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Nic
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Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I think this is the first time i have ever agreed with anything you have had to say gumble 
| quote: | Originally posted by gumble
aus troops should never have gone to iraq. US troops should never have gone to iraq. we have a UN gor a reason. and i think the deaths and impairments of the results of the gulf war on innocent iraqi children far out weighs what hussein has done.
im voting liberal. its taken me ages to decide, but i think i will go with them. im upset that we ever got involved in that war, but i think a liberal government is the most stable and head strong we can elect.
the terrorism stuff is bullshit, mostly - but australia needs a strong leader at this point in time. howard is that, latham not.
one would think i would be voting greens, hehe, study environmental science / management or even labour - being a student. sure they have some good policies for now, but im more concerned about my future. my hecs may increase, which will suck - majorly, but at least once im out of uni having the security of a good liberal government will provide me with a more certain and stable future.
anyway, im voting liberal moreso to keep the others out. liberals have made some monumental fuck ups, but i think that they are still slightly better than the rest.
in summation: kiss my private school educated, vegetarian, tree hugging yet conservative arse. |
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Trance Nutter
........... I got nothing
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Adelaide, Australia
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| quote: | Originally posted by Nic
I think this is the first time i have ever agreed with anything you have had to say gumble |
Agreed!
I'm with Johnny, Latham as PM worries me.
While I don't like some things the Libs have done, I still reckon they would be better than Labour. Apart from a couple of policies I agree more with the Libs than Labour, some of whose policies I really don't think will work and who I can't trust to do the right thing.
I'm in a safe Lib seat anyway.
Senate - different proposition altogether. Not sure who I'll vot for, Liberals maybe, Greens definitely not, Democrats - haven't heard from them this campaign so I can't vote for them, Family First - maybe, first time ever I'd support a church group, Labour - maybe.
Maybe I'll randomly fill out every box below the line (all 60 of them ). Not bloody likely
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to be honest... i think howard genuinely acts in the best interests of the country, whether the people agree or not, whereas i think latham would become a sucker to trying to please the masses and not thinking in teh bigger picture of the countries best interests.
