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Lib Dems absolutely not needed on that count. Civil liberties are backed to the fucking hilt by the Conservative party. cf BBC NEWS | UK | UK Politics | David Davis resigns from Commons

HE'S TOUCHING THE QUEEN TOUCHING THE FUCKING QUEEN NO TOUCHING Fuck the Guardian

I showed up to every single monthly board meeting during my term. I missed two special board meetings because they were scheduled at quite short notice and clashed directly with other commitments I'd made months ahead.

She must be heaps into it except when it comes to properly researching the subject. Allthe literate trots are against it.

Very strong 'no' for the fair trade referendum.

I don't either, because this year's candidates are all so roundly uninspiring. Will go in and whoever has a good enough knowledge of the union not to contradict themselves or promise something impossible will get my vote.

That's incorrect, like saying we evolved from chimpanzees. All humans share a common ancestor and we're all equally distant (in evolutionary terms) from them.

Individuals in undertaking careers, training etc are less likely to take the kind of risks which are hurt by exorbitant progressive taxation because they have no way to spread their risk. Investors, companies and such are susceptible to this problem, however, because they can throw their eggs in...

Again, entirely their own fault.

It won't, that's a slap on the wrist.

Logitech VX revolution. A+ mouse.

If there's no college student on the union at any point it's because the college kids voted for somebody else.

Also just for reference, aussie-boy was quoting double the actual profit margin where it kicks in. It's 6%. Rudd, Barnett rift grows over mining tax - The West Australian

The notion that private courts (if they existed) would not enforce torts is silly. If those calculations were made then either the public would be willing to accept that risk for upfront extra salaries, or the compensation for negligence and fraud needs a serious rethink. You'd prefer those...

Substantiate that the average return on a mining investment is 11%. Businesses can't be taxed like individuals because businesses which make high profits are also prone to making huge losses, which they are never compensated for (cf no one mining company has a monopoly on these minerals, and the...

Further, why are you entitled to more of a share of that than any other industry happening within our borders? I mean farmers only make money by virtue of using OUR AUSSIE LAND M8 IT BELONGS TO US

If top level workers were being taxed 40% in one industry and 28% in another it would. Yes seriously. What, by virtue of the fact that your parents own or rent a property in the vicinity of Sydney, entitles you to minerals somebody else found 4,000km away?

Oh they do, do they? Did the people of Australia put them there? EDIT: Your argument suffers from selection bias. There are plenty of companies who set out to find resources which never become profitable, and so aren't included in popular debate about 'super profits'.

Give industry axxess to the ports and let them build their own infrastructure.

But that's what cunto should have already been investing it in.