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> Dunno, sounds a bit hard and not worth it for a toothbrush. Not trying to argue with you, but standardisation of charging is a good thing…

> you couldn't plug directly into the brush though being exposed to water Well, I mean we've had water resistant phones with USB-C ports…

I'm sure I'm not the first one to have this thought, but these really need to have an option for USB-C charging. Travelling often, having…

> Prefer to support local business Shaver Shop or Chemist Warehouse over Amazon. But do they support you, or is this "supporting local…

> Depends. You haven't really given much detail of your grand plan there… What food? How often? What is the eligibility criteria? How is…

> It's not 'greater good', it's tangible and measurable benefits. eg Food keeps people alive. Do you eat food? Next time you eat anything…

> My beliefs are based on my hubby's first hand experience of the sector And what was his position, was he a worker, or did he work for a…

> OK, so are you saying you are happy for unions to engage in illegal behaviour if by some measure it benefits 'the workers'? Is there a…

I'm curious what you are suggesting then, that the ABCC is a completely neutral arbiter? FWIW, your position is completely untenable. From…

You don't get anywhere by being "a model organisation that operates entirely within the law" unfortunately. The CFMEU's sole role is to…

FWIW, given the overwhelmingly pro-corporate bias of The Australian (the original source cited by the OP), it's only fair to look at other…

> My hubby worked in the sector and personally witnessed plenty of illegal behaviour by the CFMEU. What are some examples of this illegal…

Then that's too bad for them, maybe they should cave into Setka's demands and fire their mate. That's the nature of collective bargaining.…

Poor man always pays twice. I've had a Bellroy bag for the past 6 years and still works perfectly. It's quality stuff. Before that, I went…

Oh please, the AFL is a multi-million dollar organisation with thousands of employees. They can deal with a bit of shithousery from Setka…

> Dr Nick Coatsworth makes a STUNNING admission about the Covid jab Can we please cut the bullshit headlines? The vast majority of people…

> I don’t have a transit but it has reviewed well for both EDC and travel alike. I’d be interested to hear peoples experience if they…

Why is it the case that workers are marginalised, pressured, and abused every day, including by organisations that actively union-bust, and…

> Those things literally keep people alive. I'm fine with taxpayer money being used to create and maintain civilisation. Subsidies for…

> I find the EV subsidises a complete scam. They cost us all a lot and achieve nothing. But I think the part you are missing is that the…

> Mazda MX5 for example is quite soft How are you bringing the MX5 into the discussion? It's a car that's significantly lighter. I also…

Strongly suggest purchasing on Amazon for $34.99 if you have Prime…

> I didn’t like the Y because the of the bumpy harsh ride and lack of feel. What do you mean by this? How can a car both have a "bumpy…

Not having a go at you, because I can appreciate a good combustion engine. However, have you ever thought about how there were probably…

> Love the open pricing model, but the dishonest car salesman pitch is still very much alive sadly. Yeah, unfortunate about the dishonest…

Why? They were happy with what they were getting for the price they were buying at. If you bought a car for $70k and were happy paying that…

I wish that instead of being so tribal and political about it, we can actually all see how good it is when the public actually see the…

Not sure what you're saying - are you suggesting that ICE vehicles have gone up in price? That's ludicrous. Dealerships used to be empty,…

> MB C sedans used to be 60K drive away and now they start at nearly 100K They can list any price they want, I guarantee you that you won't…