by dedja » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:46 am
by bulldogproud2 » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:47 am
best on hill wrote:dedja wrote:You can't vote for a Prime Minister or Premier so you're point is meaningless ... as are all your points.
but you are meant to know exactly what what ST is saying dont you?
by best on hill » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:47 am
dedja wrote:not when he can't string 2 coherent words together ...
by dedja » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:48 am
Squawk wrote:dedja wrote:Find a reference to Prime Minister in the Constitution, or show me where you vote for Prime Minister or Premier on a electoral voting slip and I'll donate my life savings, wife and 3 daughters to Andrew Bolt ...
This is looking good as a quote for my next auto-signaturePerhaps I'll take the liberty of prefacing it with ïf Glenelg can win one final this year.."
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:49 am
bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:so the people of OZ wanted juliar to be the PM did they? How about SA did they vote weatherall to be premier did they??
Not once in Australian history have people ever elected a Prime Minister or a Premier, ST. All you get to vote for is your local candidate. It has always been the political party that has chosen the leader and that is unlikely to ever change.
As for the capitalism angle, under Howard Australia became a much less egalitarian society. The people who got ahead in this country were those who invested their money and got others to do all the work for them. The return provided to employees dropped markedly as a percentage of business revenue.
by bulldogproud2 » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:52 am
straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:so the people of OZ wanted juliar to be the PM did they? How about SA did they vote weatherall to be premier did they??
Not once in Australian history have people ever elected a Prime Minister or a Premier, ST. All you get to vote for is your local candidate. It has always been the political party that has chosen the leader and that is unlikely to ever change.
As for the capitalism angle, under Howard Australia became a much less egalitarian society. The people who got ahead in this country were those who invested their money and got others to do all the work for them. The return provided to employees dropped markedly as a percentage of business revenue.
and that is correct. what i am saying is the people of oz voted for labor and kevin 07 correct? and the people of sa voted for randy rann correct? the union thug powerbrokers have gotten rid of both of them. australia has never been in so good of condition as when howard and costello were running us thats for sure and i think the overall stats would show that. bulldog i dont think you have enlightened us with anything worthwhile either thats for sure>..
by dedja » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:54 am
straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:so the people of OZ wanted juliar to be the PM did they? How about SA did they vote weatherall to be premier did they??
Not once in Australian history have people ever elected a Prime Minister or a Premier, ST. All you get to vote for is your local candidate. It has always been the political party that has chosen the leader and that is unlikely to ever change.
As for the capitalism angle, under Howard Australia became a much less egalitarian society. The people who got ahead in this country were those who invested their money and got others to do all the work for them. The return provided to employees dropped markedly as a percentage of business revenue.
and that is correct. what i am saying is the people of oz voted for labor and kevin 07 correct? and the people of sa voted for randy rann correct?
by best on hill » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:55 am
straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:so the people of OZ wanted juliar to be the PM did they? How about SA did they vote weatherall to be premier did they??
Not once in Australian history have people ever elected a Prime Minister or a Premier, ST. All you get to vote for is your local candidate. It has always been the political party that has chosen the leader and that is unlikely to ever change.
As for the capitalism angle, under Howard Australia became a much less egalitarian society. The people who got ahead in this country were those who invested their money and got others to do all the work for them. The return provided to employees dropped markedly as a percentage of business revenue.
and that is correct. what i am saying is the people of oz voted for labor and kevin 07 correct? and the people of sa voted for randy rann correct? the union thug powerbrokers have gotten rid of both of them. australia has never been in so good of condition as when howard and costello were running us thats for sure and i think the overall stats would show that. bulldog i dont think you have enlightened us with anything worthwhile either thats for sure>..
by bulldogproud2 » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:55 am
bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:so the people of OZ wanted juliar to be the PM did they? How about SA did they vote weatherall to be premier did they??
Not once in Australian history have people ever elected a Prime Minister or a Premier, ST. All you get to vote for is your local candidate. It has always been the political party that has chosen the leader and that is unlikely to ever change.
