Jose'

I have no desire to see the brand of Chinese Communism inflicted on Australia, it may work for them, but totally unsuitable for Australia. In fact I don't support the raw concept of Communism at all, I consider myself to be a liberal/progressive with a leaning towards social justice, I do agree with the application of Socialism within society when needed, but that's hardly Communism. You have nothing to worry about from people like me. BUT that depends how extreme you are.

Chinese communism has only worked well for members of the CCP, for the vast majority of CCP members, life is harsh.

Sorry,

For the vast majority of non-CCP members, life is hard.

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/biden-approval-rating/

Biden's popularity drops to a new low with approval <42% and disapproval to > 53%

This is now within 2% of Trump and looks like sinking lower shortly.

Paul,
can we hear more of "I consider myself to be a liberal/progressive with a leaning towards social justice, I do agree with the application of Socialism within society when needed "

We would like to know what situations you would apply social justice.
How would you apply socialism?

Jose'

Tiresome to type out what social justice means to me. Basically you can read up here, there's plenty on the net, and I think you understand the concept of Socialism.

http://www.pachamama.org/social-justice/what-is-social-justice

I've put up a bit about Bob Menzies, between the wars Menzies was a Liberal/Progressive by the standards of the day, and I admire him for that. However post war Menzies took on more of a Conservative outlook, that I believe was detrimental to Australia's post war development. I'm not ignorant of Menzies, having read much on him over decade's, the last, last year by former Liberal Minister David Kemp. Menzies is in the top three of the most interesting Australian politicians.