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Originally posted by copperroad: ↑

Agree. Labor wanted to tax people hundreds of billions more during a retail recession and record debt. Any Labor voter see the recent rate drops and wonder why that happened? The RBA is trying to keep things stringing along while Labor wanted to play God within the economy. Look how well that has worked in the past.
I reckon Labor struggle to tie their own shoe laces. Incompetent in ever regard. Housing would still be falling and the stock market would have sold off at least 5-10%.
I dont care what the talking heads say, they would have been an extremely destructive bunch of people. Not one of those people know anything about economics, business or what people need. To those who blindly voted for them falling for their BS, you were also lucky. Take a look at Steka and consider why anyone would back a party who needs people and groups like them to fund their politcal outcomes. Nothing is for free and Labor manage to prove that everyday. Even other countries reckon we were lucky.

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