Carbon tax: Dullard puppet fisted by the Bob and the Greens

[IQS.RLOW]

Looks like Dullard has agreed to take it up the arse from Bob despite her "there will be no carbon tax" lie

Watch the dancing fist puppet fuck Australia and it's already struggling industry while the rest of the world laughs all for the sake of clawing back 12% of fuckwit Green voters who have no understanding of how the world works

Well done, leftards- you have set the wheels in motion for a complete fucking of Australia.

[IQS.RLOW]

Seems that princess Oakeshot is bending over begging Dullard to let him join the shamtrain. What a pathetic labor stooge he has turned out to be, although completely expected. He has always tongued arse to get into the labor trough

At least Windor is reserving his decision although even he has admitted that he is only looking after himself as he knows that with another election he will be gawn...although he probably won't be kicked as far as that pathetic labor wannabe Oakeshit

Some of these fucks along with the populace should be culled

[mantra]

Looks like Dullard has agreed to take it up the arse from Bob despite her "there will be no carbon tax" lie

Yes - she had no choice.

Bob Brown can be considered an honest politician though - we knew that he has always spruiked a carbon tax and we knew the imposition of this tax was inevitable.

Gillard is going to have to do some fast talking.

The opposition is having an orgasm over this. The rabid right are spruiking this "deception" loudly and rapidly and it might just score them a few desperately needed points. They're omitting the fact that Gillard has others to answer to - and this wasn't predicted in her "campaign".

The main worry is - where is the revenue going? Will it be invested into renewable technology for everyone? I doubt whether it's going to reduce our coal and gas exploration which is currently destroying this country.

The benefits of the tax, and I agree with FD on this - is that the more power/oil costs - the less we use and that has to be a good thing, not only for our health, but the environment also. We won't die without an airconditioner on 24/7 and many of us would acknowledge that we use our cars unnecessarily at times? The tax will have a flow on affect though and we'll see another rise in the cost of living.

It means a few sacrifices and collectively it might make a difference, but first we need to know the details.

[Outlaw Yogi]

I thought we already had a thread for this debate ...

Flood tax, Carbon tax
http://ozpolitic.com/polanimal/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5660

The topic/issue is worth engaging/addressing/arguing/debating, but why have multiple threads?


Anyway despite no longer being a party member, yesderday I received an email from Christine Milne with links to ...
this vid (which I haven't bothered to watch) http://greens.org.au/content/carbon-pri ... ean-energy
and this press release (which I did read) http://greensmps.org.au/content/media-r ... -start-now

[mantra]

The topic/issue is worth engaging/addressing/arguing/debating, but why have multiple threads?

Maybe Boxy or AiA could merge them?

[IQS.RLOW]

That other thread was regarding a general fucking of Australians by Labor and the Greens

This one is specific to Labor and the Greens fucking Australian with thier insidious carbon tax that is purely designed to do one thing. Win them back the minority Green votes at the expense of the majority of Australians. It will achieve sweet fuck all in regards to the environment

fluffy bunnies.

[Neferti]

Looks like Dullard has agreed to take it up the arse from Bob despite her "there will be no carbon tax" lie

Yes - she had no choice.

Bob Brown can be considered an honest politician though - we knew that he has always spruiked a carbon tax and we knew the imposition of this tax was inevitable.

Gillard is going to have to do some fast talking.

The opposition is having an orgasm over this. The rabid right are spruiking this "deception" loudly and rapidly and it might just score them a few desperately needed points. They're omitting the fact that Gillard has others to answer to - and this wasn't predicted in her "campaign".

The main worry is - where is the revenue going? Will it be invested into renewable technology for everyone? I doubt whether it's going to reduce our coal and gas exploration which is currently destroying this country.


The benefits of the tax, and I agree with FD on this - is that the more power/oil costs - the less we use and that has to be a good thing, not only for our health, but the environment also. We won't die without an air conditioner on 24/7 and many of us would acknowledge that we use our cars unnecessarily at times? The tax will have a flow on affect though and we'll see another rise in the cost of living.

It means a few sacrifices and collectively it might make a difference, but first we need to know the details.

So, Mantra, you don't have an air conditioner so you care less about all this? I doubt you would need Winter warmth where you live, anyway. Chuck on another sweater like most Pensioners do or take one off if you feel hot. I know for a fact that I have a smaller carbon footprint than you do. Oh and the revenue for this will go where all extra ALP Government revenue goes .... next election bullshit.

[mantra]

So, Mantra, you don't have an air conditioner so you care less about all this? I doubt you would need Winter warmth where you live, anyway. Chuck on another sweater like most Pensioners do or take one off if you feel hot. I know for a fact that I have a smaller carbon footprint than you do. Oh and the revenue for this will go where all extra ALP Government revenue goes .... next election bullshit.

Neferti will you stop assuming that everyone is as old as you and a pensioner. You have no idea what my financial situation is and how I derive my income - so stop being so presumptious.

I grew up in a very cold area and I have never had heating. It is a luxury that too many Australians have become dependant on, but that is only my opinion.

We don't know where the money is going to go yet so don't jump to conclusions.

[Neferti]

Neferti will you stop assuming that everyone is as old as you and a pensioner. You have no idea what my financial situation is and how I derive my income - so stop being so presumptious.

It's PRESUMPTUOUS. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a Self Funded Retiree. We live the Good Life in our early to mid 50's with our partners. Jealous much?

[mantra]

It's PRESUMPTUOUS. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a Self Funded Retiree. We live the Good Life in our early to mid 50's with our partners. Jealous much?

Presumptuous then!

If that's your situation - how did you manage to vote for Menzies?

Sir Robert Menzies - Prime minister - 1949 to 1966