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Birdstrike posted:they banned street food tho Not in my fuckin' pacific empire fantasy
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BBJoey posted:palestine is an example of Change From Within Sniper murder is extremely "without"
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Labour's won 30 NewsPoll's in a row. No one will congratulate them or even acknowledge that they won anything. All the reporting is President Trumball losing.
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Comstar posted:Labour's won 30 NewsPoll's in a row. No one will congratulate them or even acknowledge that they won anything. All the reporting is President Trumball losing. That's because Labor's political strategy is to stand back and watch as the LNP perpetually falls down Penrose stairs.
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Sparticle posted:That's because Labor's political strategy is to stand back and watch as the LNP perpetually falls down Penrose stairs. this is false, labor is playing a big target strategy; see their taxation announcements.
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Comstar posted:Labour's won 30 NewsPoll's in a row. No one will congratulate them or even acknowledge that they won anything. All the reporting is President Trumball losing. Waitasec - they haven't released the latest one yet. Turnbull might get +25.
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Recoome posted:Frydenberg gettin zinged on ABC “Well, no, Barry. The unions. Coal.”
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Luv the hate for the unions from the LNP and how it bleeds into every conversation Like wtf has the unions got to do with the coal power station huh??? Also the free market wants renewables, yet th govt has this obsession with killing the planet Recoome fucked around with this message at 01:12 on Apr 8, 2018 |
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BBJoey posted:this is false, labor is playing a big target strategy; see their taxation announcements. The ALP's most popular tax plan is to not support the LNP's corporate tax cut for large companies. The average Australian voter can be convinced that a huge fuckoff mine will create jobs but trying to sell corporate tax cuts as job creation is not as easy. The Liberals were also dumb enough to admit that they were copying Trump.
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Sparticle posted:The ALP's most popular tax plan is to not support the LNP's corporate tax cut for large companies. The average Australian voter can be convinced that a huge fuckoff mine will create jobs but trying to sell corporate tax cuts as job creation is not as easy. The Liberals were also dumb enough to admit that they were copying Trump. On Insiders this morning, some Fin Review hack was saying that 49% of people polled support corporate tax cuts. That 49% might think by cutting tax rates they’ll get a wage increase? Surely half the average punters on the street don’t think that the money saved by corporate tax rate cuts will end up in their pockets as a wage increase? loving Australians.
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Dude McAwesome posted:On Insiders this morning, some Fin Review hack was saying that 49% of people polled support corporate tax cuts. That 49% might think by cutting tax rates they’ll get a wage increase? He probably meant to say 'among Coalition voters'. The only survey I've been able to find puts it at 15% if I've read it right. https://www.smh.com.au/money/tax/voters-doubtful-about-coalition-s-big-business-tax-cuts-poll-20180203-p4yzcl.html
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Starshark posted:He probably meant to say 'among Coalition voters'. The only survey I've been able to find puts it at 15% if I've read it right. Hahahaha, of loving course he omitted that! Thanks for the critical analysis that I’m clearly lacking, Starshark.
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The 49% is for supporting the Liberals overall "economic plan". Support for the corporate tax cut by itself is much lower. The disparity here is probably due to common narrative that the LNP are the better economic managers (despite no evidence for this). When you start looking at specific economic policies, public support falls dramatically. The franking credit thing also likely boosted LNP overall support as Labor was unable to shake the "ALP attacking pensioners" angle. Basically, I blame our trash media. Look what happened to Alberici when she doubted the Liberals' economic genius.
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In hosed up retail news, apparently some Bunnings stores have a "Name and shame" board for people who are sick/unwell and can't work welcom to the capitalist paradise
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Recoome posted:In hosed up retail news, apparently some Bunnings stores have a "Name and shame" board for people who are sick/unwell and can't work source? 
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Recoome posted:In hosed up retail news, apparently some Bunnings stores have a "Name and shame" board for people who are sick/unwell and can't work Are you sure they don't have, you know, a roster that says when people are off sick.
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Person just sent me a picture of the board in the staff room. It's got names and days that they were sick or absent. I'm fairly sure that they can't do something like this, especially if it's not like a "heads up these guys won't be in" but more of a retrospective "these guys hosed up cause they were sick"
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JBP posted:Are you sure they don't have, you know, a roster that says when people are off sick. JBP rushing in with a shock opinion about loving the worker
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:source? A "sausage roll" is sausage mince cooked in pastry. A "sausage sizzle" is the activity where you make the meal "sausage on bread". If people like Jordan Peterson were anally pedantic about terms that are actually important we wouldn't be in this mess.
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It's one of the nastier tactics in retail that is common. Step 1: make your entire workforce a skeleton crew to save on wages Step 2: if your house of cards falls over (which it will often), blame the proles instead of the management that actually led to this issue
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asio posted:A "sausage sizzle" is the activity where you make the meal "sausage on bread". Perhaps you are not aware of the diversity of Australian Culture. 
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Zenithe posted:Perhaps you are not aware of the diversity of Australian Culture. The question clearly says it is in one side of bread, how loving stupid are the people calling it a sausage sandwich. Sausage between two bits of bread are a sausage sandwich. One bit of bread is a sausage sizzle.
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Zenithe posted:It's one of the nastier tactics in retail that is common. A Well-Known Brisbane-Based Jeweller does this. If "times get tough" I.e. not enough of a profit, skilled workers get encouraged out to make room for cheaper new staff. His competitor from Sydney has been thankful for the pre-trained staff since he moved up here some decades ago and basically runs his business on the staff turnover from the other guy (many jewellery buying types stick with the salesperson not the company). But because the company also owns a whole bunch of cbd real estate it doesn't matter if the jewellery store doesn't make enough profit; he'll just close it and replace it with a bank or something similar.
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Zenithe posted:Perhaps you are not aware of the diversity of Australian Culture. Nsw doesn't count. Snag on a rag is the acceptable vernacular if brevity is important in your life.
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I've never heard of a sausage in bread
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bandaid.friend posted:I've never heard of a sausage in bread It's the term used by mouthbreathing idiots.
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Recoome posted:JBP rushing in with a shock opinion about loving the worker Why? I haven't seen the board but it could be because staff do their own shift selection on Deputy or something. I'm not one of those posters whose head flies off into orbit over a rumour on the forums.
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Post the board and black out names sounds like adverse action.
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iajanus posted:The question clearly says it is in one side of bread, how loving stupid are the people calling it a sausage sandwich. you can absolutely make a sandwich with one side of bread, you idiot, you absolute imbecile
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BBJoey posted:you can absolutely make a sandwich with one side of bread, you idiot, you absolute imbecile  
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I live in SE QLD and one of the many things we get right is that we don't call it a sausage in bread. If CARTO keeps this repugnant slander going we will be forced to secede.
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