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Au Revoir Shosanna posted:our poll numbers seem to go down whenever we hint at loving over the poor and reducing taxes for the rich but maybe just stay the course and we'll win through sheer concentrated delusion Hey, it worked for them last time.
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quote:The Government will encourage the exploration of Blockchain technology, including through a study and pilot testing by the CSIRO’s Data61. We will also introduce changes to the GST to ensure that consumers are no longer double taxed when using digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Finally!
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Brayds2006 posted:Goodbye Clive Palmer! Goodbye! Goodbye Clive Palmer! Goodbye Clive! Goodbye!
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Liberal Party Recipe for Success: 1. Be born to rich parents 2. Get a well paying job
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"Have you tried not being poor?" - Constructive advice from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
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Negligent posted:A person of average intelligence gives no fucks about the difference between mean and median and would rather watch masterchef than stare at a graph purportedly showing how wrong something a politician said is What about a person of median intelligence though?
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Negligent posted:My mum always taught us it's rude to ask people who they're voting for. I spend my weekends asking people who they're voting for.
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Cleretic posted:Shorten's actually pledging marriage equality? Within an actual timeframe? I thought he was just pledging a vote, which their MPs aren't bound to support yet?
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Still better than a useless plebiscite though.
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Doctor Spaceman posted:In practical terms if the ALP wins government then SSM could almost certainly pass parliament; there are very, very few people left in the Labor caucus who don't support it. That's cool. About time!
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EvilElmo posted:Yup. Either way, we should have marriage equality by the end of the year. One way will have a nasty public campaign, but will still result in a yes vote. There'd be nothing binding about the plebiscite though.
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Yeah, I'd expect the Greens to spend their money on advertising that has a targeted focus on their key demographics. TV is expensive, and it's my understanding that it's not particularly effective. People powered voter contact is what the Greens do well at.
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open24hours posted:Labor has been particularly sore over a supposed preference arrangement between the Greens and the Liberal Party in Victoria, in which Liberals would preference the Greens in seats the Greens are targeting, in return for the Greens running open tickets (rather than preference Labor) in some marginal suburban seats. Is there any basis to this other than the claims of Michael Danby, the dude who is preferring the Liberals above the Greens in his own electorate?
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Negligent posted:the greens are running a literal accelerationist against albo. Well Liberal policy has barely changed since Turnbull tool the reigns. At least with Abbot it was quite obvious how they were loving everyone over.
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Anidav posted:How long until the Liberal Government literally outsources everything to Telstra and Telstra becomes our government? Telstra, Serco or Onmi Consumer Products.
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Kat Delacour posted:I stand corrected, though I could've sworn Howard did it too, something to do with Christmas island. The Howard government also changed how unemployment was counted, and then claimed credit for the falling unemployment rate.
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