greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 2:23pm:




“ Examples of Policies Cited by Critics as "Communist-Style"Bank Nationalisation (1947): The Chifley Labor government's attempt to nationalize private banks was seen by critics and conservatives as a direct move toward socialist control of the economy, a key goal of communist and socialist ideology, though this was fought on constitutional grounds.Land Clearing Laws: Federal Labor governments have faced accusations of "socialising a private asset without payment" regarding restrictive environmental land-clearing laws.National Security and Economic Control: Critics have sometimes referred to the Albanese government's policies, such as the management of electricity prices, climate change actions, and NDIS expansion, as a "neo-communist" shift towards higher government control.Industrial Legislation (1940s-50s): While Labor was often anti-communist, some wartime regulations, such as the Defence Projects Bill (1947), were described as reversing the burden of proof, a tactic associated with authoritarian regimes.”

“ AI

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 2:28pm:



Listen up Pecca - Bobby has a lesson for you and all the readers.

Australians are considered backward peasants by Europeans.

Dijon Mustard is a standard sauce amongst many sauces for dishes such as steak
in places like France.
In Australia they never even offer steak with a mustard sauce -
not anywhere I've been to.
In France one type of respected chef is called the saucier  -
he prepares all the different sauces for every dish.
Such a chef is in every good restaurant.
The sauces are made fresh to order for every plate served -
not heated up old stuff from yesterday like you get here
when they serve dishes like Carbonara. 

There - you see Pecca. 

Steak with mustard sauce.   

If you don't have a jar of Dijon mustard in your fridge - you're an Aussie loser.   

greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 2:23pm:




“ Examples of Policies Cited by Critics as "Communist-Style"Bank Nationalisation (1947): The Chifley Labor government's attempt to nationalize private banks was seen by critics and conservatives as a direct move toward socialist control of the economy, a key goal of communist and socialist ideology, though this was fought on constitutional grounds.Land Clearing Laws: Federal Labor governments have faced accusations of "socialising a private asset without payment" regarding restrictive environmental land-clearing laws.National Security and Economic Control: Critics have sometimes referred to the Albanese government's policies, such as the management of electricity prices, climate change actions, and NDIS expansion, as a "neo-communist" shift towards higher government control.Industrial Legislation (1940s-50s): While Labor was often anti-communist, some wartime regulations, such as the Defence Projects Bill (1947), were described as reversing the burden of proof, a tactic associated with authoritarian regimes.”

“ AI

One Nation leads Labor and LNP in latest polls!!

freediver wrote Yesterday at 11:41am:


No.

I want examples of Labor acting like communists.

Quote:


Yet they hold one seat and will not hold even that at the next election ?

They only need another 76 seats to form government. The odds of that would be around 100 million to 1.