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Ken Phillips's avatar

Lets understand business, or more specifically a certain grouping of big business in Australia. Essentially they are commercial prostitutes. They are simply looking to cut a deal, any deal and at any price to advance their commercial interests. This fact of behaviour is well known to the Left, to unions and to the Labor Party. What these modern Left groups offer to the commercial 'prostitute' business sector is deals, deals that will give the members of that business sector a leg up over competitors. In playing this deal-making game the Left etc effectively implement a form of socialism. Its not socialism where the state owns the means of production. But its a situation where the Left etc Establishment, micro manage the 'prostitute' business sector therefore 'managing' the economy and society to their own liking. Its a form of monopoly delivery to those businesses that toe the line. Who wins? The insiders! Who loses? Everyone else. Has Dutton woken up to this? Perhaps John Roskam, you are indicating that he has.

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Joe Dowse's avatar

Reading all this makes me wonder whether we can't set up a stall or two selling Australia Day merchandise outside Woolies stores for all those shoppers denied the ability to get the gear because of the silly virtue signalling top managers at monopoly supermarket chain. I can hear the loud hailer now enticing best buys for the "little guy" in Aussie thongs and T-shirts. Supermarket executives pay extra.!Great pictures for the media and gets the message across.

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