"It's on again: the great productivity debate."
"It makes for a compelling argument, particularly for an electorate that has grown accustomed to the five second sound bite, repeated ad infinitum.
Unfortunately, like almost everything that passes for political discourse these days, it ignores the evidence, overlooks the logic and ploughs on through to a predictable conclusion that is entirely wrong."
Finally someone who tells it like it is in a similar vein to my verbiage on this blog.
Will it get into the mainstream media where the majority of the electorate have their opinions dictated, since they don't have the time to form their own, because they are enslaved to their mortgage repayments and therefore have to work longer hours than they otherwise would.
This government is running this country into the ground because its policies are blinded by a failed ideology which has created a world existentially threatened by climate change and subject to inevitable economic crises, which have the potential to knock civilization back to the stone age.
The failure of this ideology has been played out before our eyes on the world stage since its original implementation in the 1980's leading directly to the GFC in 2008. Breathtaking human suffering has been caused. Why do we continue to follow it?
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