Lab Housing Policy and Negative Gearing

Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

"Jim Chalmers was on the news yesterday saying that Labor have no intention of changing negative gearing laws is reason enough to believe that they might.". ..... then the manipulative lying propaganda exercise has had its effect. they've caused you to consider that whatever the Lab mob say is likely to be a lie.

they gotcha cappie.

you seem determined to find fault with any political angle or mob but not the Libs. and so you don't see their timing, how the suggestion of a return to Shorten's policies spooks the horses, how the Libs calling Liar causes you to believe they are liars. when in fact, its the Libs that are lying. and how such suspicion turns to add in other possible changes - they started with NG and now the local Lib supporters add in CGT just to keep the ball rolling.

I know that you aren't gullible cappie. but you see the mechanisms of the propaganda machine and how it's used, so imagine how the weaker brains of some could easily be turned? all this is nothing but political games mate.

keep in mind the Abbott/Morrison lies and note how Dud lies and manipulates the media to turn a sensible decision that so many have been calling for into a mess of assumptions and leaps of conclusions that the Libs inspire.

as for "inequitable" thats precisely what the Morrison S3 cuts were. what has been done returns the balance so that the wealthy benefit but get less while those on lower incomes get a similar cut rate.

I'm surprised you come out with a trope of "Labor has a history". ...... the libs have a strong history of lying and broken promises and take from the poor in order to give to the wealthy, eg the S3TCs.

use your own free thinking mind mate, refuse to accept propaganda and question the veracity of their claims.

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Hi Scott,
I am well aware of the lies that the Libs have
put forward in the past and it is very much why I
have voted independent in three out of the last
four elections.
I detest Labor’s mindset and their agenda and
will always be biased against them.

I live in an electorate that used to be blue
ribbon Liberal. For decades we pushed for
some vital social infrastructure that the Libs
refused to help us with. Once the Libs lost the
seat, the next election they offered us money for
the infrastructure project.
That is when I started voting independent as I
refused to be bought.
If I am forced to make a choice on the two
majors it’s no contest. I will never ever vote
Labor. I detest their policies, I detest the
unions and I detest the people in the Labor
party.