Individual,

On the topic of making manufacturing unaffordable I was a bit disgusted when Tony Jones chipped Nicole Flint last night on Q&A about the closing of the Holden plant in northern Adelaide - that, he snidely interjected, it was the SA government (i.e. the present Liberal government) which wouldn't chip in any more funds.

Tony: I have it on good authority that that closure occurred in October 2017:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-10-19/holden-worker-farewell-final-car-ahead-of-plant-closure/9066328

under a Labor government. And quite understandably too, given the size of Australia's market and the efficiency (economies of scale) of Japanese manufacturing.

Joe

Foxy,

Considering that you frequently simply parrot the labor or greens talking points incl the unmitigated twaddle below:

"They squandered good economic conditions instead of
investing in needed infrastructure and Australia's
long-term future.

They preferred using the cash to give
handouts to middle-class and upper-class voters to
win elections, and we are paying for it today."

Your credibility is shot.

If you disagree with any particular point I made feel free to challenge me on it, just don't regurgitate the unfiltered left whinge waffle that sounds good only to the uneducated.

SM,

What you think is of no further interest
to me.

Foxy,

It would appear that thinking is of no further interest to you.

Galah a bird that entered our language because of its behavior
Never seen one? watch SHADOW MINISTER as he constantly insults anyone not sharing his weird view, once elected a coalition person is issued with a halo

SM,

On the contrary - it's because I do think that
I've learned -
arguing with individuals who refuse
to broaden their perspectives is a waste of time.

And I do have better things to do.