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Abbott no to reforms but yes to uni cuts. (Read 1120 times)
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Re: Abbott no to reforms but yes to uni cuts.
Reply #15 - Apr 23rd, 2013 at 3:59pm
 
MOTR wrote on Apr 23rd, 2013 at 3:27pm:
Swagman wrote on Apr 23rd, 2013 at 8:35am:
MOTR wrote on Apr 23rd, 2013 at 7:42am:
Once again we get the pain


Just who is 'we'.... not 'me'.

MOTR wrote on Apr 23rd, 2013 at 7:42am:
but is would rather use the money to maintain welfare to high income earners than make the necessary investments in our education system.


What do you think Uni graduates will be Poindexter? Huh

YTF should my taxes pay for them?

They will graduate and be the ambulance chasers and the accountants and the union political classlets of the nation dreaming up more scams to rob the taxpayer....

Pay your own way pimples..... Sad



By we I mean us, swaggie. We get the cuts to higher education but not the investment in primary and secondary education. We get NBN lite with few of the benefits but most of the costs. We get the massively expensive direct action policy without the microeconomic reform that comes from putting a price on carbon.

Two massively expensive lemons and cuts to higher education. I honestly can't remember a more short sighted political leader.


you mean an NBN that gives everyone what they NEED and not a wishlist? sounds reasonable. and our complaining about education funding is bogus since the libs support gonski but just have the 'unreasonable' demand that it be funded.

a true MOTR post. s few facts, a few lies and a partisan conclusion.
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