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Laserface posted:the year is 2050.
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Well she does make one good point but it's kind of buried. quote:Doctors can be as crazy, unwise, mistaken and misguided as anyone. open24hours fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Dec 2, 2015 |
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I kinda have the primal urge to buy an AMD CPU and burn Negligent with it.
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Good morning Auspol! A Letter Signed by 600 Detainees on Manus Island Pleads for Their Assisted Suicide http://www.vice.com/read/a-letter-signed-by-600-detainees-on-manus-island-is-pleading-for-their-assisted-suicide Au Revoir Shosanna fucked around with this message at 23:49 on Dec 2, 2015 |
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Au Revoir Shosanna posted:Good morning Auspol! gently caress
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Au Revoir Shosanna posted:Good morning Auspol! ah cripes. 
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Greens voting with LNP to ensure 500 companies can keep their tax disclosure secret. Another sell out. They really are trying to come in to the mainstream. You guys turning a blind eye?
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I'm so outraged I might vote for the ALP.
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EvilElmo posted:Greens voting with LNP to ensure 500 companies can keep their tax disclosure secret. Got a link? Because that seems like a huge walkback on the greens policy of transparency.
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There's a thing on the Guardian blog about it. quote:The Greens have secured two amendments:
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from what I'm reading on the tweets the greens walk back consisted of accepting a $200m threshold on private group transparency instead of the originally proposed $100m in exchange for now general purpose reporting by MNCs. the latter is a far bigger deal than the former, but trust smellmo to try for the cheap shot
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it's called compromise.
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ScreamingLlama posted:I just got a letter today from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal informing me that my appeal was successful and I can stay in the DLP. http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/productivity-commission-finds-poor-progess/6996722 quote:Productivity Commission finds poor progress made on Closing the Gap Thursday 3 December 2015 7:43AM (view full episode) And does the Productivity Commission have any worthwhile answers? *laugh track* For one of the most high profile and trumpetted public health issues this is a savage indictment of all the hand wringing interventionist busy bodying that has actually made poo poo go backwards. Peter Harris, you are not worth the minimum wage that you are so keen to reduce. -/- If you watch the parliamentary proceedings on one day of the year make it today. I can't obviously tell the future but I suspect it will include tears and recriminations. Well that and a bunch of dodgy bad legislation being passed by the ALNP.
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Birdstrike posted:from what I'm reading on the tweets the greens walk back consisted of accepting a $200m threshold on private group transparency instead of the originally proposed $100m Gain access to 280 companies. Leaving 500 still able to hide. Your party buckled and gave in. The LNP are very happy with the outcome. Just like they were this time last year when they tricked Muir on children in detention. Greens got played.
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Kommando posted:it's called compromise. Yeah. A bad one.
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Kommando posted:it's called compromise. Yeah, like, do you really want to Aus Greens to end up like the US Greens, i.e. a useless fringe party full of loons driven by ideological purity over practicality?
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I want them to suicide bomb parliament house
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Yeah, it doesn't seem like a particularly good compromise.
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then direct complaints to your greens member.
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Wow Jordies latest video is sucking ALP dick so hard.
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drat the greens have failed once again in their attempts to appeal to the young labor true believer demographic
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EvilElmo posted:Gain access to 280 companies. Leaving 500 still able to hide. They're not my party you twit. In terms of the effect on revenue, the non-reporting by private companies in the $100m to $200m segment will be negligible compared to the country-by-country and general purpose reporting provisions for MNCs. Besides, there is already a fairly good compliance program in place for those groups falling in the $100m - $200m range. This isn't really the issue you're looking for to kick them with.
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Solemn Sloth posted:drat the greens have failed once again in their attempts to appeal to the young labor true believer demographic 
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EXAKT Science posted:Yeah, like, do you really want to Aus Greens to end up like the US Greens, i.e. a useless fringe party full of loons driven by ideological purity over practicality? It's this kind of thinking that got us the Labor party.
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open24hours posted:It's this kind of thinking that got us the Labor party. Labor compromised their values in order to appeal to populism. Greens making compromises which I might not necessarily agree with in order to get through good amendments is something I'm ok with.
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open24hours posted:It's this kind of thinking that got us the Labor party. That's not an unfair point. I'm just saying that hewing steadfast to pure ideology has dangers of its own.
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asio posted:The lack of care in social support segues nicely into this argument against euthanasia: quote:'Robbed of my living and dying' People with bowel obstruction also "sweat" faeces out of their skin and only get to die after horrific suffering as their own waste backs up until they are literally choking on their own poo poo and need someone, often another family member, to reach down their throat and do everything thing they can to try and scoop out enough of it so that they can breathe again. This repeats over and over again, with all dignity lost, pain beyond the ability to bear and absolute exhaustion but it just doesn't loving end. At this point the person cannot even beg for death as they can no longer speak from all the poo poo clogging their throat. Just unimaginable suffering until they finally die. No one who has ever seen a loved one die like this, who has ever held them screaming for them to wake up as they desperately try to dig the poo poo out of their mouth and throat so they can maybe, just maybe, take one more breath, stands against the right of someone to die on their own terms. Before the pain becomes too much. Before all dignity is lost. Before life itself becomes an endless nightmare.
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Gorilla Salad posted:People with bowel obstruction also "sweat" faeces out of their skin and only get to die after horrific suffering as their own waste backs up until they are literally choking on their own poo poo and need someone, often another family member, to reach down their throat and do everything thing they can to try and scoop out enough of it so that they can breathe again. loving hell.
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Au Revoir Shosanna posted:Good morning Auspol! first response when I shared this to fb David posted:FFS Drew. They went past 20 other countries before stopping here. Australia has EVERY right to establish their identity and actual status before making a decision on their applications and if they would stop destroying their paperwork before they arrive it would go much faster for them. They can ask to go elsewhere at any time they like. They are not being illegally detained. Get off your effing high horse. outside the echo chamber of the thread this is what your average Australian believes.
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Turns out copper phone lines are poo poo? Who would have guessed... $641 million: NBN copper remediation costs blows out ten times https://delimiter.com.au/2015/12/03/641-million-nbn-copper-remediation-costs-blows-out-ten-times/ quote:A new set of leaked documents have revealed that the NBN company underestimated the cost of remediating Telstra’s copper network by a factor of ten in its November 2013 Strategic Review, with the actual cost ballooning out by a factor of ten times to cost the NBN company about $641 million.
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If they'd estimated it correctly they would been called Labor shills and Abbott would have got the wrong estimates he wanted from someone else.
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Ian McFarlene just defected to the Nationals. Splits. http://www.afr.com/news/politics/ian-macfarlane-defects-to-nationals-in-shock-for-malcolm-turnbull-20151202-gle3bm
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Not sure why the Nats would offer him a leadership position. Dude has the charisma of a brick.
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Amethyst posted:Not sure why the Nats would offer him a leadership position. Dude has the charisma of a brick. As a useful counterweight to the threat of an ambitious Barnaby Joyce. Bear in mind that Joyce may be under threat if Tony Windsor chooses to run for his old seat.
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NTRabbit posted:You say that like it's easy to live on the pittance centrelink provides. Well did you notice that in my post I'm talking about the experience of interacting with centrelink staff and not any ideological debate
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Letter my friend in North Sydney just got from dear leader. e: spot the many jokes
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Malcolm Turnbull the Prime Minister and Malcolm Turnbull the pseudo UBER CEO are two separate people and he interchangeably fronts the media as one of them.
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