meh dont worryI tried to make it silver in paint, but it looked retarded
notice the shitty quality of my dp
will pay reps for any1 who makes me a new one bagging coles
meh dont worryI tried to make it silver in paint, but it looked retarded
Or possibly it was strategy to shift taxation to expenditure, so as to reduce the disincentive to earn. A tax to allow 'true Australians' to reach their earning potential and not be penalised by government for doing so.Comrade, who spends a greater percentage of their wage on goods and services? The GST was simply a strategy of unloading a portion of the tax burden upon the aristocracy on to true blue fair dinkum aussie battlers who are working overtime to make ends meet. It was a tax inflicted not upon their employment but on their whole life, from the moment they get up in the morning and brush their teeth to when they pull their old valiant in the driveway at 11pm the tax has been on their very existance, on their living, the toothpaste? TAXED, the international roast he had to get himself going? TAX, the hair cuts his kids needed? TAXED the petrol he was using to drive the car? TAXED/ It was the "spit in the face of true Australians" tax.
This is true.John Howard was a great man
Don't listen to him comrades, he is regurgitating the lies spun by messers Fahey and Costello eleven years ago. The GST was known amongst Packer, Stolkes, Murdoch etc as the "Great Stuff treasurer" reform. Lining the pockets of the aristocracy whilst the common man struggled to make ends meet. The real Australians, the local hero's were the ones who got hit hardest by the GST, Mr Louie and his little corner store grocer, Sam the electrician down the street with three kids and a mortgage, they recived no income tax relief from this final solution of Costello's, instead they just had to pay ten percent more on their sons soccer boots. The incentive to earn was an insult to working families allaround the country, to suggest they were not trying to earn as much as they ethically could, the GST did nothing to ease the squeeze on working families, it may have placed greater prizes at the top of the ladder of opportunity, but it also turned that ladder into a greasy poll. Shame Howard Shame.Or possibly it was strategy to shift taxation to expenditure, so as to reduce the disincentive to earn. A tax to allow 'true Australians' to reach their earning potential and not be penalised by government for doing so.
I think you need to compare the taxation systems and scales under Howard and his predecessors before making sweeping ideological statements of the above kind (even in jest).
The vast majority of Australians benefited greatly from the Taxation reforms of the Howard Goverment.
Don't listen to him comrades, he is regurgitating the lies spun by messers Fahey and Costello eleven years ago. The GST was known amongst Packer, Stolkes, Murdoch etc as the "Great Stuff treasurer" reform. Lining the pockets of the aristocracy whilst the common man struggled to make ends meet. The real Australians, the loca hero's were the ones who got hit hardest by the GST, Mr Louie and his little corner store grocer, Sam the electrician down the street with three kids and a mortgage, they recived no income tax relief from this final solution of Costello's, instead they just had to pay ten percent more on their sons soccer boots. The incentive to earn was an insult to working families allaround the country, to suggest they were not trying to earn as much as they ethically could, the GST did nothing to ease the squeeze on working families, it made it placed greater prizes at the top of the ladder of opportunity, but it also turned that ladder into a greasy poll. Shame Howard Shame.
Oh come now as if you don't do the exact thing with the church, pretending God hates fags and doesn't like abortion and all that nonsense.What's the point in going to such effort to communicate things that you clearly dont believe, Lentern?
Why cant you seriously fight for a cause other than your own vanity?
Does this have something to do with your sexuality
Really iron you don't have to lie to me, i'm an insider I know how it operates.Thou shall not kill
Dont be a fag
etc
is clear
Do you eat meat on fridays? Do you envy anyone? Do you ever indulge in a nice pigout? Do you judge? My friend, either neither or both of us are going to hell.Sure you do, fag.
I am a Catholic! I subscribe to the universal moral values of the Church! I believe what I like!
I go to confession when I betray God yes. I also place my own interpretations upon what biblical passages, I wish I could trust the cardinals to do it but they don't seem to be able to make up their bloody minds.No I dont eat meat on fridays? This is no great sacrifice.
Envy, gluttony and pride are serious sins that are difficult to master. But do you attend confession upon your failings, or are you happy to outrageously call yourself Catholic while dismissing Christian morality?