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@icyfroth wrote:

wow Iza, I think you've managed to give unhinged vitriolic speech a whole new meaning

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well at least some know what they are posting about.............and obviously the meaning of  "unhinged vitriolic speech" is outside the box of comprehension for others.

I though you were worried about voters..not many in France eligible to vote in Aust elections.

We could publish some not nice things about the French president and his mistress... but that wouldn't achieve anything either. The French don't care about their Presidents affairs.

Is there some father/daughter angst here that runs deeper than election campaigns?

How many people in Australia think the PM is a pimp for taking his daughters on a campaign trail? That is a valid question.

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@am*3 wrote:
I though you were worried about voters..not many in France eligible to vote in Aust elections.

We could publish some not nice things about the French president and his mistress... but that wouldn't achieve anything either. The French don't care about their Presidents affairs.

Is there some father/daughter angst here that runs deeper than election campaigns?

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that is an incredibly personal and totally irrelevant question...

 

 

 

 

See  my earier posts ...I simply gave definitions ..to me that is non judgemental,non emotional 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Mr Abbott is not unique in this. President Obama trotted out his wife and daughters out regularly during his election campaign, as did Bill Clinton and who can forget John Kennedy with gorgeous Jackie and their 2 kids. John & Janette Howard

 

 

I'm not having a go at you icy, but that made me nearly fall off my chair.  I was expecting to read John Kennedy with gorgeous Jackie and their 2 kids. John & Caroline, but instead you had me thinking the Kennedys had adopted the Howards!!! 

 

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@izabsmiling wrote:

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@am*3 wrote:
I though you were worried about voters..not many in France eligible to vote in Aust elections.

We could publish some not nice things about the French president and his mistress... but that wouldn't achieve anything either. The French don't care about their Presidents affairs.

Is there some father/daughter angst here that runs deeper than election campaigns?

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that is an incredibly personal and totally irrelevant question...

 

 

 

 

See  my earier posts ...I simply gave definitions ..to me that is non judgemental,non emotional 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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yet your'e quite ready to repeat personal and irrelevant presumptions about our Prime MInister by some irrelevant french blogger.

I wonder if you'll be presenting the opinion of **bleep** Riot next?

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@lurker17260 wrote:

 

 Mr Abbott is not unique in this. President Obama trotted out his wife and daughters out regularly during his election campaign, as did Bill Clinton and who can forget John Kennedy with gorgeous Jackie and their 2 kids. John & Janette Howard

 

 

I'm not having a go at you icy, but that made me nearly fall off my chair.  I was expecting to read John Kennedy with gorgeous Jackie and their 2 kids. John & Caroline, but instead you had me thinking the Kennedys had adopted the Howards!!! 

 

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Yeah it does read a bit like that, Lurks.

 

There is a full stop there though.

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@izabsmiling wrote:

read around ...this from France 

 

 

MAD MONK09/08/2013 at 17h48

Sexist, redneck: Here Tony Abbott, new Australian Prime Minister

Renée Greusard | Journalist

 

 

A guy who would sell his daughters?

 

If Tony Abbott was able to win in this election is that it was able to adequately control its image during the campaign and focus on the cool capital of his daughters. Unlike him, they are ainsifavorables gay marriage.

As says the blog Monde.fr Australia, Friday, Aug. 6, at the end of the race, he still missed this gem about them. Whether to vote for him is because he was "the guy with two girls not unpleasant to look at."

 

 http://rue89.nouvelobs.com/2013/09/08/sexiste-beauf-voici-tony-abbott-nouveau-premier-ministre-austr...

 

 

So, to sum up, this newspaper portrays Tony Abbott as a bigoted, sexist, misogynistic, xenophobic, racist climate change denying redneck who pimps his own daugthers. I would say they nailed him pretty well and you voted for him Australia. Don’t blame me, I didn’t and he doesn’t represent me.  The original article in all it’s French glory is here.

 

 

http://uknowispeaksense.wordpress.com/2013/10/09/a-man-who-would-sell-his-daughters/

 

 

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"See  my earier posts ...I simply gave definitions ..to me that is non judgemental,non emotional"

 

 

 

And yet you saw nothing wrong in posting this **bleep**.

Say no more

 

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@freakiness wrote:

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@icyfroth wrote:

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you could start with this one:

 

@spotweldersfriend wrote:
Is Tone's father still around or has he 'died of shame'?

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IC: "The "father dying of shame" comment was not made by Mr Abbot and was roundly condemned by all parties at the time it was made by Mr Jones. He was made to apologise publicly about it.

To bring it into a discussion now with reference to Mr Abbot's father is just as despicable. As is derogatory reference to his daughters and wife."

 

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Oh please, it was a bit of irony. Not in the best taste but hardly having a go at his family.

 

No, Abbott did not rush to make Jones apologise.The only reason Jones apologised is because of the social media backlash and then the apology was not at all sincere.  Abbott also stole and modified the line to attack Gillard with.

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Reference to Mr Abbott pimping his daughters for his election campaign has been made on other occasions by other posters here. They know who they are.

I agree the "father dying of shame comment" made by Alan Jones, whom I incidently loathe with a passion, was disgusting and outrageous. Not good form for Mr Abbott to use it later in a modified form later in parliament either.

But I've never seen him attack any member of her family or her partner.

 

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pimp; verb (used with object)

to exploit 

   

 

 

ex·ploit2  [ik-sploit]  

verb (used with object)

1.

to utilize, especially for profit; turn to practical account: to exploit a business opportunity.

2.

to use selfishly for one's own ends: employers who exploit their workers.

3.

to advance or further through exploitation; promote: He exploited his new movie through a series of guest appearances.

 

 

 

Tony Abbott: 'the guy with the not bad looking daughters' Tony Abbott, the gaffe-prone Australian election favourite, has appeared in a plea for votes to the contestants in the Big Brother television programme, describing himself as "the guy with the not bad looking daughters".

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/australiaandthepacific/australia/10285350/Tony-Abbott-the-...

 

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and?

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and the words fit ...yes or no ?

 

 

Am*3, I request that for mine and your own sake that you consider the situation very carefully.Thankyou