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catsidheLabor are incompetent.
The Liberals (or at least, the ones running the place) are actively malevolant.
Oh, they both say they're doing the best thing for the country, but they're both lying.
One, because they aren't, nor could they in a pink fit.
The other, because their definition of 'the country' is so narrow and exclusive that they may as well just say "we're doing the best for billionaires and multinational corporations, the rest of you can just f*ck off."
Trouble is, that doesn't leave much.
The Liberals (or at least, the ones running the place) are actively malevolant.
Oh, they both say they're doing the best thing for the country, but they're both lying.
One, because they aren't, nor could they in a pink fit.
The other, because their definition of 'the country' is so narrow and exclusive that they may as well just say "we're doing the best for billionaires and multinational corporations, the rest of you can just f*ck off."
Trouble is, that doesn't leave much.
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Date: 2006-01-05 05:13 am (UTC)Re: Spelling
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Date: 2006-01-05 05:16 am (UTC)And the idea that exports representing "winning" and imports represent "losing" is a seriously inadequate way at looking at trade which Adam Smith, among others, demolished more than two centuries ago. Do you really think every time you buy something, you're a loser? (In which case, why do you keep doing it?)
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