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Bad time coming for cashparks.
Here we go again. All the others will follow...
@Tenpercent. Australia is sheeps country. Confirmed by all the negs on your comment. They like to be part of the herd. In all…
Mad Max commented on Smart Meter Vs Traditional Meter - Electricity
Electricity generators have to cover all the huge costs to install renewables, and use the extra unrequired electricity during sun shine…
Don't worry, they will soon turn it into a scam even if you are part of it. EV registration surcharge to recoup the lost fuel excise? To…
Mad Max replied to 
larndis on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
larndis on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?If that was my only option yes, of course I would do it. Either do the job that you can get and have money to buy food, or starve. Then…
Insurance quote is based on risk to the insurer, not on government policies or subsidies. The risk is divided in third party risk (damage…
Mad Max replied to Grunntt on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
Grunntt on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?These days if you just state the facts you are labelled as rightwing. The new woke world...
Mad Max replied to greatlamp on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
greatlamp on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?$300 per week, or $15,600 per year, net income (tax free) for doing nothing. Fair enough if it is a safety net for temporary loss of job or…
Mad Max replied to TightAl on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
TightAl on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?>Plenty of jobs Australian's refuse to do, look at farming, That's because they "earn" more on Centrelink from the comfort of their home.
Mad Max replied to Lemond1977 on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
Lemond1977 on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?Yes, but now "Darwin's theory of evolution for modern day human life" has been distorted by indiscriminate leftist governmens' welfare that…
Mad Max replied to 
jv on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?
jv on Could Similar Tariffs to Trump's Plan Fix an Australian Unemployment Problem?Too late now. It all started in 1975 when the Whitlam government (ALP) signed the United Nations Lima Declaration, through which the…
Ah ok. You must be right then regurgitating the government narrative. That's why we are enjoying so cheap electricity now. The proof is in…
Sure, once you have spent billions of taxpayers money to subsidise the installation of new solar panels, wind turbines, batteries, power…
Ok, so: Option 1. The coal is extracted in australian mines often located nearby coal generation plants and used to produce cheap…
Not only a huge and unjustified waste of taxpayers' money, but also not "green" or good for the environment at all. Watch the Channel 7…
What a huge waste of taxpayers' money!
Mad Max replied to tenpercent on Australian Super Funds Targeted in Cybersecurity Breach - Australian Super Locked down Their Accounts?
tenpercent on Australian Super Funds Targeted in Cybersecurity Breach - Australian Super Locked down Their Accounts?Yes, and because the superannuation funds own the corporations that give you the news, of course they try to keep a lid in it as much as…
Mad Max replied to Ashbargin on Australian Super Funds Targeted in Cybersecurity Breach - Australian Super Locked down Their Accounts?
Ashbargin on Australian Super Funds Targeted in Cybersecurity Breach - Australian Super Locked down Their Accounts?Fines and lost money compensations should come from the big salaries and bonuses that the fund's executives and directors receive. Then you…
Mad Max commented on Australian Super Funds Targeted in Cybersecurity Breach - Australian Super Locked down Their Accounts?
May be some of the little old ladies that have been waiting 12-18 months to get their decesead husbands' super balances from the nice super…
Mad Max commented on [Backorder] Smith’s Chilli Crinkle Cut Potato Chips 170g $2.50 ($2.25 Sub & Save) + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59+) @ Amazon AU
Haven't bought Smith’s since their woke tv ad. Not even at half price. Downvotes are welcome.
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Mad Max replied to 
Ozjoey on Just Caught Whiting Fillets 1kg $10, Macro Grass Fed Beef Meatballs 420g $6 ($15/kg) @ Woolworths
Ozjoey on Just Caught Whiting Fillets 1kg $10, Macro Grass Fed Beef Meatballs 420g $6 ($15/kg) @ WoolworthsFood made in China...say no more
LNP gives taxpayers money to their mates' contracting companies that then donate to the LNP. ALP lets the unions run a racket and take huge…
You can't have both. It's either incompetent a$$hole clown Albo 🤡 or nasty a$$hole devil Dutton 👹.
>they cut staff and then hire ~~contractors~~ their mates' contracting companies at close to double the rate Corrected it for you...
>they will both shaft ~~farmers and producer~~ all australians for the WHO 2030 agenda Corrected it for you.
We already know what clown Albo 🤡 looks like. I wonder what devil Dutton 👹 would look like. Incompetent a$$hole or nasty a$$hole. Big…
True. Factor in an adjustment in your spreadsheet to cater for at least 30-40% of that excise reduction to be stolen by the greedy fuel…
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