Foxy your truth is unwanted by the very right
They invented a very left and will not let truth and reason get in the way of a good rant

Dear Belly,

It's what the polls show.

Dear Shadow Minister,

You wrote;

“The ABC is independent as a hijacked plane is independent of the company and everyone else. The far left whinge agenda promoted by this taxpayer funded organisation is far out of synch with general Australia.”

Struth mate you have swallowed the Koolaid yet again. Who do you deem to be the 'company' in this little tortuous analogy you have gaffer taped together for us today?

And what evidence do you have the the ABC is out of synch with the rest of Australia. They were certainly in synch on same sex marriage and you and your lot certainly weren't.

You really are a petulant buch you right whingers aren't you. Stamping your little tootsies when others don't fall into line with your march to authoritarian rule.

You lot just seem so comfortable with being told what to think, when to think it, and how to exclude everything else.

Look mate I have no objection to you calling out when the ABC crosses the line in your book, that's fine, but to want to destroy an institution like the ABC is just shallow, base, politics and is just depressing.

Grow up.

Conservative governments move towards the centre.
Leftist governments only move further to the left.

So if we have a leftist ABC pushing socialist like pro-immigrant UN agendas do you think that broadcaster is unbiased or a paid psyop to help socially engineer the country by telling everyone what their point of view is or what it should be?

Armchair Critic said- "Conservative governments move towards the centre. Leftist governments only move further to the left."

Answer- Is an independent ABC is now dead? Well the ABC seems more and more a propaganda arm of the socialists. They appear to have become an enemy of the Australian people- sometimes you just have to call it as you see it. Why would you support your enemy in war? The Australian people need to kill off the ABC.

But yes we probably need to create an alternative service for rural Australia.
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The socialists appear to be globalist, social/ economic progressive, authoritarians. Socialist Party Spies appear to pop up at every public meeting to enforce political correctness or disrupt the meeting in its name.

The conservatives are socially conservative, relatively localist- the other dimensions being fairly agnostic from observation.

Politics can be divided into four dimensions- social vs economic; progressive vs conservative; authoritarian vs anti-authoritarian; globalist vs localist.

There are times for all of these things- it's a toolkit- society is like a ship that takes a long time to turn. Hopefully we turn ours before beaching it

If there is a fight between the globalists and the localists of course the globalists have the organizational advantage.

Currently the society's ship is sailing for economic concentration, social homogenization, global authority- the problem with a binary dialog is it will always result in extremism. That's why principles of balance are critical. These principles if constructed well can be used to determine when we lose sight of balance. If we become too global the world becomes tyrannical, if local interests become too dominant you can have local exploitation of the community. If we focus too much on the economic we lose sight of the reasons we have economics. If we define change as good we throw away the benefits of thousands of years. Authorities are often necessary to ensure discipline but too much and you lose the inventiveness and creativity that drive innovation. If there is too little authority then there is chaos. Often it's about balance.

There needs to be a way of having balance at and between the different levels of societies hierarchy- the individual, the family, the street, the local community, the state, the nation, the region, the world.

Less people would be better so that there is less competition for resources- and therefore less conflict.

Paraphrasing Malcolm Reynolds "we may have been on the losing side but I'm yet to be convinced that it was the wrong side".