on 29-05-2014 11:00 PM
If all your credit cards, loans, and mortgage were called in and you had to finalize them all by the end of the financial year (30th June) where would that leave you and what would you do to pay your debt?
on 30-05-2014 06:30 PM
@poddster wrote:We as a country are in debt. The country are the people. The same with a company, if a company is in debt the share holders in debt.
It is common sense, but unfortunately sense is not that common. 🙂
I wonder when we can expect an itemised invoice from the Government explaining this debt we as citizens you say we owe?
30-05-2014 06:35 PM - edited 30-05-2014 06:36 PM
to freddie
poddster wrote:
We as a country are in debt. The country are the people. The same with a company, if a company is in debt the share holders in debt.
It is common sense, but unfortunately sense is not that common.
freddie said:
I wonder when we can expect an itemised invoice from the Government explaining this debt we as citizens you say we owe?
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on 30-05-2014 06:35 PM
I heard if the utility companys don't send you a bill for 12 months,
then you're not obliged to pay them.
Will that work for the government?
on 30-05-2014 06:46 PM
@paintsew007 wrote:to freddie
@poddster wrote:
We as a country are in debt. The country are the people. The same with a company, if a company is in debt the share holders in debt.
It is common sense, but unfortunately sense is not that common.
freddie said:
I wonder when we can expect an itemised invoice from the Government explaining this debt we as citizens you say we owe?
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this kitty has 'wiff' probs too!
HaHaHa paints, that poor kitty trying to say it upside down has a good excuse for his "wiff" problem
on 30-05-2014 06:47 PM
That would be great Freddie, but I am not holding my breath.
We, the Australian people have allowed this situation to happen through apathy, misguidance, lack of awareness and in a lot of cases just not caring, being concerned only with our own individual well being. Others have been taught to expect other people cater for them.
Most have been conned by credit agencies to sell themselves int slavery, the philosophy is, "if someone owes you, you own them" the bait on the hook is individual greed.
People are conned into believing that they need an item or commodity, NOW, so they submit to slavery by a creditor, easy way to control some one if you have them but the back pocket
on 30-05-2014 06:51 PM
on 30-05-2014 06:58 PM
@poddster wrote:We as a country are in debt. The country are the people. The same with a company, if a company is in debt the share holders in debt.
It is common sense, but unfortunately sense is not that common. 🙂
What kind of company is Australia?
on 30-05-2014 06:59 PM
to podd.
I hear what you are saying.....but the whole of our western capitalist system-Australia included is based on economic enslavement. C'mon please!
on 30-05-2014 07:01 PM
on 30-05-2014 07:02 PM
You know what I reckon?
Everyone who has money invested with the Banks, Building Societey's should pull their money out and shove it under their mattress.
I'm sick of giving my money to these Banks and in return getting piddly interest they then lend my money to these people who want to borrow large sums of money at high interest rates and ruin this country.
I've had enough lets make a stand.