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i'm sorry, but you're the one asserting that they're communists. so maybe you could explain what you mean by that first. however, to give you a bit of a teaser of how i would answer your question and a bit of wriggle room for you to work with, the underlying ideology (if any) is vaguely Fabian...

ignoring your erroneous claim that the labor party's underlying ideology is communism, could you explain why kevin rudd is the last thing this country needs, and why tony abbott is the lesser of two evils?

i'm sure you understand the concept, but voter fatigue is another word for falling or low rates of voter turnout. voter fatigue is often the consequence of low confidence in government, the political system, the parties, whatever. i would posit that the demographic distribution of voter fatigue...

excellent data, Rafy. i'm not surprised that the analogue of american voter fatigue (fall in voter turnout rate) in australia is support for compulsory voting. let's also not forget that the only country in the world to legalise marijuana is our compulsory voting compadre, Uruguay.

nazi germany called, they want their halfbaked criticisms of democracy back.

compulsory voting isn't a big deal and if you think it is, you're probably a cunt. i understand that some people have moral objections to being forced to vote, but if that's the case compuslory voting is only one of many morally compromising situations you must find yourself in every day. your...

you degenerates need to read the bible

bunch of masters of the universe in this thread

No. The "Collateral Murder" scandal was only ever a scandal at all because of the botched, harebrained attempt to cover it up.

Do you line up at the local court and pity all the fools who make stupid mistakes? A stupid, mistaken breach of the law is a breach of the law nonetheless - and this was most assuredly not a stupid mistake. As a government employee you know about security clearances and can probably surmise the...

"foreign militant" is a meaningless term in almost any African, Arab or Middle Eastern conflict. But we're out of Iraq now, so it won't matter until Gulf War III.

Reading comprehension fail on my part, and yet ironically another reason not to do law - you're not interested in a significant part of the content. Regardless, the notion that studying law gives you a "wider range of options" is, generally speaking, a PR myth perpetuated by universities and...

hahaahahahahahahahahahahahahah Don't listen to this guy. Do physiotherapy. There are tonnes of jobs in physiotherapy, especially for a hard worker who applies himself as a student gets decent results. If you do law, a number of things will conspire against you in the job market, such as the...

chemical weapons are syrious business

okay, please explain how this is a travesty of justice.

unless you're being facetious, please explain how this at all a travesty

just to clear up a common misunderstanding, while Manning did indiscriminately leak the documents to wikileaks, there was no "dump". wikileaks was in the process of releasing redacted cables, but the encryption key was leaked by a careless/negligent/inadvertent journalist (david leigh and luke...

only in islam

unverifiable just-so stories are good science

except men actually have more body water than women. where's your science now?