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  1. #121

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    Seriously I don't know what all the fuss is about. The Gay Lobby and PC types tell us that two men getting together is "normal" - so why all the fuss about an add that shows two men doing "normal" things? It is only bringing out what Can Do believes - and how his Green leaning ideals are in conflict with his said 'conservative' ideals. So what will he be like when he gets into power? Will he please the left to hold Ashgrove? If so - kiss your fishing rights goodbye.

    As for the allegation by some media types (eg Andrew Bolt) that it insinuates peadophilla because of the age gap between the men... well all I can say is what a load of rubbish. The add shows two adult men - two consenting adults. So the whole peadiphilla thing is rubbish and clutching at straws.Heck- close your eyes if you ever go for a walk along Noosa's A-Bay and similar type beaches; grown men of all ages don't even try to hide 'it' regardless of the age of the men (or multiples thereof) involved. Those who decry the age gap in this add - why haven't they jumped up and down at the age gap by many top Hollywood movie / pop stars? Are they also peadiphiles because some of them are 20 years older than their consenting adult partners? What a load of crock!

    Yet if Katter puts an add on, showing what those who critize him over his gay views declare as 'normal' (that is two men being homo) - he is labeled a bigot, homophobie etc? Why? Because those with the labels have nothing of substance to argue the point - so they attack the man.

    If being homo is so normal - then there is nothing offensive about the add. Far worse happens in broad daylight at Noosa A Bay - yet Katter uses far less of a "sexual" add to get his point about Can Do's inconsistency about his family values - and he is crucified. There is nothing "yuk" about the add - leftards tell us its "normal" and if you think otherwise you must be a "bigot" or a "phobe".

    Where is the outcry when this 'normal' community have a public soft porn show every year in the Sydney Mardi Gra? Where is the outcry when this 'normal' community in that 'festival' mock Catholic nun's and Christians (why don't these cowards mock the Muslims for their views on Homosexuality? Or the budhists?) If you think Katter is a bigot because of his add - yet you are not offended by the sexuality or mocking of Sydney mardi gra (by these 'normal' people running around Sydney half naked who demand the same family rights as hetrosexuals) then I say you are being hypocritcial - with double standards. I remember channel surfing once and saw the mardi gra on televised on TV - bums and boobs hanging out everywhere - far worse than Katter's add - yet that's OK because it promotes homosexuality - whereas Katter condems it. How To Stifle Democracy and Free Speech : resort to labels and name calling. Yep - really intellectual.

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  3. #123

    Re: KAP ( Katter's Australia Party ) policy.

    and what Mr Katter called the unfair market dominance by Coles and Woolworths would be rebalanced.
    Read the article Tumbo59. The quote above grabbed my interest. Does he indicate anywhere exactly how he's going to achieve this 'rebalance'? Would be interesting to see how he thinks that could be done.

  4. #124

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fafnir View Post
    Read the article Tumbo59. The quote above grabbed my interest. Does he indicate anywhere exactly how he's going to achieve this 'rebalance'? Would be interesting to see how he thinks that could be done.
    http://www.ausparty.org.au/issues/fair-food.html

  5. #125

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    I can see it now..on the pA in Coles.."hurry shoppers..we have reached our bread sales of 20% , only 2% left and we have to stop selling..hurry to aisle 9 now".

    I really do have to thank Bob for that one..he has really brought some comedy into the election campaign. But I guess Bob has been doing that for many years.

    What a socialist attitude that is..dictating where people shop..Phill would be most distraught.

  6. #126

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    Quote Originally Posted by PinHead View Post
    I can see it now..on the pA in Coles.."hurry shoppers..we have reached our bread sales of 20% , only 2% left and we have to stop selling..hurry to aisle 9 now".

    I really do have to thank Bob for that one..he has really brought some comedy into the election campaign. But I guess Bob has been doing that for many years.

    What a socialist attitude that is..dictating where people shop..Phill would be most distraught.

    Hey pinhead, If you are ignorant enough to interpret this:
    Any individual chain's share must not exceed 22%. This will restore competition, particularly encouraging owner operators and independent retailers.
    the way that you have then I guess you chose your member name on here very intelligently indeed.

  7. #127

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    Yesterday the Cairns chamber of commerce hosted a meet the political heavyweights here in Cairns, the KAP was invited to speak as was the other mainstream party's but not the Greens or the Queensland party?(is it?) they stood outside looking in lol

    Not sure on the QP but hopefully this will be the way of the future for the greens splash in pan.

    Katter now has CSG adverts on TV, largely a dead horse IMO but there will be good votes in it....the blokes a legend politically....and the media has not the guts to try and tear him down for being different ...yet.

    Up here the KAPs candidates are getting equal or better airtime than any of the others....and the party is 6 months old! crazy stuff



  8. #128

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    America needs our money and has large investments in Australia.

    However I don't believe the industries they are involved in sympathise with the plight of Australian primary producers.

    This is why Katter grabs attention.

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  10. #130

    Re: KAP ( Katter's Australia Party ) policy.

    Quote Originally Posted by Tumbo59 View Post
    Hey pinhead, If you are ignorant enough to interpret this: the way that you have then I guess you chose your member name on here very intelligently indeed.
    care to enlighten with how Bob proposes to achieve this in a capitalist system?

