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21/05/20

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Originally posted by pintohoo: ↑

"Hard to know which outfit has damaged Labor the most:-Green ideology and vote preferences."

probably the standout thing that's damaged Labor the most is that union numbers have dropped -

Labor was a LABO(U)R based party ---------- as we move to the future - when workers become less and machines more - LABOUR based parties lose their base reason for existence.
Unfortunately for conservative parties - their basic character is also dead in the water in a rapidly moving age - so, they are both basically on the way to check out.

as to the communist thing --

I've yet to hear anyone tell me exactly why many people hate communists and communism

when did they attack us?
when did they invade us or threaten to?
when did they come to war with us?

they have every reason to hate us - because WE have gone to war with them to contain them, we have gone to war because we didn't like their ideas, we have gone to war with them several times and it's US who want to force democracy on them -

when did they come to Oz and try to force their ideas on us?

political parties - yep --

but, we are supposed to welcome that stuff - that's why we have religious parties, sex parties, fishin and huntin parties, car racing parties -

don't see us going to war with them

how odd

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we did have this little thing called a cold war that lasted decades. came close to nuking each other. were not into dictatorships in Australia, be they Communist or Fascist or whatever.
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