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So you know what I do when not posting here?
You know which “arenas of influence” I frequent?
“and there's no responsibility on your shoulders.”
Wrong… Like every other tax payer, I will wear the responsibility to work harder to pay the elevated levels of tax this present government strategy will require and
I know I would otherwise spend what I earn with greater respect than the bunch of socialist meddlers will spend those taxes with disregard.
“You get NOTHING in life for free”
Yes well, as someone who pays tax I certainly know that…
I would recall it was Margaret Thatcher, in her book “Statecraft” who said
"If one generation is expected to carry an excessive burden on behalf of another, it will seek by every means to avoid it. It will either demand that past promises are broken, or it will not work, or it will not pay taxes, or the most talented people will leave. Socialist governments which have tried to tax 'till the pips squeak' have ample experience of that."
The issue is not
“How to feed consumption ? (present Krudd Socialist strategy)”
But
“how to restore confidence ?” (the bit the swill has never understood)
The profligacy of the Socialists in the incumbent Australian government will be paid for by the next two or three generations, and the self funded retirees of this generation.
Fortunately for me, the major plank of my “superannuation” are private company shares which are not traded but which own the wealth generating processes which in turn provide a handsome recurring income.
When you are ready to understand grown-ups, you should come and hear me talk of the merits of dividend imputation on marginal tax rates.. a fascinating topic but only appreciated by those who actually pay tax.