Every election time sees the Lib and Lab supporter on here having a go at eachother, but never before, on CS or the past CW board, have i seen it carry on and on and on after the election is over.
Its ridiculous.
Its done. Its over.
Let it go until the next election.
@punch*drunk wrote:
@grumpy*cat*rocks wrote:
@daydream**believer wrote:am, all that went on in the countdown to the election. As it does every other time and election is on.
In the past, the election ends and then the political threads slowly dwindle away until the next election.
Not so this time
I beg to differ.
Before the election was even on the horizon there was a plethora of anti-Gillard/Labor threads. Numerous threads, mainly copying and pasting done by the same few posters.
It went on for months and months before the election even happened.
Proving the point its been going on for waaaaaaay too long. I'd rather have the games threads back
Yay I want the games threads back as well!
Fancy banishing the harmless games thread into exile and then swamping the CS with political discussions!
Politiics should have it's own board!
Make it happen pls Mods of Lithium!
@just_me_karen wrote:
I don't like this idea. I'm loving the political threads. My favourite part at the moment is watching the libbie lovers squirm because they can't add a single (not even one, not even after three days of consideration) positive achievement from the coalition's first hundred days. Hahaha! Sorry but it cracks me up 😄
Anyway, everyone here is fair, right? So scroll back and do what I just did...count a few pages from a year ago. When we've equalled the thread count from the labor days, that'd be a good time to stop.
Frankly Karen, it cracks me up that lab luvvies can't find a single positive thing to post about their own party, and have to seize on negatives from the WINNING party, I repeat WINNING, party to console themselves.
Ho ho ho that really cracks me up! 
tee hee
JMK: " they can't add a single (not even one, not even after three days of consideration) positive achievement from the coalition's first hundred days."
Again JMK, the first day finally saw the end of the ubiquitous Poor Me and Ruddy circus act that had managed to reduce the ALP, over years, to a bunch of infighting factional opportunists. No longer do we have to see staged nonsense such as Poor Me knitting a toy kangaroo for an antipodean royal baby, and recently the debt ceiling has been abolished, which is a good move if the profligate spending of the ALP circus was as understated by them as has been indicated.
However I do understand the traumatic PPTSD you must be suffering JMK et-al, and do realise the necessity for some cathartic posts to ease your pain.
