@the_bob_delusion wrote:

$400,000 that's pittence for a world leader. 


but hes not a world leader.

he isn't even very good at being an Island leader, he very possibly couldn't run a chook raffle at the local


@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

@gkam2 wrote:

Careful, your bias is showing, try complaining about the $4.5 million to the guy who runs the P.O.into the ground.


I don't recall anyone ever suggesting the CEO of Australia Post deserved to be paid $4.5million. The argument was that whatever he was paid, any private donation he chose to make out of his salary was nobody's business but his own - maybe you don't understand the difference.


Who mentioned private donations, twas not I but I think you. Perhaps you are unable to comprehend the difference between being the Head of Government and running (into the ground ) a business owned by that government.


@the_bob_delusion wrote:

$400,000 that's pittence for a world leader. 


But Tony Abbott isn't a world leader, he is the prime minister of Australia - a minnow in the world pond.. 


@gkam2 wrote:

@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

@gkam2 wrote:

Careful, your bias is showing, try complaining about the $4.5 million to the guy who runs the P.O.into the ground.


I don't recall anyone ever suggesting the CEO of Australia Post deserved to be paid $4.5million. The argument was that whatever he was paid, any private donation he chose to make out of his salary was nobody's business but his own - maybe you don't understand the difference.


Who mentioned private donations, twas not I but I think you. Perhaps you are unable to comprehend the difference between being the Head of Government and running (into the ground ) a business owned by that government.


You said: "try complaining about the $4.5 million to the guy who runs the P.O.into the ground". The logical inference to be drawn from that is that you believe posters here do or would defend his $4.5 million  salary.

 

I replied: I don't recall anyone ever suggesting the CEO of Australia Post deserved to be paid $4.5million. the inference to be drawn from that was thatI believe nobody here has ever  defended his $4.5 million salary. (If you can find a post on any thread that actually does so, you are quite free to quote it)

 

I then went on to point ou tthat  the the only argument over his salary had been about how he spent it, and I suggested that you didn't seem to understand the difference between defending his salary and defending his right to spend it in any way he saw fit.

 

What part of al that did you not understand?

 

 


@the_bob_delusion wrote:

$400,000 that's pittence for a world leader. 


and LOL at world leader


The rise and rise of Tony Abbott as an international laughing stock

 

 

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/the-rise-and-rise-of-tony-abbott-as-an-international-laughing-stock-20...

 


@the_hawk* wrote:

@the_bob_delusion wrote:

$400,000 that's pittence for a world leader. 


and LOL at world leader


The rise and rise of Tony Abbott as an international laughing stock

 

 

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/the-rise-and-rise-of-tony-abbott-as-an-international-laughing-stock-20...

 


We could nominate him for a comedy award for the Emmys or the Logies..


@the_great_she_elephant wrote:

@the_bob_delusion wrote:

$400,000 that's pittence for a world leader. 


But Tony Abbott isn't a world leader, he is the prime minister of Australia - a minnow in the world pond.. 


noun

  1. (politics) a president, prime minister etc of a country   ⇒ eg  World leaders met to discuss climate change.

 

 

eg - world leaders at beijing trade gathering

 

Most surgeons earn a couple of Million a year, sportstars a bit more. I'm surprised prime ministers/president don't make more than a million a year for the amount of responsibility they take on. 

I don't think you can compare anyones salary $ for $ with others of the same title/position in different countries.. more to it than that.. cost of living etc.

Personally, I think the prime minister should be paid at least 5 Mil a year.