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pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by narcism
But lets all talk about the important subject of illegal drugs


well, unlike so many ppl i prefer to have a small amount of knowledge on something before i talk about it


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Dean Millson
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will you be riding that high horse in the cup on tuesday?


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pkcRAISTLIN
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will you be riding that high horse in the cup on tuesday?



fvckin aye. and ill stand up in the stirrups (sp?) as i ride past to get a better view of you as i aim my urine.

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Originally posted by Tathi
only because i know more in that area, why don't you fill us in on whats happening in public health Narcism


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i prefer to have a small amount of knowledge on something before i talk about it


pkc & tathi rock


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PauLie_C
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well he has crawled up mr george bush's ass just nicely


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Dean Millson
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fvckin aye. and ill stand up in the stirrups (sp?) as i ride past to get a better view of you as i aim my urine.



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pkcRAISTLIN
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HAHA, i thought it was pretty self-explanatory


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well, unlike so many ppl i prefer to have a small amount of knowledge on something before i talk about it


quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
and ill stand up in the stirrups (sp?) as i ride past to get a better view of you as i aim my urine.


Hahaha. Very


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pkcRAISTLIN
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the fvcking internet sucks. i have NO idea what youre saying


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Light The Fuse
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i think its because he used to date an aboriginal


yeah many happy memories...i used to love that fro, then she went and got her hair chemically straightened and it was never the same


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00soups00
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yeah many happy memories...i used to love that fro, then she went and got her hair chemically straightened and it was never the same


that dirty bitch

but you know it comes back after a few months, you should've given her time!!

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If only Labor could come with a leader with some spine, they would already be in government by now. Unfortunately, there really doesn't seem to be a strong alternative to Howard at the moment, and voters are inclined to support a leader that they know and trust (i have no idea why anyone would trust him )

Lets be honest though, a large proportion of Australian voters are not well versed on different policies, and are strongly influenced by government rhetoric and the media. If little Johnny tells them that the economy is great shape and they will be better off under a Liberal government, a large proportion of people will snap that up and vote accordingly because they only seem to vote with their back pocket in mind. However, as many people have already said, at what cost?. Fundamental rights and privilidges that previous generations fought so hard to obtain are being stripped away from us.




The Good


  • Strong leadership, especially during times of crisis like 9/11, Bali Bombings, the Boxing Day Tsunami etc
  • Built strong relationships with many international leaders
  • GST, despite the promises to "never, ever" implement it
  • Economic performance



The Bad

  • Workplace reform
  • Higher Education
  • Refugee policy & associated human rights violations
  • Sale of Telstra
  • Children Overboard
  • Iraq & War on Terror - only an idiot would deny that this has not made us a bigger target
  • New Terrorism laws - very, very scary stuff]
  • Repeated lies to the population and backflips on policy
  • The environment - refusal to sign the Kyoto protocol and continuing high emissions are a disgrace


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christos
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I think a lot on here don't have a mortgage nor worry about rising interest rates. When/If you do, you will agree that you see this all on a very different level.

When you have to always consider that rates are always on the rise, with inflation creeping slowly (hence the rising interest rate) and out of control petrol prices with no sign of slowing or any relief (which clearly there can be) it's difficult to find one nice thing to say about our so called "democratic" John Howard government.

the negatives of his leadership ability far outway the positives. Effective leadership usually tries to balance the tide. He has not done that whatsoever focusing too heavily on the economy and missing out on other important matters such as workplace, health, education, family etc.

good and well to be a debt free nation but what has that ever done for you personally?

Nothing....just as I thought.

My belief is simple....he's a wanker. and so is his right hand man...that little cunning prick. We're doomed if he were to ever take over the top job. Australia will be run like a Telstra.

Peace out!


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