Opinion AUSTRALIAN Politics: Adelaide Board Discussion Part 5

[kirky]

Mundine has lived in Sydney's North Shore for nearly a decade if you had cared to do any research.

Best piss off Cabinet Ministers Mark Dreyfuss and Don Farrell off if 68 years of age is a problem FFS. WTF!

And there are already in parliament and probably will retire in 2028 and have been in parliament for years. Dreyfuss and Farrell both since 2007.

They ain’t a first timer. You need to check your meds.

 

[Mutineer]

And there are already in parliament and probably will retire in 2028 and have been in parliament for years.

They ain’t a first timer. You need to check your meds.

And you need to lay off the vino until the evenings...

 

[kirky]

Interesting

Tax surge puts shock third budget surplus within reach

Soaring tax revenue so far this financial year has shrunk the federal budget deficit to half the size it was expected to be.

www.afr.com

 

[Mutineer]

Interesting

Tax surge puts shock third budget surplus within reach

Soaring tax revenue so far this financial year has shrunk the federal budget deficit to half the size it was expected to be.

www.afr.com

How's the cost of living expenses going for the voters?

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

How's the cost of living expenses going for the voters?

Going to be a major election issue no doubt & rightly so.

How is getting each household to pay $32K each (conservative) for nuclear going to help?

I'm trying to reconcile the 2 issues you are so passionate about...

 

[Mutineer]

Going to be a major election issue no doubt & rightly so.

How is getting each household to pay $32K each (conservative) for nuclear going to help?

I'm trying to reconcile the 2 issues you are so passionate about...

And in comes Lefty the "centrist" with his 2 shillings worth with something he says will not happen, commonly called a deflect.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

And in comes Lefty the "centrist" with his 2 shillings worth with something he says will not happen, commonly called a deflect.

Once again you failed to answer Bicks... which we know is your way.

How do you reconcile cost of living & government spending $32K per household on Nuclear which won't help for decades?

Centrist is way left of being conservative... Anyone who isn't a conservative is a lefty to you. We have been over this before but you don't understand the concept of a swinging voter when you are a rusted on conservative.

 

[Mutineer]

Once again you failed to answer Bicks... which we know is your way.

How do you reconcile cost of living & government spending $32K per household on Nuclear which won't help for decades?

Centrist is way left of being conservative... Anyone who isn't a conservative is a lefty to you. We have been over this before but you don't understand the concept of a swinging voter when you are a rusted on conservative.

How do you reconcile bringing something you claim will never, ever happen into a current cost of living crisis the country has been in and is still in under this useless Albanese ALP Government and treasurer grim Jim Chalmers.

And you know where you can shove that winking emoji you exhibit profusely in your postings.

Swinging voter LOL give it a spell Lefty.

 

[kirky]

How's the cost of living expenses going for the voters?

This has been an issue worldwide and not just confined to Oz. Mind you the boomers are loving it, their interest rates are at decade highs and stock market at near record highs.

Albo has provided some COL and think interesting Dutton voted against every single measure.

Unemployment still at low levels, inflation down from the highs (6% when ALP came to office), workers getting better wage outcomes (especially aged care and child care).

Election campaign will be interesting.

 

[kirky]

Does anyone think of the children when they see this?

Scary man.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

How do you reconcile bringing something you claim will never, ever happen into a current cost of living crisis the country has been in and is still in under this useless Albanese ALP Government and treasurer grim Jim Chalmers.

And you know where you can shove that winking emoji you exhibit profusely in your postings.

Swinging voter LOL give it a spell Lefty.

Lol, you have a problem with winking when you are the thumbsdown king! So ok for you to give others emojis but you can't take them.

Everytime you ask me questions when we are discussing issues, I'm man enough to answer... but most of the time when I ask you a question, you refuse to answer & just deflect. Clearly this is because there is rarely any substance to your claims. I understand why you worship the likes of Trump because it's all bluster but no actual substance behind it.

I asked you a genuine question. We all acknowledge cost of living is a huge issue in Australia & you keep banging on about the coalition & Angus Taylor's economic credentials... so how do you reconcile them wanting to pay a minimum of $32K per household for nuclear? How do you think that will impact on our cost of living?

I don't expect you to answer as you don't have the balls for any meaningful political conversation. Happy to be surprised...

