Here, you can download the ALP's 2021 national platform of policies and ideologies.

https://www.alp.org.au/about/national-platform/

Its light on specific detail, but before you can have a National anything, you have to have a strong military, secure borders, and a stable currency. Chapter 7 attempts to address these issues. On that trilogy, the Labor platform is a sadly hollow document that seems to be designed not to offend anyone or any nation.

The Chapter is full of vague assertions, and is overly concerned with the opinions of foreign governments. Its speaks of China and Indonesia as if they were our friends, and it defers to them and the UN on our political, immigration, and military decisions. It condemns Right Wing terrorism and speaks of Islam as a partner.

Chapter 7 paragraph 65: “Labor will maintain Australia’s reputation for having some of the best migrant settlement services in the world. Labor will seek to improve these services through improving the availability and integration of Commonwealth-funded migrant and settlement services.”

Unless the ALP clarifies the implications otherwise, it means on-shore processing of anyone who claims to be a refugee. That's half the world lining up for free housing, living expenses, travel and legal costs. If you pay tax, that's your money.

The ALP criticised the Government's handling of the Chinese pandemic which world governments went into blind. Our  government faced vaccine supply difficulties moving as fast as any other, and established a bi-partisan National cabinet. The ALP criticism is political opportunism at its grubbiest.

Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.”
This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me.

There is no ALP / Greens .

And the Liberal party would have you believe we need to be a nuclear super  power but those amongst us know you let the diplomats handle china like they have been for a generation, not some happy clapping dickhead that's cost the country 140 billion in trade whilst kissing Republican arse .

issuevoter wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2021 at 10:37pm:

Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me.

If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant.

I suggest you look into it.

Here's a start:

https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/

mothra wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2021 at 11:59pm:

issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/

If you know of slavery in Australia, report it to the police.

issuevoter wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 6:27am:

mothra wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 11:59pm: issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/ If you know of slavery in Australia, report it to the police.

Yeah good one. Leave it up to me. I'll start doorknocking shall i?

Wouldn't want the government to have to do anything about it, would we.

mothra wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2021 at 11:59pm:

issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/

Thanks to the cultural enrichment of large scale and non-discriminatory third world immigration. They bring their practices, values with them: slavery, FGM, gender segregation etc.

Frank wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 6:51am:

mothra wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 11:59pm: issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/ Thanks to the cultural enrichment of large scale and non-discriminatory third world immigration. They bring their practices, values with them: slavery, FGM, gender segregation etc.

Guess how long ago the last Aboriginal slaves were.

Oh, and if you think this is entirely a problem restricted to immigants, you've another think coming.

Hang on, who am i talking to?

No. You don't. You don't have another think coming.

issuevoter wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2021 at 10:37pm:

Here, you can download the ALP's 2021 national platform of policies and ideologies. https://www.alp.org.au/about/national-platform/ Its light on specific detail, but before you can have a National anything, you have to have a strong military, secure borders, and a stable currency. Chapter 7 attempts to address these issues. On that trilogy, the Labor platform is a sadly hollow document that seems to be designed not to offend anyone or any nation. The Chapter is full of vague assertions, and is overly concerned with the opinions of foreign governments. Its speaks of China and Indonesia as if they were our friends, and it defers to them and the UN on our political, immigration, and military decisions. It condemns Right Wing terrorism and speaks of Islam as a partner. Chapter 7 paragraph 65: “Labor will maintain Australia’s reputation for having some of the best migrant settlement services in the world. Labor will seek to improve these services through improving the availability and integration of Commonwealth-funded migrant and settlement services.” Unless the ALP clarifies the implications otherwise, it means on-shore processing of anyone who claims to be a refugee. That's half the world lining up for free housing, living expenses, travel and legal costs. If you pay tax, that's your money. The ALP criticised the Government's handling of the Chinese pandemic which world governments went into blind. Our  government faced vaccine supply difficulties moving as fast as any other, and established a bi-partisan National cabinet. The ALP criticism is political opportunism at its grubbiest. Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me.

