This is huge challenge for the average Aussie fckwit voter. As a bone headed moron do you just happily accept your prime minister is a shameful liar (ie typical politician) and pocket your extra money. It's no surprise Dutton wants an election called now because he knows full well your average idiot voter will forget about this next year. Does any person who is benefiting from this broken promise even realise the moral issues at hand, or the precedent it would set if labour wins again? I.e just promise whatever it takes during the election campaign and simply walk it back after winning the election. If the greens support this then they are as guilty as labour, so should also be voted out. But then it has to be said that it was the liberals, hand in hand with the RBA, who created the cost of living crisis (inflation... debating if the Aussie dollar) by dolling out free money printed by the RBA so people could maintain their normal consumption demands while the supply of goods and services crashed. So to punish labour would be to bring in the idiots who kick started this 5hitshow in the place. You can't win really, it's just dumb v dumber. This is a socialist country, pure and simple. The lesson is, and always has been, once you hit that 45% tax bracket you might as well swap any future pay increase for reduced working hours. Why work when half your time is effectively working for free, half your money literally stolen by the government. Why even aspire to a career which puts you in that position? This is what socialism does, it stifles productivity, creativity and development, it brings everyone down to the common denominator of why try harder when you know useless lazy joe blow is going to get your reward via government freebies that you paid for.
Also, I can't possibly understand how tax cuts are considered as inflationary. You are taking the money out of government hands, where they would have pi55ed against wall for zero gain in productivity or supply of services or products. Where as in private hands it has a chance to get invested and actually produce goods and services. Money that's been earned through supply of goods and services is not inflationary, that's actually economic growth. Money that's been borrowed at 1% and mal invested, dolled out etc, with no production of goods and services, that's inflationary.
