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What do you see as the differences between the two major parties - the Libs and Labor?
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on this forum see the differences between the two major
political parties.
Here's how one link sees things:
http://theaimn.com/2013/09/14/what-does-abbott-stand-for/
It tells us that:
"The Labor Party believes it is the role of the government
to improve the management and support of the community
through progressive policy reform. Progress, Equity, Fairness,
Sustainability. In Gillard's words: "a party of purpose."
We're told that -
"The Liberal Party believes that the government already
intervenes too much in our capitalist economy and that the
community is managed and supported by the economy not the
government. Profit, Greed, User-Pays, Privilege.
A Liberal Party supporter when true to their values,
believes government 'regulation' is not there to serve the
community's interests: it's there to hinder the freedom of
the economy."
"When a voter understands these core differences and holds
an opinion on these opposing values, the values should,
in a sensible world, strongly influence which party they
vote for."
Your thoughts?