The Hate Labor Left Behind

[windrake]

The class wars & sexist wars Labor waged to take the spotlight off their failings have now reaped what they sowed. A country riven by division & hate all at the hand of Mr Rudd & Miss Gillard & her supporters.

From the very first minute the  new Abbott government was elected the disappointed started with their T Shirts emblazoned with hate speech & filth.

The new government received no honeymoon from the media unlike the nearly 2 years of Rudd dysfunction then the total failure of Miss Gillard. All they concentrated on was Abbott's unpopularity which in the end, brought Labor down because in their conceit they never saw the train coming.

Labor has abrogated any responsibility for their loss, they have conducted no introspection as to why they failed so comprehensively & now we are witness to Mr Shorten clinging onto the very failed policies that saw them routed.

What a sorry mess.

[pct001wine]

And the legislation even included the payment of interest for the period between claiming by the Commonwealth and redemption by the owner  ....

[freakiness]

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@pct001wine wrote:

And the legislation even included the payment of interest for the period between claiming by the Commonwealth and redemption by the owner  ....

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Do they take out bank fees?

It takes a lot of interest to cover bank fees.

[boris1gary]

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@freakiness wrote:

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@pct001wine wrote:

And the legislation even included the payment of interest for the period between claiming by the Commonwealth and redemption by the owner  ....

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Do they take out bank fees?

It takes a lot of interest to cover bank fees.

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on the positive side, I am sure there will be as much outrage from the conservatives when abbott and co go after workers penalty rates.

[windrake]

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@windrake wrote:

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@windrake wrote:

The disappointed is how I have been describing the relentless angst and anger shown by the labor supporters on here. It started the very night Labor lost and has continued ever since.

The march in march of the disappointed is another manifestation of the mindless rage they have to find an outlet for. One only has to look on the facebook page of a well known  Abbott basher on here to be horrified by the mindless hate spread on it.

Its a truism what they say:

Labor hates Conservatives whilst Conservatives think Labor is just mad.

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I have never looked at Facebook and don't intend to, from your last post maybe you headed the topic incorrectly - The Hate Labor left behind? According to your truism the topic heading makes no sense. Maybe it should have been - The Hate The Conservatives took with them.

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Oh well if you can't contruct your own thoughts & opinions I suppose taking mine and adding your kind of twist to it will have to do you.

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merely pointing out that the topic heading makes no sense according to your own post, no offence meant. and i will try harder to contruct.

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You can always post another picture

[windrake]

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@freakiness wrote:

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@pct001wine wrote:

And the legislation even included the payment of interest for the period between claiming by the Commonwealth and redemption by the owner  ....

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Do they take out bank fees?

It takes a lot of interest to cover bank fees.

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on the positive side, I am sure there will be as much outrage from the conservatives when abbott and co go after workers penalty rates.

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That will probably come in because workers want flexibility in their work not the rigid union led restrictions imposed on them.

Maybe some of the productivity improvements can go toward paying down Labors $300 BILLION debt  left for the workers to pay off, yes the workers have to pay off Labor's debt, something that the left like to ignore.

[monman12]

"Labor certainly did not keep anyones money, or take control of anyones money."

For once FN we have a correct, but also an incorrect. Certainly unclaimed money can always be claimed at any time, however FN, it will now reside  in consolidated revenue after 3 years,  which means the government will have control/use of it, and it will certainly look good on the balance sheet.
The Act is anticipated to move $760 million into the Commonwealth government's general consolidated revenue fund in the 2012-13 financial year.

The action was an understandable attempt by that well known ALP bird crooner with his much publicised ballad:  "I promise you a surplus garden" Sadly for him and his record company it was not an Eden garden, and even though promoted heavily
the song was a complete flop and  became a perfect example of a Swan song!.

nɥºɾ

[lakeland27]

i'm sure you have forgotten accounts all over, i know i do.. i seem to have forgotten where, and which bank.

[windrake]

Well known bird crooner...lol  A record all faces laughting

[freakiness]

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@monman12 wrote:

"Labor certainly did not keep anyones money, or take control of anyones money."

For once FN we have a correct, but also an incorrect. Certainly unclaimed money can always be claimed at any time, however FN, it will now reside  in consolidated revenue after 3 years,  which means the government will have control/use of it, and it will certainly look good on the balance sheet.
The Act is anticipated to move $760 million into the Commonwealth government's general consolidated revenue fund in the 2012-13 financial year.

The action was an understandable attempt by that well known ALP bird crooner with his much publicised ballad:  "I promise you a surplus garden" Sadly for him and his record company it was not an Eden garden, and even though promoted heavily
the song was a complete flop and  became a perfect example of a Swan song!.

nɥºɾ

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For those that don't realize, Labor is not the Treasury.

Any funds directed to Treasury can be reclaimed. It is not cash stolen by Labor.

Would you mind not singling me out under the pretence that I am always incorrect in my posts.  That is getting interpersonal and I am getting rather sick of the tediousness of it.

You are entitled to your opinion. There is no need for the constant demands for research on every point of conversation and no need for the snide for once you are not wrong type of comments, especially when you yourself are often not correct in your assertions either.

[pct001wine]

Apparently abbott is introducing an USA-style mass legislation repeal bill in March.

I am guessing with all the outrage expressed about this odious "cash grab", this will be top of the agenda for repeal ?

No ?

I guessed not.