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Originally posted by sarahbath1975 ↑

Lifeisabeach - You have indeed gont to a lot of effort but an I just point out demanding a reply is like a man demanding eggs in the morning for breakfast. Rather mysoginist.

That is an obsene amount of money you earn and can quire comfortably accommodate several families of refugees or contribute to other social welfare projects. Wouldnt it be better, with your trade, that you were employed by the State to perform those tasks you perform. What happens is an elderly person needs tradework dome and she cant afford your exhorbinate fees? That is the advantage of nationalising trades like yours. Furthermore there would be no need to get up at early hours because everyone else would be doing normal and fair hours.

At the age of 57 you should be retired. A good retirement age is 50 and then dray on a government suported pension, the same as everyone else. Quite franklyit is wrong for some people to even enjoy largess in superanuation while other older people struggle to survive. If the greedy superanuation funds were equitably disseminated then those who couldnt afford to live can be raised up to a decent standard. Fortunately for me, I will never work and as a result I will smoothly transition from new start to disability to old age pension. But as stated that is my choice to refuse to work as a protest to capitalism.

Utopia is only available in Australia as it is unfortunate but other countries will not follow suit. They will remain burdened with the capitalist mantra and operated by corporations. That is where our system can be adequately funded, by ensuring htose corporations are heavily taxed. There will always be corporations in Australia and they should be taxed sufficiently to ensure our health systems, welfare systems and education systems remain fair. This removes the incentive for people like you to get up at 4am and work. If more people are enjoying life then there would be less wars, less need for expensive armies and police forces and everyone can live happily.'

Can I urge you all to read the latest article posted above at 8.06 with the link. What you need to understand is that the more of us that are using the system to our advantage , the more that others will follow, the more we will draw from taxpayers and the more chance hte taxpayers will join us. Our voting power increases, yours decreases. This is why our side of politics is growing while yours is stagnating.

For example again, my recent twitter campaign has just been retweeted close to 1 million times.
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Sarah Bath 1975

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Lifeisabeach - You have indeed gont to a lot of effort but an I just point out demanding a reply is like a man demanding eggs in the morning for breakfast. Rather mysoginist.

Sara,
Please remember that those eggs in the morning would be fertilised, and she would not have hairy armpits or rings in her lip etc.
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