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The forgotten culprits of woe for Aussie families
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Posted by thinker 2, Friday, 13 May 2011 9:32:07 PM
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sadly poli-tricks is cyclical
the howard affect..will/has corrupted politics for years juliar is trying to..out right wing the libs and the libs can fein/fain..caring for the people till he gets it till the liars run their course.. no change can be expected to wit...even if tony got in he is only pretending..just like juliar is pretending truth is they only are doing as the public service..[inbred elites].. wants..[tells]..them to do... the boys club adgenda banko [the bank allways wins] own the two main/parties media/education/law/war you win http://www.famguardian.org/Publications/GlobalSovHbk/GSHWorkbook.pdf Posted by one under god, Saturday, 14 May 2011 6:29:50 PM
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Apologies for the typo in my opening post, that should read:
"Living standards will only continue to decline for most people because they can ; legally, despite Tony Abbotts decry that incentive/aspiration, is recently gone". Posted by thinker 2, Saturday, 14 May 2011 7:21:35 PM
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...The increasing irrelevance of outcomes to people in the market economy of Capitalism, is likewise becoming increasingly obvious and painful to those same people.
Posted by diver dan, Sunday, 15 May 2011 11:08:57 PM
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divers diverse quote...""The increasing irrelevance
of outcomes..to people in the market economy of Capitalism, is likewise..becoming increasingly obvious// ..and painful to those same people..."" there comes the time when growth...via inflating the base desroyes the capitalisation..ability..of the base... then govt mantras of tickle down just re-capitalises..the elite''s..[or those at the top of the capitalist food chain]... as the value of capital of the poor dwindles..into less and less and the middle classes slide into the lower classes and the one [percent] lording it over 96 percent of the wealth..diminish even further into the less/er under capitalism capital wins every time its time we put our capital into skill but that would take a govt to not listen to the capitalists but for govt to become the capitalist..with its fruits going to its people.. no commie-isms no social-isms no capitalism/con-sumerism to capitalists its time to get govt doing what the capitalists need to do.. but refuse to do without claiming..all the spoils[cream].. as well as govt's gifts...to themselves lest we forget it was henry ford who said a worker who cant buy ...what he is building/creating wont by his own product... [so he increased wages.. capitalised consumers] capitalists have been buying up the stuff...we need to consume to live [its not enough they..despoiled our airs waters lands.. education/science/financial/baking/supply/services industries/systems] Posted by one under god, Monday, 16 May 2011 7:28:08 AM
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Thinker2
What can I say, we are on the same wavelength and I totally agree with your summation. Posted by pelican, Monday, 16 May 2011 10:19:54 AM
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Not the least being the Howard Gov't.
When Tony Abbott makes rounded remarks about Aussie battlers, in his obvious attempts in his budget reply speech to include himself in that category, he singles out miners for example, of whom 60% are employed these days on a casual basis in less safe and secure workplaces. Health care/nurses etc, who now work in under-staffed overworked conditions and shifts etc in a public health system downgraded, with less job security and income certainty. In exchange for an increasing cost of private health assurance, in a pay or die model of a health system for the end user (the sick person).
Privatised essential services delivering stunningly brazen increases in cost to the consumer, miles over the inflation index, with no wage rises funded by business to compensate. Instead, compensation is delivered by the consumer to themselves, in the the form of personal tax cuts or tax breaks for business, supplied by Gov't, from (the consumers) own coffers. Meanwhile the regulatory environment is a continuing and persistent free for all for Big business, and equally a dead end street for the consumer/worker, and ultimately whichever Govt they decide to elect.
Living standards will only continue to decline for most people because they can ; legally, despite Tony Abbotts decry that dis-incentive/aspiration, is recently gone.
Superannuation, in exchange for a fair dinkum pension when you retire, is perhaps an even bigger mythical benefit of the free market ideology. Beginning before Howard.
It, (aspiration), has been gone for a long time now, and the effects are starting to bite.