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Tubytiger said:
No, outer east. Thought they would have lost a lot of seats out here because of the Eastlink debacle, public transport debacle, water debacle, fast train debacle, etc.
ssstone said:
Or that people other than Broady residents are intellgent enough not to vote for a pack of corrupt, conniving, do nothing toffs out to feather their own nests?
Seriously mate get out of the cynical cliches, both sides have their good members and bad, but attitudes and false allegations like yours are why people hate two party politics today.
if the cap fits ???? spelt out enuff? i find it amusing that gypsum can ask posters if they live in toorack and you dont post accusing gypsy of "cynical cliches" typical blind sided,holier than thou,left wing DO NOTHING,social enginerring,card carrying labor supporter.if you are going to take the moral high ground t 74,make sure you do it on both sides of the fence.as you have as much credibility as the victorian labor party,s "management" of water. cheersTiger74 said:
ssstone said:if the cap fits ???? spelt out enuff? i find it amusing that gypsum can ask posters if they live in toorack and you dont post accusing gypsy of "cynical cliches" typical blind sided,holier than thou,left wing DO NOTHING,social enginerring,card carrying labor supporter.if you are going to take the moral high ground t 74,make sure you do it on both sides of the fence.as you have as much credibility as the victorian labor party,s "management" of water. cheers
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, not snubbing just been on holiday the last couple of weeks (and broadband in China sucks :hihi).
Agree on the Gyp comment you made. I don't like that cliche either, and did the :
personally when I read it. The only reason I responded to yours though was I thought accusing all labor people of being liars went a bit too far.No moral high ground either from me. You and I would probably have almost identical opinions on the legacies of the likes of Hawke and some of the freaks who have come out of WA Labor, and thats probably my point, both sides have great workers and leaders and both sides have corrupt scum who should never be allowed near a council.
On the water management, I tend to think both sides held off on this one too long, and it only became an issue when urban centres started facing restrictions. Rural Australia has been under drought for years now, but sadly until it effects the cities, most dont care. Now at least its a prominent issue, but unfortunately with La Nina walking away its gunna bbe around for a while
the PEDAL UP broadband didnt do it for you?? :hihiTiger74 said:ssstone said:if the cap fits ???? spelt out enuff? i find it amusing that gypsum can ask posters if they live in toorack and you dont post accusing gypsy of "cynical cliches" typical blind sided,holier than thou,left wing DO NOTHING,social enginerring,card carrying labor supporter.if you are going to take the moral high ground t 74,make sure you do it on both sides of the fence.as you have as much credibility as the victorian labor party,s "management" of water. cheers
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, not snubbing just been on holiday the last couple of weeks (and broadband in China sucks :hihi).
Agree on the Gyp comment you made. I don't like that cliche either, and did the :
No moral high ground either from me. You and I would probably have almost identical opinions on the legacies of the likes of Hawke and some of the freaks who have come out of WA Labor, and thats probably my point, both sides have great workers and leaders and both sides have corrupt scum who should never be allowed near a council.
On the water management, I tend to think both sides held off on this one too long, and it only became an issue when urban centres started facing restrictions. Rural Australia has been under drought for years now, but sadly until it effects the cities, most dont care. Now at least its a prominent issue, but unfortunately with La Nina walking away its gunna bbe around for a while
