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Reply #30 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 7:15am
 
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My children will go to private school because I want them to speak English without a lebanese accent. When in Sydney, get yourself on a train at school time and you listen to all those anglo saxon children speaking with lebanese accents.. sic man.... The lebanese children should be speaking with english accents, not the other way around. the Lebanese form gangs within schools and terrorise anglo saxon children. The only way the children can be left alone is if they join them and that is what they do. Yes, this will mean the next generation will grow up accepting Lebanese as Australians but it also means that they have had to become Lebanese to achieve this.


Welcome to multiculturalism.

Your position is precisely the same as the proponents of the White Australia policy, except that back then, everyone was going to become slanty eyed and speak like a chink.
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Reply #31 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 1:48pm
 
Enviro, you really seem to have way too much faith in the Howard government. Explain to me why the taxpayer should offer assistance to privately funded schools? This is supposed to be a free market, I don't get assistance from the government if I want to run a business! why on earth should they?! Private school subsidies from the government have done nothing to help the 'average' person to get their kids into private schools, this is government spin, fees have not changed and in some cases they have increased. The Howard government policy toward private schools is corporate welfare at best, specially targeted corporate welfare towards religious interest groups at worst... nothing more.

Have some faith in the public education system, we do really have a good one. If I ever have children there is no chance they are going to private school no matter how much money I have at the time. I only remember to vividly the disgraceful attitudes that the private school kids in my area had, without a doubt they were the most arrogant, rude and poorly behaved kids around. Absolutely without a doubt. Public schools do fare well against private in standardised testing too. Now if everyone who can afford to walks away from public schools then what incentive do the government have to fund them properly? We will have the American system which is an utter failure. It is feel good desire for the illusion of middle class affluence that drives people to put their kids in private schools, nothing to do with quality of education because that argument holds no water, curriculum is the same for all. Personally I do not wish to live in a society where education is for those who can afford it! Horizontal distribution of knowledge and ideas is what promotes innovation and progress, it is how we got where we are today. I can tell you for a fact that it was the break down of guild-based monopolies on information in the British empire that spurred the industrial revolution, going back to that kind of system will cause us to stagnate and fall behind the world standard. Knowledge and information are not commodities to be traded if you want progress!

Now as for accents, the Australian English accent is widely regarded to have been influenced by indigenous natives. The American English accent is hugely influenced by the Irish as well as their own indigenous natives. Its swings and roundabouts mate and the way of the modern world.

You were unaware of the Howard government taking control of IR? This is work choices mate! The states took the federal government to the high court over this issue as they claimed it was a constitutional violation and yet the court ruled in favor of the federal government. Really it's not that silly to have IR at a federal level but the work choices legislation is terrible stuff. It is so complex with such a volume of legal definitions and conditions that few lawyers can understand it properly, let alone employers and employees. There are some really stupid requirements in there too that have upset big players in the business world.

Medicare well I'm not up on the details of that but as I understand since the introduction of the medicare safety net extra red tape has been the cause of many doctors putting a stop to bulk billing. You may not notice it in the city but in the country we are facing a serious crisis. Again I don't understand the details but I do know that a lot of those began exactly when Howard introduced the medicare safety net before the last election. I don't doubt that the state government has its hand in this too but bulk billing is part of the medicare system as I understand it and that is certainly a federal issue.

Now if you got through all that thanks for putting up with my ramblings! Smiley
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Reply #32 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 1:58pm
 
AUShole wrote on Mar 10th, 2007 at 7:07am:
I think Australia has become lazy and complacent, and is in danger of becoming as isolated and insular as the USA.


This is so true and I couldn't have put it better. It was innovation and open mindedness coupled with die-hard work ethic that got Australia to where it is today, and it is these things that will move us forward.

Turn off the TV and go out for a walk! Look at your surroundings and engage in your community Smiley

Our attitudes are beautifully summed up by this line: "Vicariously I live while the whole world dies"
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Reply #33 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 4:10pm
 
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"Vicariously I live while the whole world dies"


Are you a Tool fan?
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Reply #34 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 4:34pm
 
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Welcome to multiculturalism. 


Multiculturalism blows, Aushole.


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Your position is precisely the same as the proponents of the White Australia policy, except that back then, everyone was going to become slanty eyed and speak like a chink.


Funny, I could have sworn several suburbs in Melbourne fit that description.  Roll Eyes Ie. Footscray/Richmond.

So I guess those 'doomsdayers' were partly right, hey Aushole?  Wink

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Reply #35 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 4:56pm
 
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Welcome to multiculturalism.  


Multiculturalism blows, Aushole.


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Your position is precisely the same as the proponents of the White Australia policy, except that back then, everyone was going to become slanty eyed and speak like a chink.


Funny, I could have sworn several suburbs in Melbourne fit that description.  Roll Eyes Ie. Footscray/Richmond.

So I guess those 'doomsdayers' were partly right, hey Aushole?  Wink


you left out a lot of our citizens seem to be getting busted bringing back smack from Vietnam and Cambodia latley.Guess where they all come from?
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Reply #36 - Mar 10th, 2007 at 7:53pm
 
AUShole wrote on Mar 10th, 2007 at 4:10pm:
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"Vicariously I live while the whole world dies"


Are you a Tool fan?


Maybe... but I'm glad someone knew what I was on about Wink
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Reply #37 - Mar 15th, 2007 at 7:36pm
 
more policies and new tommorrow afternoon friday also news

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Reply #38 - Mar 16th, 2007 at 9:56am
 
pollie superanuation and perks are in the sights of The Australian Peoples Party

Do you really want change
sign up become a member

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Reply #39 - Mar 16th, 2007 at 3:17pm
 
Policies posted check news as well

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Reply #40 - Mar 17th, 2007 at 12:23pm
 
The people have given up without a fight even before it has started

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Reply #41 - Mar 19th, 2007 at 6:57pm
 
You're not throwing in the towel already are you?
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Reply #42 - Mar 20th, 2007 at 2:25pm
 
This party needs members and candidates

you can eith play the protest vote or you can go for change

thats it

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Reply #43 - Dec 3rd, 2006 at 12:20pm
 
It seems that the political parties are both trying to see who can privatise Australia the quickest.
Labor winges about privatisation but started it with the CBA and qantas.
There needs to be a political change and a big one one not just lib or labor but something real for the people.
You can tell that it is all about their parties as they place people from other areas into your own to represent you,what nobody in your area good enought for yourselves.

labor cant keep their hands clean always back stabbing and fighting and liberals not really having a royal commision just like labor, they should just join each other, they dont represent us but only themselves.

These parties know this and treat us with contempt, treat us like idiots as people keep following them blindly.

It is time to wake up and have a good look Australia and when then happens you will cry, just like our Anzacs in their place on what these 2 parties have done.
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Reply #44 - Dec 3rd, 2006 at 3:23pm
 
What are your views on the role of government vs the private sector? What goods or services should the government provide, and which should be left to the marketplace?
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