Or to put it another way:
Have you noticed how many of your friends and family, coworkers and acquaintances are just determined to get rid of “that woman”, meaning Gillard – but if you ask them why, how little depth there is to their reasoning? Okay, you despise her, and blame her for wrecking the country, but why specifically?
Maybe you’ll hear –
Or to put it another way:
Have you noticed how many of your friends and family, coworkers and acquaintances are just determined to get rid of “that woman”, meaning Gillard – but if you ask them why, how little depth there is to their reasoning? Okay, you despise her, and blame her for wrecking the country, but why specifically?
Maybe you’ll hear –
Have you noticed that the first people to damn the poor and vulnerable for not taking “responsibility” for their lives are the very ones who blame every struggle in their life on the government?
There are a number of challenges ordinary Australians presently face – housing is flat-out unaffordable; energy prices have risen dramatically; the high Australian dollar has seriously hit export industries.
Have you noticed that the first people to damn the poor and vulnerable for not taking “responsibility” for their lives are the very ones who blame every struggle in their life on the government?
There are a number of challenges ordinary Australians presently face – housing is flat-out unaffordable; energy prices have risen dramatically; the high Australian dollar has seriously hit export industries.
Let’s be very clear about this.
When a public figure dies, someone who has caused significant change to the lives of many people, it is important to discuss their legacy – and not just if you’re a supporter.
Just a reminder to idiotic state governments who insist on tinkering with criminal justice by slashing legal aid and changing the law to send people to prison for longer without funding appropriate rehabilitative services: you are making things worse.
You are making offenders worse.
And you are costing the taxpayer a lot more money.
Nice job, NSW Liberals.
Thank God for Stephen Conroy’s glorious new not in any way tyrannical despot-like media reforms!
To be fair to the politicians demonising refugees, it does win them votes.
Also, if the leftists hadn’t foolishly guaranteed that precisely no-one in a population of several thousand people would ever commit any kind of crime, well, then we wouldn’t have to do this. Remember the last time an Australian citizen committed a crime and we were all put on watchlists? And we deserved it, too.
There’s been some discussion in the comments to the previous post about whether it really matters if Abbott becomes PM. Won’t that be a start for fixing the problems in the ALP, from its factions to the corruption they had in NSW to Gillard making promises she can’t keep to their gutless aping of conservative idiocy like mandatory detention?
Well, no. No, it won’t.