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Coles and Westpac in a battle against corporate greed (independentaustralia.net)
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February has been a month of high‑profile corporate court cases in Australia, both shining a spotlight an economy where customer welfare is incidental to the pursuit of profit.

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[–] hanrahan@slrpnk.net 1 points 2 weeks ago

but that's the system we live under and we perpetuate with how we vote.

For example I point out to people that the Greens want to add dental to medicare and they tell me through a mouth full of rotten teeth that they'd would never vote for the Greens because they're to extreme.. fuck sake, look in the mirror you dipshit.

we're currently at the stage where the fault of all of this is with immigrants and hence the rise of ONP, who spends tax payer dollars meeting with Gina R, that bastion of Australia society that supports the average voter /s