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Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house She didn't categorically lie, this shock jock sort of hysteria is deeply beneath you, she specifically did not rule out an emission's trading scheme which is what this carbon pricing mechanism is. Furthermore I don't recall anyone telling Bob...

Ahh ok, sorry then.

Why on earth did you shut that thread? There was actually a genuine dicsussion of major government policy going on instead of churlish trolling and you give yourself the last word before locking it?

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house No government has worked harder than ours to try and bring about a global agreement.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house Ridiculously high sacrifice? Come on it's got so many exemptions and subsidies built in it won't hurt a fly. Furthermore we are 16th in the world in our number of emmisions and 11th by capita, the idea that we aren't a significant emitter and that...

High Fidelity, Nick Hornby.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house Believe in taking action to prevent the greatest moral challenge of our time.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house No you don't you just want to engage in a bit of gubment bashing, don't you come down here all labouring under false pretences you proxy wielding hack.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house I didn't think you Tories accepting the science of climate change/

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house If it were up to me I would have just cut out the middle man and put a tax on melting icecaps.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house It stops ice caps melting.

Re: Carbon tax legislation passes lower house Is not a tax, fixed price emmisions trading scheme

I deleted it when I realized it had been raised in a different thread but given Kelvin Thompson and Steve Ciobo flew back from the US early so they could vote (after Abbott denied Labor a pair) it was pretty tactless of her.

I was a Shorten fan under Rudd, thought in six or seven years when Rudd had run his course somewhat that Shorten was the ideal man to succeed him. But he fucked it all up when he rolled Rudd, people will never trust him, they always suspect he's up to something.

"Their heads are so firmly stuck in the sand they cannot see the wood for the trees!" Oh Swanny.

What happened to your innocence?

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=231030

The security at the Opera House is actually really lax, presumable the types they normally attract aren't the trouble making type. It's a bit weird, the Supreme Court of NSW is another weird one, I just walked into the Kelli Lane case to watch, no metal detectors, no security dudes at the door...

At what point did this thread just become pictures of metrosexuals?

Have you actually listened to other music?