  11. #131

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    Quote Originally Posted by FNQCairns View Post
    Yesterday the Cairns chamber of commerce hosted a meet the political heavyweights here in Cairns, the KAP was invited to speak as was the other mainstream party's but not the Greens or the Queensland party?(is it?) they stood outside looking in lol

    Not sure on the QP but hopefully this will be the way of the future for the greens splash in pan.

    Katter now has CSG adverts on TV, largely a dead horse IMO but there will be good votes in it....the blokes a legend politically....and the media has not the guts to try and tear him down for being different ...yet.

    Up here the KAPs candidates are getting equal or better airtime than any of the others....and the party is 6 months old! crazy stuff
    I wonder who originally gave miners the right to enter freehold property????

  12. #132

    Re: KAP ( Katter's Australia Party ) policy.

    Quote Originally Posted by PinHead View Post
    What a socialist attitude that is..dictating where people shop..Phill would be most distraught.
    And Can Do dictates the sex life of his candidates - who they can and can't sleep with eg Gold Coast Candidate: it's "bad" because it was with multiple hetro partners at one time; my bet is that it would've been OK if it was (multiple?)Gay partners, as to say otherwise would see you labeled a "phobe" and bigot. As for the ALP and Greens they are intent on destroying familes and are one of the same. Did this man break any laws? If not - then why was he disendorsed? Is Can-Do, The Greens, and the ALP the new Orwellian Moral Thought Police?

    Funny - Can-Do condems Katter for saying homo families are bad for society and that according to Can-Do; Katter has no right to tell adults whether to be hetro or homo; yet Can-Do thinks its OK to dictate to his MP's which adults they can or can't have sex with and how they are to have it. Considering both Can-Do and the ALP-Greens condemned the Gold Coast canditates antics - they are hypocrites to then label Katter "Homophobe" and "bigot" simply because his views on sexual lifestyle concerning adults differ to the Cafe Latte set that Can-Do, The ALP -Greens represent. Just one more example of city people in concrete jungles telling other people how to think.

    Katter just says it's bad. Can-Do's actions say "do as I say in the bedroom or I will punish you" - prime example: the Gold Coast candidate. Or was it just a case of doing "whatever it takes" to win office??? In which case, how 'Green' leaning will Can Do be to save his own hide in Ashgrove??? Fair dinkim Pinhead - if you think you will hear a PA system in Coles / Wollies telling you when you've reached 22% ; will we hear the same from Can-Do when we buy a pack of "party hats" asking us what type of activities we intend on enguaging in whilst using them?

    Big add in the CM yesterday basically saying "The ALP-Watermelons will protect the reef; vote for us" ; which translated from their double speak is "we'll screw your fishing rights". People are blind if they think Can Do won't bend to the Cafe Latte set in Ashgrove when it comes to our lifestyles. My bet is far less of the Cafe Latte set in the snobby western suburbs of Brisbane go fishing as much as those in the Moreton Bay - eastern suburbs. There is a reason the Greens do well in the neighbouring electorate to Ashgrove (Mt Cootha; the Green voters here have more dollars than cents or they work in "industries" that suck the taxpayer funded "green" teat).

    Yes Pinhead - Katter's former LNP drafted the laws with Katter at the helm of that particular ministry. If you want a perfect canditate - then pray for the second coming of Christ. If Katter fought the laws back then; people would be saying today that Katter is "not a team player". Voting is always chosing the lesser of evils. Ultimately those laws you refer to were LNP laws and have been fully supported by the ALP (and thus the Greens in a defacto way). The ALP, Greens and LNP will keep, and have kept these very, very National Socialist laws in place when it comes to CSG. IF you have no property rights - you have no freedom. Just ask the Aboriginals.

    If you haven't noticed Katter is no longer in the LNP for good reason. Neither LNP or ALP-Green Watermelons will repeal these laws. The Greens say they will, but that is an absolute joke seeing they support that other branch of their Party - the ALP, neither will they preference KAP on this very important CSG issue (I would have thought, when you purport to represent the environment, "The Greens", you would preference a party whose policies also have the same desire as you (eg repeal the laws); yet it seems destroying the family is more important than the environment to the Greens. In other words; the environment is just a front for their Communist views).

    I'd say taking a farmers property forciably for the "greater good" of the State is VERY National Socialist. Bob is against this - and this this regard - property rights are at the heart of Capitalism and a free and democractic society. Am I saying KAP is the bastion of Capitalism? Not at all - KAP has some socialist polices and some Capitalist policies - just like the ALP- LNP.

    But the LNP and ALP support these socialist laws (stealing a farmers property) LNP and ALP (supported by the GReens) want to keep the National Socialist mining laws in place. OH - and CSG will be a huge issue out SW QLD and I doubt too many farmers will fall for the Green's lies and hypocricy (eg just another branch of teh ALP). I will be very interested to see how they vote come next weekend.

  13. #133

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    I dunno, who did pinhead? is it relevant to today....very little in 'era' is anymore, the great barrier reef rezoning as an example, would have been quite a while ago enacted I suspect?, same as in other developed countries....use the riches or become a 3rd world economy understanding of times past and proved correct in history.

    I don't invest in Australia underground resources because of the sovereign risk in such a fundamentalist in ideology driven society as driven by politicians pet interests.

    Good post frogfuzz



  14. #134

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    Quote Originally Posted by FNQCairns View Post
    I don't invest in Australia underground resources
    Interesting. Where is your Superannuation?

  15. #135

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt_Campbell View Post
    Interesting. Where is your Superannuation?
    In an SMSF as is my wife's and my mothers...anything less is an incompetent joke today.



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