I've had it with Labor. I've been a solid Labor voter all of my life. I have voted for the Coalition before, a couple of times in the 70s and 2004, but I've voted Labor the vast majority of the time, as I believe that they have the best health and education policies, and also are a much more compassionate and humanitarian party than the Coalition. However, now, after criticising the Howard government's inhumane treatment of refugees, they have gone and done the same thing. They are no better. In fact, if anything, they're worse, because they've proven themselves to be nothing but hypocrites over the matter. I am so disappointed to see that other Labor supporters aren't up in arms about it, that also makes you hypocritical. My hope is that there is another hung Parliament this year, and to be honest, I don't give a flying bugger about who wins. Both parties are now bad as each other, and neither deserves government. I won't be voting, what's the point when the major parties are indistinguishable these days?

The only way they are distinguishable is that one party is more negative than the other. Oh and 1 is more reckless ATM. These are not so much policy differences though.

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TheGreenLight wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 1:15am:

I've had it with Labor. I've been a solid Labor voter all of my life. I have voted for the Coalition before, a couple of times in the 70s and 2004, but I've voted Labor the vast majority of the time, as I believe that they have the best health and education policies, and also are a much more compassionate and humanitarian party than the Coalition. However, now, after criticising the Howard government's inhumane treatment of refugees, they have gone and done the same thing. They are no better. In fact, if anything, they're worse, because they've proven themselves to be nothing but hypocrites over the matter. I am so disappointed to see that other Labor supporters aren't up in arms about it, ME TOO his year, and to be honest, I don't give a flying bugger about who wins. Both parties are now bad as each other, and neither deserves government. I won't be voting, what's the pme too... judging by what we see on here they are overjoyed, and then try to blame the Libs.. as they always do.. sad.. this is neither humanitarian or Australian.that also makes you hypocritical. My hope is that there is another hung Parliament toint when the major parties are indistinguishable these days?

seeing the mess we are in I am surprised you want to go through it all again..I am convinced a hung parliament is the LAST THING WE NEED..mudd..ooops rudd is now busy undoing what was done in 3 years with the same parties blessings.. as well as trying to cover up what he did in 2008..with something that is so unbelievable its hard to comprehend really... but look how smug he looks..

just goes to show what he really is like

here it is SKIP

cods wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 5:57am:

TheGreenLight wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 1:15am: I've had it with Labor. I've been a solid Labor voter all of my life. I have voted for the Coalition before, a couple of times in the 70s and 2004, but I've voted Labor the vast majority of the time, as I believe that they have the best health and education policies, and also are a much more compassionate and humanitarian party than the Coalition. However, now, after criticising the Howard government's inhumane treatment of refugees, they have gone and done the same thing. They are no better. In fact, if anything, they're worse, because they've proven themselves to be nothing but hypocrites over the matter. I am so disappointed to see that other Labor supporters aren't up in arms about it, ME TOO his year, and to be honest, I don't give a flying bugger about who wins. Both parties are now bad as each other, and neither deserves government. I won't be voting, what's the pme too... judging by what we see on here they are overjoyed, and then try to blame the Libs.. as they always do.. sad.. this is neither humanitarian or Australian.that also makes you hypocritical. My hope is that there is another hung Parliament toint when the major parties are indistinguishable these days? seeing the mess we are in I am surprised you want to go through it all again..I am convinced a hung parliament is the LAST THING WE NEED..mudd..ooops rudd is now busy undoing what was done in 3 years with the same parties blessings.. as well as trying to cover up what he did in 2008..with something that is so unbelievable its hard to comprehend really... but look how smug he looks.. just goes to show what he really is like

I'll wear it, so long as it keeps the Con-alition out of power.

Labor is now centre right and Libs are far right, basically the same, but Labor are an itsy bitsy less dangerous than the Libs, that's all they've got going for them.

For those who can't bring themselves to vote for one of the major parties, remember that you can still vote below the line and it's crucial that you do.

Kat wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 7:09am:

cods wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 5:57am: TheGreenLight wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 1:15am: I've had it with Labor. I've been a solid Labor voter all of my life. I have voted for the Coalition before, a couple of times in the 70s and 2004, but I've voted Labor the vast majority of the time, as I believe that they have the best health and education policies, and also are a much more compassionate and humanitarian party than the Coalition. However, now, after criticising the Howard government's inhumane treatment of refugees, they have gone and done the same thing. They are no better. In fact, if anything, they're worse, because they've proven themselves to be nothing but hypocrites over the matter. I am so disappointed to see that other Labor supporters aren't up in arms about it, ME TOO his year, and to be honest, I don't give a flying bugger about who wins. Both parties are now bad as each other, and neither deserves government. I won't be voting, what's the pme too... judging by what we see on here they are overjoyed, and then try to blame the Libs.. as they always do.. sad.. this is neither humanitarian or Australian.that also makes you hypocritical. My hope is that there is another hung Parliament toint when the major parties are indistinguishable these days? seeing the mess we are in I am surprised you want to go through it all again..I am convinced a hung parliament is the LAST THING WE NEED..mudd..ooops rudd is now busy undoing what was done in 3 years with the same parties blessings.. as well as trying to cover up what he did in 2008..with something that is so unbelievable its hard to comprehend really... but look how smug he looks.. just goes to show what he really is like I'll wear it, so long as it keeps the Con-alition out of power.

for the greatest whinger on here always wanting something for nothing.. you sure have a strange attitude..