As for the capitalism angle, under Howard Australia became a much less egalitarian society. The people who got ahead in this country were those who invested their money and got others to do all the work for them. The return provided to employees dropped markedly as a percentage of business revenue.
and that is correct. what i am saying is the people of oz voted for labor and kevin 07 correct? and the people of sa voted for randy rann correct? the union thug powerbrokers have gotten rid of both of them. australia has never been in so good of condition as when howard and costello were running us thats for sure and i think the overall stats would show that. bulldog i dont think you have enlightened us with anything worthwhile either thats for sure>..
ST, perhaps take your mind back just a couple of years to where the leader of the national Liberal Party changed four times in the space of two years or so. It happens within all political parties and is their right.
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:57 am
dedja wrote:straight talker wrote:Is that the way Juliar got in was it?? How about Weatherall in Adelaide when he comes out of hiding and takes over from rann?
Prime Minister Juliar Gillard
Minister Jay Weatherill
learn to faarking spell ...
by dedja » Tue Aug 30, 2011 12:58 am
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:01 am
dedja wrote:well done, you passed the test ...
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:04 am
by dedja » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:07 am
straight talker wrote:dedja wrote:well done, you passed the test ...
yes riteo its good to see what you really think of the red hen good work. you cant spell either champ........
by bulldogproud2 » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:07 am
straight talker wrote:bulldog you tell me what the position of the country was when howard and co took over from Labor?? And what was the position of the country when Kevin 07 took over??
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:10 am
bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:bulldog you tell me what the position of the country was when howard and co took over from Labor?? And what was the position of the country when Kevin 07 took over??
ST, one thing I will tell you is that Howard and Costello invested very little into the infrastructure of Australia, making it very difficult to sustain growth. This was a huge error that no government should ever have made.
by bulldogproud2 » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:14 am
straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:bulldog you tell me what the position of the country was when howard and co took over from Labor?? And what was the position of the country when Kevin 07 took over??
ST, one thing I will tell you is that Howard and Costello invested very little into the infrastructure of Australia, making it very difficult to sustain growth. This was a huge error that no government should ever have made.
so i take it you are telling me the country was in a lot better condition when they left compared to when they took over and NOW??
by Gozu » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:25 am
Sojourner wrote:best on hill wrote:ive had enough of the capitalist pigs sinking the boots into unions and the labor party so heres you chance to get on the front foot and unload against the right wingers(whingers)
Some of the recent Labor Governments we have had have been the best promoters of Right Wing politics and Capatalism mate, well over and above the Liberal party, in fact in areas of Privatisation of Government services for the profits to be made by wealthy board members the Liberals could likely learn quite a bit from the ALP! Why did the Liberal Party in this state not go through the Public Housing Stock like a Bag of Epsom salts as the ALP have and got rid of the responsibility of public housing from the role of the government? Wealthy Private Landlords must be absolutely rubbing there hands together - why not vote for the ALP then if it goes your way like that all the time?
by straight talker » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:30 am
bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:bulldogproud2 wrote:straight talker wrote:bulldog you tell me what the position of the country was when howard and co took over from Labor?? And what was the position of the country when Kevin 07 took over??
ST, one thing I will tell you is that Howard and Costello invested very little into the infrastructure of Australia, making it very difficult to sustain growth. This was a huge error that no government should ever have made.
so i take it you are telling me the country was in a lot better condition when they left compared to when they took over and NOW??
As we have just gone through a Global Financial Crisis, I think that the only way you can fully judge this is to compare Australia against other economies. There is no western country that is in a better position today than prior to the GFC. However, Australia has done extremely well in managing the impact of it, pretty much better than any other western country. As Tony Abbott admitted at the time, if a Liberal Government had been in power at the time of the GFC, we would have faced a number of years of double-digit unemployment. Under the Labor government, unemployment never got beyond 6%. Abbott himself conceded that the Liberal Party could not have managed the economy as well as Labor.
by Gozu » Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:33 am
straight talker wrote:bulldog you tell me what the position of the country was when howard and co took over from Labor?? And what was the position of the country when Kevin 07 took over??
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