@monman12 wrote:
"It's not not liking the answer, it's the nasty little digs all the time I don't like."
FN I do not regard them as "nasty", more so honest comments based upon a history of jousting with you wherein i spend a lot of time researching replies to your off-the-cuff answers which often are lacking in substance/research, or are plainly incorrect. e.g:
FN: "nor is there a law against other FTTP networks "
"FN: "What are all these services and benefits they're cutting?"
Either you really do not know, or do not wish to, I think the latter is applicable.
LL and myself joust all the time FN, but at least LL provides content and experience within the ballistic posts, based upon knowledge and research, it works!
Why are off the cuff comments not allowed? It's a chat forum, not an academic or scientific research forum.
You don't constantly make snide little sexist comments about LL as you do to or about me. You make what you must think are little jokes then add a silly disclaimer about FN reaction if I happen to see the comment. I usually bypass the comments because every time I react I get reported.
I have in the past provided plenty of researched information about the NBN and you always find a reason to claim it's not right.
I ask again where exactly have other FTTP networks been outlawed? And how was TransACT getting away with building their network until it was purchased by iinet then NBN Co if it was illegal? People in areas not yet covered by NBN are still able to purchase fibre connections from other network owners/builders.
Don't assume that because I don't have time to link back to documentation or senate estimates hansard documents to prove every comment I make about the NBN that I've done no research on that subject.
The backhaul network is largely owned by private companies as are the overseas links.
I saw Icy's comment while working and asked what the cuts to services and increased taxes were because I couldn't think of any off hand. As soon as I saw her reply about smoking I remembered that and thanked her for the reminder. As for the baby bonus, much of the population had been complaining about that since it started. If you recall it was commonly refered to as the plasma TV scheme.
The way I understand the FBT changes is that people need to keep a log book (for 3 months every how ever many years) and pay FBT on the component that is for private use, rather than just claim the entire amount for business. I can't see what the problem is there either, unless I've missed something.
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