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mr.cruel440

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10/04/16

19:25

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Originally posted by poyndexter ↑

Hi Nod

Middle Australia has being middle Australia to be very thankful for ... It's close to the top rating "national middles" to be part of on the planet. But, our media and pollies with the exception of Malcolm Turnbull would have us believe it's broken and not a good place to be.

For this reason I think middle Australia can give back without having hands out for middle class welfare ... middle class welfare is an absolute croc and an unworthy drain on the nation's finances imo.

Dex

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I fully agree Felix!
I also agree that 10% GST should be across the board, No exemptions
Including Primary Producers and on EXPORTS! Rio Tinto Iron Ore,
340M Tonne @ $50 Tonne. 10% GST. Delicious. Then there is ALL the other leeches!
And then tax their profit at the appropriate rate. Just like the ATO does to me!
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