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[Adam]

Humpy day!

[skillionaire]

dinner for break-a-fassssht.

[Adam]

Hi Nik

[skillionaire]

Yo Adam. What's good noodle?

[Adam]

Not much goodness yet! Ask me Friday arvie!

Press brake operator is getting excited about a pay rise to $21/hr me!!!!!!! He is my age!

[Shaz]

Morning chaps

[skillionaire]

Hey dildo.

[B4TT]

LOL

''In contrast to the fabulously rich, the enormously poor make little useful contribution to society,'' wrote Mr Ralph, a long-time Liberal Party campaign strategist.
''They consume more than they contribute, putting tremendous strain on the national budget.
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''A modest cull would strike at the root of our fiscal dilemma. If the least productive 20 per cent of citizens were decommissioned it would directly release a recurrent $25 billion, which would almost cover overspending by the Gillard government between now and September 14th, assuming Mr Swan maintains his long-term average rate of profligacy.
''This bold initiative would rid us of indolent students, hapless single mums, lower-order drug dealers, social workers, performance artists, Greenpeace supporters and the remaining processing personnel in our collapsing yet heavily subsidised manufacturing industries.''
Mr Ralph's bloody prescription for national economic recovery was written strictly as satire, he told Fairfax Media, saying ''some people want to be offended''.
The article ends with a suggestion that the government could recoup the $900 million it will gouge from the rich in super taxes by simply spending within its means for six days - but ''that's clearly just daft'', he wrote.

[peteRS]

@Nik's post...

I have a Job, work when i want, Am Single, Won't have kids, No fashion sense, Far from Normal, The Pavement...really? Don't watch Telli,
Rip skids and Have no Super...I am Free

[skillionaire]

Hahaha. Nice.

[B4TT]

Exactly, to the people who make those pics, I would like to see them stuck in chains for a while and experience what it is like to have a real lack of freedom.
Deport them to North Korea.

[Shaz]

[B4TT]

Given the amount Ceo's and board members earn in a year.... $900 Million is chump change in the scheme of things.

Still, why is it upto them to have to fund labor over spending?

[skillionaire]

Robin Hood.

[skillionaire]

[skillionaire]

[peteRS]

Josh, you understand that the Labor party's Super policy change will affect less than 100000 people? And that the Liberal policy will negatively impact on over 3million?

[B4TT]

Josh, you understand that the Labor party's Super policy change will affect less than 100000 people? And that the Liberal policy will negatively impact on over 3million?

Mate, I'm actually not a fan entirely of either party right now. They both have shit happening that I don't like! It just so happened to be one was mentioned above by someone else, only reason I mentioned my dislike of it

[skillionaire]

So how many people have been effected so far by the $8B increased SUPER taxes from Labor... and the $3.3B of benefit cuts from the last three years....

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