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13/05/16

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Originally posted by cowcockie ↑

The problem is that when you pay someone such a meagre price for their produce there is no fat to tide them over when catastrophe hits.
If people think that $2 for 2 litres of milk is fair recompense for the work involved in producing the said product they live in lala land.
The same whingers will happily pay $3 for 600ml of water to drink as they expend all that energy meandering down the street.
The thieving B's at Woolworths and Coles should be hung out for what they are and every farmer in Australia should tip their milk onto the ground until a fair price is achieved.
No lattes will have the masses stirred up soon enough.

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