So you recognise 'vested interest'Now back to the point.Fatih...

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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

''Alarming it is however that
he stated,

"For Australia we have other priorities to push"

Mmm 'push',
Barrow,
Vested Interest.''

No, you are judging on how he or others reasoning for 'pushing' priorities - by your values

we don't need to know your values - what we need to know is others, people who are in some kind of powerful positions -

and it's very clear that most of us 'push' priorities ------- if we have any brains. But, it's certainly not because of what you call 'vested interest' in a negative sense - not at all

people with integrity, honour and honesty have 'vested interest' - and if they have any guts at all - then, they 'push' them

where exactly is the problem in standing up for what you believe in?

What I see on here on HC and have seen for years is that many, probably most of the bonehead brigade ----------- have an 'opinion' --------- which they apply one week or one year -

but, the next week or year - they have the 'opposite' opinion. Their values and priority lists change - and always due to their dislike of 'they', the 'elite' or whoever mysterious persons who are making their lives a failure

precise example is the dud Liberals and their very dull supporters who -

on the morning of May 21, 2022 ------ nuclear wasn't up for debate or necessary

poof - by the morning of May 24, 2022 --- all of a sudden, nuclear power needed to be rethought, it was probably a good idea and was necessary
AND it was all Albo's fault and those Labor people

how's that for 'vested interest'?

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So you recognise 'vested interest'

Now back to the point.
Fatih says
He and others are to decide that
Australia needs pushing to a position.

That'd be from
his 'vested interest'.

That vested interest is not one of an Australian constituent.
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