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Originally posted by Dermotlyons24: ↑

p.s. I must have hit a raw nerve judging by the venomous you're spitting. Divorced too maybe due to to your frugal way of life and patronising ego? You can call me whatever names you like but it still doesn't change the fact that the LNP policies have helped a few in the richer echelons but left a lot of people behind. Housing prices and debt levels in Australia are a lot higher than average and it's their fault, not the average Aussie who likes to buy a coffee.

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Nope just don't like self entitled takers that want it all now with no sacrifice. Tip for life it has NEVER worked that way for the majority ever
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