Can we expect cheaper domestic help, then?

perceptions_now wrote on Aug 8^th, 2012 at 10:11pm:



Well, Ok, I don't really mean all sorts of domestic help. I am not saying I would let them in the house or anything like that, but there's plenty to do outside So I am hoping for some extra supply of unskilled labour.

Ahh the joys of the welfare state.

Sir lastnail wrote on Aug 8^th, 2012 at 11:38pm:

I will sue him for everything he freaking well has, by the time I'm finished he will be begging Australia for forgiveness...

Bobby. wrote on Aug 8^th, 2012 at 11:51pm:

We actually did abolish it in Australia but the mongrels bought it back because people dont understand freedom don't come cheap - you have to resist those who would take it from you - Aussie did not want to fight - that situation has changed....

Bobby. wrote on Aug 8^th, 2012 at 11:57pm:

When convict transportation was ended and we moved towards federation and a constitution based firmly in British Law which guarantees fundamental rights which eventually lead to decent labor regulations, citizenship and eventually emancipated the Aboriginals as well granting them the same legal access to eventually sue in the High Court to over turn Terra Nullis.

The forces of lawlessness and fascism were germinating in the 1980's and 90's again and fully ripened under the Howard era - they are now listless and decadent in their own failures and corruption abusing a system they do not even believe in, having done their damnedest to wind back civilization and return us to a lawless slave colony complete with human trafficking again.  Slavery and freedom has been a class battle in a British context over the law - slave social law vs civilized emancipating law rooted in the Magna Carta...Australia has seen a battle played out that has gone on since the 12th century and yes has been played out around the world wherever British slavers tried to ply their trade.

Terra Nullis is rooted in social law - fascists have over the past 30 years rebuilt terra nullis despite the High  Court decision - they have declared Australia up for sale.


The Magna Carta was itself a rejection of Terra Nullis and social law over the British Isles enforced on the Crown.

Bobby. wrote on Aug 9^th, 2012 at 12:38am:

No you want to rob me of my economic rights - you falsely assume some ownership over my share in the economy that you don't actually have.  This is because you presuppose social law - which is an error, therefore all your conclusions are built on error...