"individuals"

step up a bit ?
Poirot,
I gather you mean lowering my standard & lessen my integrity so that the morons (for want of a politcally correct description) to please you ? How about ask them to step up ?
It's about time they did.

Individual – Might I suggest “Moroffs”.

Clearly a number (not the majority) of the posters are one eyed political toadies, that spruke the party propaganda and are void of all semblance of free and original thought or suggestion; they criticise yet offer no alternative or solution.

To describe these posters (almost said individuals) as “on” is misrepresentative. If only the on switch could be found, OLO would be the better for it.

"I gather you mean lowering my standard & lessen my integrity..."

Yes, individual, you're so exalted in the standards and integrity department, that we forgive you for only having "one" retort

(the one and only - stock standard - in lieu of real argument)

Drum roll....

Wait for it...

Individual says:..... "You're a moron"!

Poirot,
you're making me proud of you, you're starting to see a glimmer of light in the tunnel full of those m.... well, whatever they call themselves nowadays.
Tell me one thing, why is it that the M's are the ones who believe they're God's gift to society whilst riding on the back of the working class ?

The ACOSS analysis shows that sole parent families with children aged over 12 will be $58 a week worse off under the tightening of Family Tax Benefit Part B.

Eamon Waterford, director of policy and advocacy at NSW youth services peak body, Youth Action, said the six-month dole freeze would affect 100,000 young people.

Mr Hockey said the measures would provide a greater incentive for young people to either seek work or enrol in further education.

"We don't have some ideological determination to hurt young people," he said. "That's crazy stuff."

The National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM) has also released figures showing how heavily the burden of budget consolidation has fallen on those less well-off.

The NATSEM figures show the poorest 20 per cent of Australian families will pay $1.1 billion more into government coffers than the richest households as a result of the budget, highlighting the huge inequity in the government's four-year blueprint for fiscal repair.