6 years in the bloody RED.. and they want more of the same... :-? :-?

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 7:45am:

Labor is now centre right and Libs are far right, basically the same, but Labor are an itsy bitsy less dangerous than the Libs, that's all they've got going for them. For those who can't bring themselves to vote for one of the major parties, remember that you can still vote below the line and it's crucial that you do.

the libs have never contemplated sending aussie problems to a poor dangerous country pansi..

so if you call that more dangerous than the lefties you need to take another look..

I am less than happy with the libs thats for sure.. this paid matern ity leave pings me off no end..but at the end of the day.. I have never seen so much disarray in this country as we have had for the past 6 years.. and on top of that we have a jinormous Debt and now we are giving billions to a corrupt nation... in the hope they will assimilate dysfunctional boat people.

.if you dont think they are dysfunctional... take a good look at NAURU... which is another $60million down the drain..


this govt sure likes seeing our money go bloody nowhere.

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Labor is just as bad as the Coalition.

And when you combine the ALP with the Coalition they are nowhere near as stupid as the Greens.

cods wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 5:57am:

TheGreenLight wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 1:15am: I've had it with Labor. I've been a solid Labor voter all of my life. I have voted for the Coalition before, a couple of times in the 70s and 2004, but I've voted Labor the vast majority of the time, as I believe that they have the best health and education policies, and also are a much more compassionate and humanitarian party than the Coalition. However, now, after criticising the Howard government's inhumane treatment of refugees, they have gone and done the same thing. They are no better. In fact, if anything, they're worse, because they've proven themselves to be nothing but hypocrites over the matter. I am so disappointed to see that other Labor supporters aren't up in arms about it, ME TOO his year, and to be honest, I don't give a flying bugger about who wins. Both parties are now bad as each other, and neither deserves government. I won't be voting, what's the pme too... judging by what we see on here they are overjoyed, and then try to blame the Libs.. as they always do.. sad.. this is neither humanitarian or Australian.that also makes you hypocritical. My hope is that there is another hung Parliament toint when the major parties are indistinguishable these days? seeing the mess we are in I am surprised you want to go through it all again..I am convinced a hung parliament is the LAST THING WE NEED..mudd..ooops rudd is now busy undoing what was done in 3 years with the same parties blessings.. as well as trying to cover up what he did in 2008..with something that is so unbelievable its hard to comprehend really... but look how smug he looks.. just goes to show what he really is like

Because neither party deserves total power.

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 7:45am:

Labor is now centre right and Libs are far right, basically the same, but Labor are an itsy bitsy less dangerous than the Libs, that's all they've got going for them. For those who can't bring themselves to vote for one of the major parties, remember that you can still vote below the line and it's crucial that you do.

No, they're not. They're as bad as each other now, no difference at all. Labor is far more right than the Libs were in the 70s. The Greens are a good party but some of their policy ideals could be excused as written by a 5 year old. They're nice and humanitarian, but sometimes you wonder if they're living in the real world, and not some kind of paradise utopia. I'm staying home on election day.

cods wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 10:32am:

the libs have never contemplated sending aussie problems to a poor dangerous country pansi..

so where are they turning the boats around too?

John Smith wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 5:45pm:

cods wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 10:32am: the libs have never contemplated sending aussie problems to a poor dangerous country pansi.. so where are they turning the boats around too?

if Indonesia was glad to accept them in the first place... they do fly in you know..[then again maybe you dont].

TheGreenLight wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2013 at 5:41pm:

Ex Dame Pansi wrote on Jul 22nd, 2013 at 7:45am: Labor is now centre right and Libs are far right, basically the same, but Labor are an itsy bitsy less dangerous than the Libs, that's all they've got going for them. For those who can't bring themselves to vote for one of the major parties, remember that you can still vote below the line and it's crucial that you do. No, they're not. They're as bad as each other now, no difference at all. Labor is far more right than the Libs were in the 70s. The Greens are a good party but some of their policy ideals could be excused as written by a 5 year old. They're nice and humanitarian, but sometimes you wonder if they're living in the real world, and not some kind of paradise utopia. I'm staying home on election day.

look greenlight I am with you.. tell you what how about you put your name and address up here along with all the bleeding hearts and we just send all those that come to your back yards... at your expense of course..

you are so generous.. usually with others money and never putting your hand up... >:(

stay home on election day.. we wouldnt expect anything else...

lets see you put your hand up where your mouth is..compassion b egins at home you know.