The complain about Martin thread

[martinw-48]

To consolidate complaints about me.
Rather than having to go to every thread I've made and turn it into a whinge about me I'll make it easier

[snow*jewel]

What's a 'que' ?

[domino-710]

' Que ' = what. 

[snow*jewel]

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@domino-710 wrote:

' Que ' = what. 

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lol, I think that is what I thought when I read some posts 

[chameleon54]

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@supermussolinibros wrote:

of course he is happy - getting free money from the government, not working, sleeping in and generally bludging through life whilst the hard working ones pay for him - i wish he did get a job - and no way there is any chance he would get my job as i have completely changed industries - twice, worked hard when the socialist NDIS came in and retrained, studied hard, brought up a family and now am reaping great benefits to go with the hard work - something that is lost on most of you here - the concept of hard work/study/retrain

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Most here regard me as a hard line capitalist. To some extent I probably am, and agree with you that hard work and paying your own way in life has a lot of merit. 

But this must be tempered with a bit of understanding and compassion for people who for one reason or another are not able to participate in paid employment. Sure there are a few bludgers and your lefty mate, mentioned in your post is probably one of them, but there are a lot of others who would desperately like a job and would be willing to work hard, but either cant find suitable employment or cant work for health reasons.  

With a rapidly changing employment market due to the introduction of technology, many traditional blue collar jobs are no longer available. This has been tempered to some extent by the rise in hospitality jobs, but employers only want pretty, young things for hospitality.

There are also plenty of people with very genuine physical or mental health problems who cant participate in paid employment. The previous Labor government extensively tightened the criteria for participants claiming the DSP. They probably have the balance about right for this at the moment with genuine cases  being accepted without fuss and those "trying it on" being rejected and forced onto Newstart. But if someone has a medical condition preventing them from working, shouldn't society make sure they have food and a roof over their head. If you don't have the social compassion, think of it as an insurance policy. You never know when you will have an accident or contact a medical condition that prevents you from working. The social safety net of the DSP and the NDIS is just personal insurance for us all..

[davidc4430]

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@chameleon54 wrote:

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@supermussolinibros wrote:

of course he is happy - getting free money from the government, not working, sleeping in and generally bludging through life whilst the hard working ones pay for him - i wish he did get a job - and no way there is any chance he would get my job as i have completely changed industries - twice, worked hard when the socialist NDIS came in and retrained, studied hard, brought up a family and now am reaping great benefits to go with the hard work - something that is lost on most of you here - the concept of hard work/study/retrain

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Most here regard me as a hard line capitalist. To some extent I probably am, and agree with you that hard work and paying your own way in life has a lot of merit. 

But this must be tempered with a bit of understanding and compassion for people who for one reason or another are not able to participate in paid employment. Sure there are a few bludgers and your lefty mate, mentioned in your post is probably one of them, but there are a lot of others who would desperately like a job and would be willing to work hard, but either cant find suitable employment or cant work for health reasons.  

With a rapidly changing employment market due to the introduction of technology, many traditional blue collar jobs are no longer available. This has been tempered to some extent by the rise in hospitality jobs, but employers only want pretty, young things for hospitality.

There are also plenty of people with very genuine physical or mental health problems who cant participate in paid employment. The previous Labor government extensively tightened the criteria for participants claiming the DSP. They probably have the balance about right for this at the moment with genuine cases  being accepted without fuss and those "trying it on" being rejected and forced onto Newstart. But if someone has a medical condition preventing them from working, shouldn't society make sure they have food and a roof over their head. If you don't have the social compassion, think of it as an insurance policy. You never know when you will have an accident or contact a medical condition that prevents you from working. The social safety net of the DSP and the NDIS is just personal insurance for us all..

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i disagree with you on many things

but i dont think ive ever said you have no right to have your views or demanded you tell everyone everything about yourself

everything i know about you has been gained by you freely telling us here.

even though i disagree with you on some things, not all.

i think your an ok guy

if i was a drinking man id be happy to have a beer with you and chat about life.

unlike mr mussilino who has no redeaming features

its his way or the highway

borderline neurotic

demands to know what others do with their lives (i suspect so he can have amunition for an attack)

not that that stops him, he attacks anyone not agreeing with him with foaming at the mouth!

he makes assumptions about everyone he meets here.

what they do and who they are.

if there was a prize for being an 1st class a**ole hed win hands down.

hes on my 'ignore' list

[chameleon54]

Thanks Dave and the sentiments are mutual. There's a lot of personal stuff I don't mention on the forums which probably play into the socialist side of my right wing views. You're only getting part of the picture.

[crikey*mate]

@supermusilini.

**bleep**! I just made a post that timed out outlining much of the knowledge and experience possessed by the members of this Community. It contained information for you about the many amazing people here, their diversity in knowledge and experience and their extraordinary intrapersonal and interpersonal values and beliefs that collectively make inclusion in this community both an honour and a privilege.

It also included remorse on your behalf in case that the misinformed and inaccurate judgemental conga line going through your head as you perch on your ivory tower has made you blind to the phenomenal opportunities contained herein and now prevented your inclusion in this community.

I did wonder if your offensive behaviour indicated that you genuinely had some kind of mental illness or natural mental infirmity directing your actions and ruminated upon your need for acknowledgement and support - all of what you would have received here.

TLDR

I've concluded that you're nothing more than an insecure attention seeking Muppet.

If we're as undesirable and unworthy as you assert, I have to wonder what's wrong with you in that you choose to mix with those you consider beneath you?

What is wrong with you?

[bright.ton42]

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@domino-710 wrote:

' Que ' = what. 

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As Manuel used to say all the time in Fawlty Towers.    What a character.    

[domino-710]

LOL - don't mention the war...............................

[the_great_she_elephant]

supermussolinibros wrote: As for the 'respected' author - appears to be fake as can't even show an example, too scared eh.

What a silly thing to say. As far as I know we have never met, we know nothing about each other apart from what we post in this forum and in none of my posts have I ever alluded to your personal life -  yet for some reason you seem really determined to pursue a personal vendetta against me.