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IS AUSTRALIAN POLITICS REALLY DEMOCRATIC OR JUST A DICTATORSHIP
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I have found that since Leigh, Col and country Gal all agree with one another as also stated that the 20 million other Australians also agree with then that be do agree about having an undemocratic Political System in Australia.
One would also have to say that this amount to a benevolent dictatorship which is stated by Leigh.
So Is Australian Politics really democratic or a dictatorship
Well this has be answered
AUSTRALIAN POLITICS IS UNDEMOCRATIC AND IS A BENEVOLENT DICTATORSHIP
This is part of an article posted by Col see Ref
As far as Australia is concerned, Leigh, me and about 20 million others. Oh I know you will find a few loons to support your stance but the vast majority of Australians think similar to Leigh and I.
Ref: Posted by Col Rouge, Wednesday, 10 January 2007 2:11:03 PM
Tapp, count me in with Col and Leigh. Sorry, but we have a democracy. So now its 3:1. Better just accept that you are in the minority (which incidentally LOSES in a democracy)
Posted by Country Gal, Wednesday, 10 January 2007 2:57:41 PM
From Leigh
The draconian gun laws are a croc, as any one who thought about it at the time knew. Criminals are still out there with guns, killing, robbing and threatening. Nothing has changed.
Our politicians have once again fooled dopey citizens into thinking that they (politicians) were doing something to protect them, while merely wasting public money for nothing.
Unless Australians wake up to the fact that we have a benevolent dictatorship, they will wake up one day to find that the benevolence has gone.
Think about the real reason for disarming the population!
Posted by Leigh, Tuesday, 31 October 2006 9:31:54 AM
In general, a nice piece summing up why it is good to be Australian and live in Australia.
It's a pity about the undemocratic enforcement of the silly and dangerous policy of multiculturalism, though.
Posted by Leigh, Friday, 15 September 2006 10:03:58 AM