Ah so their current useless leader blends in well with their useless policy platforms then. Good to know 😂🤣😆

K
mothra wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 7:13am:

Frank wrote on Nov 23rd, 2021 at 6:51am: mothra wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 11:59pm: issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/ Thanks to the cultural enrichment of large scale and non-discriminatory third world immigration. They bring their practices, values with them: slavery, FGM, gender segregation etc. Guess how long ago the last Aboriginal slaves were. Oh, and if you think this is entirely a problem restricted to immigants, you've another think coming. Hang on, who am i talking to? No. You don't. You don't have another think coming.

Of course there isn't another thing - slavery is what third worlders bring to the west.
It's not the Australians,  Brits or Italians or Scandinavians who practice slavery, FGM, etc, its the Africans, the sub-continentals, the Asians.

Frank wrote on Nov 23^rd, 2021 at 7:22am:

K mothra wrote on Nov 23rd, 2021 at 7:13am: Frank wrote on Nov 23rd, 2021 at 6:51am: mothra wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 11:59pm: issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/ Thanks to the cultural enrichment of large scale and non-discriminatory third world immigration. They bring their practices, values with them: slavery, FGM, gender segregation etc. Guess how long ago the last Aboriginal slaves were. Oh, and if you think this is entirely a problem restricted to immigants, you've another think coming. Hang on, who am i talking to? No. You don't. You don't have another think coming. Of course there isn't another thing - slavery is what third worlders bring to the west. It's not the Australians,  Brits or Italians or Scandinavians who practice slavery, FGM, etc, its the Africans, the sub-continentals, the Asians.

When was the last Aboriginal slave emancipated in Australia?

The answer will surprise you.

The Greens used to be a good party -
they cared about the environment then
they got hijacked by homosexuals and communists.
They want unlimited immigration of 3rd world
people that no other country wants.
They want to lower our standard of living to
help their communist cause.
They want the Govt. to print more and more
money to cause hyperinflation
to destroy the savings of anyone who put money aside.


https://www.ozpolitic.com/album/forum-attachments/Socialism.jpg

My guess is that most ALP voters will not wade through this document. The non-issue of abolishing slavery in Australia is all posture. They don't actually have to do anything about it, but by citing this myth they maintain a "holy than thou" patronising, morally superior, left wing snobbery.

Here is the NSW Liberals anti slavery act and the 2021 amendment ????


Quote:

On 1 January 2019, the Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) (Commonwealth Act) commenced, heralding a new statutory modern slavery reporting requirement for larger companies operating in Australia. Who needs to report? Entities need to report under the Commonwealth Act if they are an Australian entity or carry on business in Australia with a minimum annual consolidated revenue of $100 million. The Modern Slavery Act 2018 (NSW) (NSW Act) is scheduled to commence on 1 January 2022. On 14 October 2021, the NSW Government introduced the Modern Slavery Amendment Bill (MSA Bill) before Parliament. The MSA Bill repeals the reporting requirements from the NSW Act. This means that NSW entities with a consolidated revenue of between $50-$100 million per annum will no longer be required to prepare a modern slavery statement.

https://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/en/knowledge/publications/06a565ee/modern-slavery-act-what-businesses-in-australia-need-to-know

They don't actually have to do anything about it, but by citing this myth they maintain a "holy than thou" patronising, morally superior, right wing snobbery.

This entire topic is an example of the right triggering themselves.

mothra wrote on Nov 22^nd, 2021 at 11:59pm:

issuevoter wrote on Nov 22nd, 2021 at 10:37pm: Statements in Detail para 23: “Labor will establish an anti-slavery commission to lead our efforts to abolish modern slavery in Australia.” This suggestion that a slavery system exists in the Commonwealth of Australia and needs to be abolished is deeply offensive to our legal system, and to me. If you are unaware that modern day slavery indeed exists in highly concerning numbers in Australia, as it continues to do in pretty much every counrty in the world, then you are sadly ignorant. I suggest you look into it. Here's a start: https://antislavery.org.au/modern-slavery/

In the politics of the right ignorance is seen as a virtue. They all have it.

I'm putting team Albo first and the Liberal party at the bottom  :)