I still call Australia home

tp#12

tp#12

Anarchist
601
246
On the water
Se7en said:
Now we add ad hominem.
Going for the full set of logical fallacies are you?
Click to expand...

Ha, you've got no chance there buddy

A reminder: "You misrepresented their policy already. Don't pretend you've read it all of a sudden. Even in this reply you're showing me you don't know what's in it"

Just make up a number, if it's that important to you, and you can paypal it through.
 
tp#12

tp#12

Anarchist
601
246
On the water
From sicktoria ... I just spent 5 seconds looking at your posting history and you're a sock for another RWNJ dickhead ... On the Ignore list you go
 
LB 15

LB 15

Cunt
30,610
6,563
The great southern land
Astypalia is in partnership with Volkswagen, they've replaced their entire island fleet of busses, taxi's ambulances and VW have subsidised the purchase of electric vehicles, provided the charging stations and built the solar farm (and possibly a wind generator) to power these things.
This is one tiny island but the Greek Gov is 100% behind it.
Click to expand...
Gosh have you been to Greece Meli? We would have never known...if you didn't use any excuse to bring up the utopia that is Astypalia. This is Greece you are talking about. One of the worlds most incompetent and corrupt systems of government on earth. I will bet the Mayor got a brand new VW 4x4 and a couple of hookers to polish his knob to sweeten the deal.
BTW if everything is so perfect there, THEN WHY DON'T YOU FUCK OFF AND LIVE THERE?
The poor cunts who live in the hovels next door to your shoebox B and B must just counting the days...
 
Goodvibes

Goodvibes

under the southern cross I stand ...
2,300
805
1679986438053.png
 
F

Fah Kiew Tu

Curmudgeon, First Rank
10,979
3,908
Tasmania, Australia
LB 15 said:
Gosh have you been to Greece Meli? We would have never known...if you didn't use any excuse to bring up the utopia that is Astypalia. This is Greece you are talking about. One of the worlds most incompetent and corrupt systems of government on earth. I will bet the Mayor got a brand new VW 4x4 and a couple of hookers to polish his knob to sweeten the deal.
BTW if everything is so perfect there, THEN WHY DON'T YOU FUCK OFF AND LIVE THERE?
The poor cunts who live in the hovels next door to your shoebox B and B must just counting the days...
Click to expand...

Hey, don't be so harsh. Any time Volkswagon want to give me free or subsidised BEV's to run about in AND build/pay for the charging station - I'm up for that.

Anyway, it says a lot about her living circumstances when an impoverished Greek island looks like paradise compared to where she lives now. You & I would never make that swap in our worst nightmares.

FKT
 
ShortForBob

ShortForBob

Super Anarchist
36,415
3,160
Melbourne
Se7en said:
Yeah, it's mostly just virtue signalling, but is that such a bad thing?
I like our 21st century mobility. I did a 800km round trip at the weekend without thinking twice. My lifestyle depends on 21st century tech for both earning a living and consumption.
But - shops and individuals that try and make outdoor areas habitable with outdoor gas heaters and airconditioners running? Pumping 250 litres of water per person out of the aquifer in Alice Springs? Shipping container loads of plastic crap from china that is in landfill within weeks?

If we can get more people virtue signalling by reducing some of these behaviours, then it helps a tiny amount. If we can get the great prolateriate masses to get some part of their self esteem from showing how they cut consumption, then maybe we can also get consensus to fund some of the bigger projects. Tidal powered generation from port phillip bay for instance could match Tasmania's hydro. And they are both projects that can supply base load to augment solar etc.

Yep - driving a Tesla powered by burning coal in the Latrobe valley just makes you a wanker. But if a wanker with a Tesla goes a bit further and powers with renewables, it starts to make some difference. And if their kids see that they are hypocrites, and study to improve battery technology, or solar capture efficiency, or battery lifetime, then we improve.

Making a virtue of sunscreen and white skin has reduced the cancer rate. Doing the same for reducing energy consumption can't hurt. Walking the AAWT for your annual holiday has a much smaller footprint than jetting off to the Greek Islands.
Click to expand...
All good points.
Jetting off to the greek islands is bad. But, when there, I don't drive a car for three months and dont need to put on my central heating so there is that offset. :p
 
LB 15

LB 15

Cunt
30,610
6,563
The great southern land
Here we go, here we go, here we goooooooooo
Here we go...

Anthony Albanese faces uphill battle over housing fund​

The Prime Minister faces his first major defeat inside Parliament House this week, as a key policy hangs in the balance.
It has secured the last-minute support of the Greens for its cornerstone climate policy, the safeguard mechanism, but still needs three senate crossbenchers to take the government’s side when it reaches the senate.

The opposition is opposed to both policies.

Mr Albanese is facing his first legislative defeat over the $10bn housing bill.
The first of many. And you dumb cunts thought they were the government. History will remember him as 'one term Albo'

 
LB 15

LB 15

Cunt
30,610
6,563
The great southern land
Well it is looking more and more likely that the ALP will fall one seat short of a majority in NSW.
So Meli's red wave is more of a pink flutter.
And with only a year to go before the QLD election, the ALP are fucked.

The Poll Bludger reported on two Queensland polls on December 12. A YouGov poll for The Courier Mail, conducted December 1-8 from a sample of 1,000, had a 50-50 tie, unchanged since June. Primary votes were 38% LNP (steady), 34% Labor (steady), 13% Greens (down one), 11% One Nation (up one) and 4% for all Others (steady).

Labor Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk had a 41% disapproval rating (up two) and a 40% approval (down five), for a net approval of -1, down seven points. LNP leader David Crisafilli had a 31-27 approval rating (31-23 in June). Palaszczuk’s lead as preferred premier slipped to 39-28 from 41-28 in June.
Click to expand...
 
Goodvibes

Goodvibes

under the southern cross I stand ...
2,300
805
LB 15 said:
Well it is looking more and more likely that the ALP will fall one seat short of a majority in NSW.
So Meli's red wave is more of a pink flutter.
And with only a year to go before the QLD election, the ALP are fucked.
Click to expand...

Best outcome possible, they need to deal with the Greens to govern.

Meanwhile, that still doesn't ease your butt hurt none.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.


Latest posts





Top