Hung Uncut Black Muslim Jew wrote on Oct 6^th, 2026 at 3:19pm:


Ah, You mean the government will pay above the going rate for produce, sell it at a loss, and make a profit.

Stalin will rescue you -

wait in the bread line and outside the soup kitchens.

Hung Uncut Black Muslim Jew wrote on Oct 6^th, 2026 at 10:41am:


Perhaps they like it. Despite all the bad publicity, shoppers keep going back. No-one is forcing them to. They have four major supermarkets to choose from, plus countless discount shops, butchers, fruit and veg shops, independent grocers etc. This is just the greens trying desperately to invent a problem so they can micromanage our businesses and our lives for us.

freediver wrote on Oct 6^th, 2026 at 6:24pm:



Went to the butcher today -
I saw a piece of Porterhouse -
it was $56 per kilo.
The girl weighed it and it came to 377 grams which is  $21.15.

I said no - too much for one steak and I left without it.

I think what happened is that all their steaks are quite large so
if you want a piece there is nothing for under $10.

Even if she cut it in half it would have been 189 grams - not much steak -
and still over $10.

Food prices will continue to rise at above inflation levels.
Certainly with beef, all my local farmers say there's no money in it.
Dairy is possibly worse.

The only way to deliver profitable food is to make ultra processed carbs like white bread , biscuits, brekkie cereal, soft drinks, pizza, maccaroni cheese, fries, sausages,  caged eggs.

There's big profits in these.

And it's what the chodes fill their trolleys with.

It will eventually cost billions in increased health care.

The greens can't compete on the above cheap staple items.

They could promote fresh fruit and veges , meat fish and chicken.

But these are too expensive for the chodes.

I think the future is a drive to the bottom with less and less nutritious food and a transfer of costs to the health sector.

But Kellogg's , nestles, kraft, coca cola and indeed coles, Woolworths are major players in the pharmaceutical market and share a lot of board members at the corporate level.

They get to break the customers leg and then sell them a crutch

freediver wrote on Oct 7^th, 2026 at 1:32pm:



But that means if you have money in the Bank you are losing from inflation -

but and a big but -
you get taxed on the interest and the inflation cannot be offset.

freediver wrote on Oct 7^th, 2026 at 5:02pm:



What - so you put it on the sharemarket?
that has gone down too -
seems like we have millions of idiots in Australia - all losing their money.
I'm only one idiot.