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billybongo

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13/05/23

18:46

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Originally posted by pintohoo ↑

''Her deportment, drinking and choice of companion are her own business. What's it got to do with taxpayers?''

there's a thing called 'duty of care' ---------- she was allowed to enter her place of work, intoxicated, she and companion - also an employee, spent time in the place of employment - with security knowing they were there - and whatever events unfolded - including security finding her naked on a couch - they did nothing from memory bar covering her with a blanket

if you can't see a duty of care issue there - then, one shouldn't be driving or voting

that the employer settled out of court rapidly ------------ to me sounds like a very smart move

for gods sake ----------- Australia is dying, people are homeless, caravan parks are full of permanents, food banks are running out of food and people are talking about this blip in our history whilst people in millions are suffering

why??????? -- 2 Liberal Party people working for a Liberal party that is dead and decaying ------------ their silly behaviour and the followup rubbish is taking up oxygen whilst Australians are suffering ----------

no bloody wonder why the Liberals have been given the boot

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Who gave Higgins story the air to Breathe?

Answer: Wilkinson and Labor party tactics team and a 24/7 gov funded media.

Did you complain about Labor and the media taking up oxygen on this story while Australians were suffering?

Albo's Watergate now must run its course and the truth be told.
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