 

[Mutineer]

Lol, you have a problem with winking when you are the thumbsdown king! So ok for you to give others emojis but you can't take them.

Everytime you ask me questions when we are discussing issues, I'm man enough to answer... but most of the time when I ask you a question, you refuse to answer & just deflect. Clearly this is because there is rarely any substance to your claims. I understand why you worship the likes of Trump because it's all bluster but no actual substance behind it.

I asked you a genuine question. We all acknowledge cost of living is a huge issue in Australia & you keep banging on about the coalition & Angus Taylor's economic credentials... so how do you reconcile them wanting to pay a minimum of $32K per household for nuclear? How do you think that will impact on our cost of living?

I don't expect you to answer as you don't have the balls for any meaningful political conversation. Happy to be surprised...

You use the wink emoji profusely in all your posts when anyone can work out you mean it seriously Lefty.

And that $32,000 you keep running off to as your huggy bear yet you question a whole team of Economists at Fontier Ecinomics who clearly dispute that number.

Both sides of the nuclear question the others numbers but of course your team is right and the other wrong....that clearly defines where you are Politically Lefty.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

You use the wink emoji profusely in all your posts when anyone can work out you mean it seriously Lefty.

And that $32,000 you keep running off to as your huggy bear yet you question a whole team of Economists at Fontier Ecinomics who clearly dispute that.

Both sides of the nuclear question the others numbers but of course your team is right and the other wrong....that clearly defines where you are Politically Lefty.

The $32K figure comes from Frontier Economics Bicks! Is their total cost divided by the number of Australian residents. Most have said this is a very low number, so it's likely to be even higher!

So how do you think evey Australian households servicing an extra $32K will impact on their cost of living? You keep refusing to answer...

Given you have used many more thumbsdown emojis than anyone else on the Adelaide Board, it's pretty rich complaining when others use them! Clearly you can give criticism but you can't handle been given it. Perhaps think about your own posting style then if you have such a thin skin...

 

[Mutineer]

The $32K figure comes from Frontier Economics Bicks! Is their total cost divided by the number of Australian residents. Most have said this is a very low number, so it's likely to be even higher!

So how do you think evey Australian households servicing an extra $32K will impact on their cost of living? You keep refusing to answer...

Given you have used many more thumbsdown emojis than anyone else on the Adelaide Board, it's pretty rich complaining when others use them! Clearly you can give criticism but you can't handle been given it. Perhaps think about your own posting style then if you have such a thin skin...

You keep running with this argument despite stating there is absolutely zero chance Australia is going down the nuclear pathway so it's irrelevant to any argument and has nought to do with the current cost of living crisis Australian households are struggling with under this incompetent ALP mob headed up by Upgrade Albo and grim Jim Chalmers. it's classic deflect on your part.

Best go check my posting Lefty I don't use emoji's in posts anywhere near as much as you especially the wink wink bullshit.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

You keep running with this argument despite stating there is absolutely zero chance Australia is going down the nuclear pathway so it's irrelevant to any argument and has nought to do with the current cost of living crisis Australian households are struggling with under this incompetent ALP mob headed up by Upgrade Albo and grim Jim Chalmers. it's classic deflect on your part.

Best go check my posting Lefty I don't use emoji's in posts anywhere near as much as you especially the wink wink bullshit.

Lol, it's well known you use emoji, particularly thumbsdown more than any other poster... so what makes you so special that you can use them, but others can't?

Once again you refuse to answer how adding $32K debt for each household to service helps our cost of living...

Are you in favour of bigger deficits & improved standards of living?

 

[Mutineer]

Lol, it's well known you use emoji, particularly thumbsdown more than any other poster... so what makes you so special that you can use them, but others can't?

Once again you refuse to answer how adding $32K debt for each household to service helps our cost of living...

The answer is according to you nuclear will never happen in Australia so it's irrelevant,

Cost of living crisis is real and happening right now with little prospect this incompetent ALP mob have any answers or solutions other than handing out borrowed money which omly adds to the debt fast approaching $1 trillion $$$$'s



Australia currently has almost A$900 billion of outstanding government securities on issue.

The 2023–24 Federal Budget forecasts further increases in Australia’s gross debt to A$1.067 trillion (36.5 per cent of GDP) by the end of the 2026–27 financial year.