all ok This is honestly the first I have heard of it. I doubt it happened, but it doesn't sound like it got the press attention that Can-do did. Have you got a source batty? -PB Whilst I agree a lot of what Batfink says is ill informed horse droppings, he does watch the local news. A quick Google gave me this. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-07-01/off-the-hustings-james-glenday-politicians-pay/4790894
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Where are all the howls of condemnation directed at Obama for threatening to invade Syria? No solid proof of chemical weapons used by the Syrian government and contravening international law to launch an illegal attack on a sovereign country. Smells a lot like the Iraq war, only it's Obama leading the cavalry so it's morally permissible.
No blood for oil!
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rusty wrote:Where are all the howls of condemnation directed at Obama for threatening to invade Syria? No solid proof of chemical weapons used by the Syrian government and contravening international law to launch an illegal attack on a sovereign country. Smells a lot like the Iraq war, only it's Obama leading the cavalry so it's morally permissible.
No blood for oil! Global Politics. I keep hearing people saying that Palmer has shot up in opinion polls, do people know of websites that have such polling information available? -PB
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I'd really rather not vote for the Greens, but can anyone give me a run down of asylum seeker policy from parties other than the main two, who treat them like a disease?
Pretty much anyone who wants to process them here and help them has my vote :lol:
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Eastern Glory wrote:I'd really rather not vote for the Greens, but can anyone give me a run down of asylum seeker policy from parties other than the main two, who treat them like a disease?
Pretty much anyone who wants to process them here and help them has my vote :lol: I heard the ocean does a pretty good job of processing refugees, I'm not sure if you can vote for it though.
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rusty wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:I'd really rather not vote for the Greens, but can anyone give me a run down of asylum seeker policy from parties other than the main two, who treat them like a disease?
Pretty much anyone who wants to process them here and help them has my vote :lol: I heard the ocean does a pretty good job of processing refugees, I'm not sure if you can vote for it though. Too far possibly? :-k
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rusty wrote:Where are all the howls of condemnation directed at Obama for threatening to invade Syria? No solid proof of chemical weapons used by the Syrian government and contravening international law to launch an illegal attack on a sovereign country. Smells a lot like the Iraq war, only it's Obama leading the cavalry so it's morally permissible.
No blood for oil! Whilst their is no primary proof of the Syrian Government using Chemical weapons, the fact that someone has been using something other than bullets and bombs on civilians is enough to see a need for some form of global intervention. Especially when UN inspectors have been fired upon when trying to get you your proof. Though the French do say that they have surveillance footage of Government held areas launching Rockets at the area where the alleged Serine Gas attack occurred. There is a code of conduct that should always be followed and that is YOU DON"T KILL CIVILIANS! (collateral damage excluded) This was a targeted attack and needs intervention, before the Syrian people are bombed out of existence by their own people. These people will become legitimate Asylum Seekers and be filling up the new boats Tony paid for sooner rather than later without World wide intervention.
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rocknerd wrote:rusty wrote:Where are all the howls of condemnation directed at Obama for threatening to invade Syria? No solid proof of chemical weapons used by the Syrian government and contravening international law to launch an illegal attack on a sovereign country. Smells a lot like the Iraq war, only it's Obama leading the cavalry so it's morally permissible.
No blood for oil! Whilst their is no primary proof of the Syrian Government using Chemical weapons, the fact that someone has been using something other than bullets and bombs on civilians is enough to see a need for some form of global intervention. Especially when UN inspectors have been fired upon when trying to get you your proof. Though the French do say that they have surveillance footage of Government held areas launching Rockets at the area where the alleged Serine Gas attack occurred. There is a code of conduct that should always be followed and that is YOU DON"T KILL CIVILIANS! (collateral damage excluded) This was a targeted attack and needs intervention, before the Syrian people are bombed out of existence by their own people. These people will become legitimate Asylum Seekers and be filling up the new boats Tony paid for sooner rather than later without World wide intervention. This smells a lot like the "evidence" Rumsfeld and Bush used to justify invading Iraq; supposedly incriminating video evidence, impeding UN inspectors, use of chemical weapons (remember Hussein gassed the Kurds), etc, etc. If there's anything we learnt from the Iraq war it is you don't launch a war without PRIMARY proof (but do Labor people learn?). It's simply a double standard to say this intervention is right while the Iraq was wrong when the circumstances are almost identical. You can bet your bottom dollar if it were Bush or any other conservative in charge hippies would be pouring out onto the streets int protest flashing their 'no blood for oil!' signs and jumping up and down like lunatics. But because it's Obama in charge it's brave and heroic. A clear, irrefutable double standard.
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No one has acted yet so your rant is still only that. I'm sure with the mistakes that were made with Iraq, Obama will take a moment and not rush into another war.
The fact that the French are standing up gives a lot of wait toward this being a bono fide attack and needing the intervention. Remember the world view the French as Cheese eating Surrender Monkeys, so if they are willing to jump into the fight then there is more going on than yet another USA beat down going on.
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rocknerd wrote:No one has acted yet so your rant is still only that. I'm sure with the mistakes that were made with Iraq, Obama will take a moment and not rush into another war.
The fact that the French are standing up gives a lot of wait toward this being a bono fide attack and needing the intervention. Remember the world view the French as Cheese eating Surrender Monkeys, so if they are willing to jump into the fight then there is more going on than yet another USA beat down going on. But for the Iraq war you had multilateral support with no less than 40 countries committing troops. This time you only have France, while Britain and Germany and other key allies have said no. It's quite incredible you justify a possible illegal invasion on the basis of Frances reputation for being "cheese eating surrender monkey's. Is this your best evidence? Edited by rusty: 4/9/2013 11:28:54 AM
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