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Originally posted by daaskapital
Originally posted by pirhanna
There's no such thing as an "illegal tax". Or I should say a carbon tax is no more illegal than any other kind of tax. Ever tried to buy cigarettes? Taxes are 50% + of the cost. An illegal mining tax? Where do you come up with this stuff? There are quite literally TAXES ON EVERYTHING.
edit on 20-3-2012 by pirhanna because: (no reason given)
It is illegal, when a leader conducts a coup, while publicly stating that she won't bring in a Carbon Tax, when there is evidence that she was talking to a whole lot of companies about the Carbon Tax, 1 month before the election with Abbot. We didn't get to vote, to keep Rudd, or let him go, we didn't get to vote about the Carbon Tax, when 3 quarters of Australiadespises it. There are forces at play here, and if you can't see it, then you are blind.
Originally posted by daaskapital
He said that he doesn't care about the taxes, because they will not hurt him or his companies financially.
Originally posted by aaron2209
Originally posted by daaskapital
Originally posted by pirhanna
There's no such thing as an "illegal tax". Or I should say a carbon tax is no more illegal than any other kind of tax. Ever tried to buy cigarettes? Taxes are 50% + of the cost. An illegal mining tax? Where do you come up with this stuff? There are quite literally TAXES ON EVERYTHING.
edit on 20-3-2012 by pirhanna because: (no reason given)
It is illegal, when a leader conducts a coup, while publicly stating that she won't bring in a Carbon Tax, when there is evidence that she was talking to a whole lot of companies about the Carbon Tax, 1 month before the election with Abbot. We didn't get to vote, to keep Rudd, or let him go, we didn't get to vote about the Carbon Tax, when 3 quarters of Australiadespises it. There are forces at play here, and if you can't see it, then you are blind.
It's not illegal. The public voted, Labor won, the Labor party ousted Rudd (which is not illegal).
We never get to vote on the leader of a party. We vote for the party.
We don't get to vote on every policy a party brings in when they are in power.
Gillard said numerous times that tehre wouldn't be a Carbon tax under her govt. but when she gets in power , BAM.
I understand. I just have one question though. Why do you support a Carbon Tax?
Originally posted by aaron2209
Gillard said numerous times that tehre wouldn't be a Carbon tax under her govt. but when she gets in power , BAM.
Happens all the time with politicians.
I understand. I just have one question though. Why do you support a Carbon Tax?
Originally posted by aaron2209
Originally posted by daaskapital
Originally posted by pirhanna
There's no such thing as an "illegal tax". Or I should say a carbon tax is no more illegal than any other kind of tax. Ever tried to buy cigarettes? Taxes are 50% + of the cost. An illegal mining tax? Where do you come up with this stuff? There are quite literally TAXES ON EVERYTHING.
edit on 20-3-2012 by pirhanna because: (no reason given)
It is illegal, when a leader conducts a coup, while publicly stating that she won't bring in a Carbon Tax, when there is evidence that she was talking to a whole lot of companies about the Carbon Tax, 1 month before the election with Abbot. We didn't get to vote, to keep Rudd, or let him go, we didn't get to vote about the Carbon Tax, when 3 quarters of Australiadespises it. There are forces at play here, and if you can't see it, then you are blind.
It's not illegal. The public voted, Labor won, the Labor party ousted Rudd (which is not illegal).
We never get to vote on the leader of a party. We vote for the party.
We don't get to vote on every policy a party brings in when they are in power.
Maybe you have memory problems but Australians never voted for Labour. It was a hung parliament and Labour decided to take power through the Greens (CIA).
So it is illegal whichever way you look at it.
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by Jace26
This Admin has been actively trying to destroy any previous alliances and toady to those who do not like the US and it's western counterparts.
And to top it off, Obama has a [Snip] against the coal industry.
Look at how this Admin treats the UK for instance. I'm not suprised that they are doing the same to the AUS/NZ.
I know it is hard, but within the year he'll be out along with his sycophants.
Hopefully the next guy can bring about a return to normal relations amongst our two great Nations. A guy can hope...can't he?
(I gotta admit it, I love the Aussies, If I could ever bring my guns, I would immediately immigrate)
edit on 20-3-2012 by TDawgRex because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by aaron2209
Maybe you have memory problems but Australians never voted for Labour. It was a hung parliament and Labour decided to take power through the Greens (CIA).
So it is illegal whichever way you look at it.
No I remember. As many Australians voted for Labor as voted for the Coalition. Deals had to be made with The Greens and Independents to gain their support in order to form a Minority Government.
Labor were better deal brokers than the Coalition and got the support they needed.
Would you be feeling the same if it was the Coalition in power right now due to making deals with a 3rd Party and independents?
If so, what is your solution?edit on 20-3-2012 by aaron2209 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Jace26
Originally posted by aaron2209
Maybe you have memory problems but Australians never voted for Labour. It was a hung parliament and Labour decided to take power through the Greens (CIA).
So it is illegal whichever way you look at it.
No I remember. As many Australians voted for Labor as voted for the Coalition. Deals had to be made with The Greens and Independents to gain their support in order to form a Minority Government.
Labor were better deal brokers than the Coalition and got the support they needed.
Would you be feeling the same if it was the Coalition in power right now due to making deals with a 3rd Party and independents?
If so, what is your solution?edit on 20-3-2012 by aaron2209 because: (no reason given)
I don't think you understand what I'm trying to say.
Kevin Rudd desposed as leader. CIA
Julia Gillard wins support of Greens. CIA
Julia Gillard says there will be no Carbon tax then after being being by the CIA backed Greens she says there will be one........ CIA
If you still don't get the message here it is once more for you.. CIA!!!
Originally posted by aaron2209
I understand. I just have one question though. Why do you support a Carbon Tax?
Probably off topic for this thread so I'm not going to go into great detail but I believe it will encourage and promote renewable energy sources.
edit: Just realised this is a "Rant" so I guess it won't be off topic loledit on 20-3-2012 by aaron2209 because: (no reason given)
If the government wanted to encourage and promote renewable energies why did the end the subsidies for them?? HMM?
This carbon tax is nothing more than a socialist program aimed at destroying Australia's middle class.
Everyone else I have met in person are always a optimistic bunch, even in a firefight or argument in a pub.
Originally posted by aaron2209
If the government wanted to encourage and promote renewable energies why did the end the subsidies for them?? HMM?
Same reason all temporary subsidies end.
This carbon tax is nothing more than a socialist program aimed at destroying Australia's middle class.
How is this going to destroy the middle class of Australia?
Originally posted by Jace26
Originally posted by aaron2209
If the government wanted to encourage and promote renewable energies why did the end the subsidies for them?? HMM?
Same reason all temporary subsidies end.
This carbon tax is nothing more than a socialist program aimed at destroying Australia's middle class.
How is this going to destroy the middle class of Australia?
But if they wanted to encourage renewable energy than the would use subsidies on companies to encourage them to embrace the technology.
Instead there plan is to put the worlds highest carbon tax on a nation that produces less than 0.00001 % of global emissions. The tax will just be passed onto consumers AKA the Middle Class of Australia.