David Ryder
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24 January 2024 at 10:53 am in reply to: Should wealthy investors be allowed into Australia? #1825082David RyderParticipant
About time this LNP rort for their wealthy foreign donors was stopped.
Citizenship should never be for sale.22 January 2024 at 9:03 am in reply to: Want to learn how to grow dope? There’s a course for that #1824703David RyderParticipantThe site worked. I am not a cannabis user but am glad to see this happening as some people seem to benefit from its use.
22 January 2024 at 9:01 am in reply to: Want to learn how to grow dope? There’s a course for that #1824702David RyderParticipantHave not been able to post here for two weeks. This is a test to see if the site has been fixed.
David RyderParticipantSelf service checkouts are fine if you only have a few items.
But we usually have a large family shop and I use the serviced checkout where sometimes the operator even packs my bags.
Usually have a friendly chat too so prefer a serviced checkout.
IMO the big increase in shoplifting is due to self checkouts.20 December 2023 at 8:43 am in reply to: Would these new laws make you want to build a granny flat? #1823217David RyderParticipantI am sure it will change many peoples minds about building a granny flat. A shame it is only in Victoria. Australia is way over regulated in just about everything.
David RyderParticipantAll this nonsense about the date of Australia Day. It does not matter when it is held or even if it is held at all. It’s just another public holiday for most people with zero special significance. It has been held on other dates in the past and could be again.
David RyderParticipantVegemite should be cheap to make. It’s almost entirely made from brewery waste (excess yeast) and salt.
David RyderParticipantIt’s just legalising what already happens in many places. Many of my friends who smoke grow their own marihuana and tobacco because they can’t afford to buy it.
The government is really foolish keeping dope illegal and putting absurdly high taxes on tobacco because both measures breed a thriving black market from which the government gets zero tax revenue.28 November 2023 at 8:59 am in reply to: Warning for travellers flying over the Christmas period #1820677David RyderParticipantI never travel at that time of year as the airlines triple their fare cost and the railways which have fixed price fares all year are fully booked out months in advance.
David RyderParticipantOr it could mean that we can’t afford to buy the commercial stuff anymore so are brewing more of our own.
9 October 2023 at 10:53 am in reply to: Aussie right-wingers going ‘all Trump’ over referendum? #1815576David RyderParticipantCorrect Trump would be busy cooking up his next big lie to spread around and ways to get his followers to finance it.
9 October 2023 at 8:14 am in reply to: Aussie right-wingers going ‘all Trump’ over referendum? #1815511David RyderParticipantThere is a minority who disrespects and distrusts nearly everything these days and misinformation on the internet is feeding their paranoia.
Then when enough of them repeat that misinformation it gains some traction as others start wondering if there could be something in it.
IMO society is heading down a rabbit hole.2 October 2023 at 9:43 am in reply to: Petrol prices will remain high until after Christmas #1814842David RyderParticipantTrade in the petrol car for an electric one.
David RyderParticipantI would be happy with all digital transactions for banking as long as ATM’s remain and cash keeps circulating. We need cash for small expenditures such as pocket money for children.
30 August 2023 at 11:39 am in reply to: Government makes a stand against religious dress code #1811418David RyderParticipantState schools have a uniform and that should be adhered to. If students want to wear some sort of special religious clothing then they should attend a private school AND such private schools should receive NO government funding.
In other words if you want exclusive treatment then pay for it 100%.David RyderParticipantMost of that lost 12.4 billion dollars is probably multinationals shifting profits off-shore.
David RyderParticipantIt’s a rort plain and simple and the only thing you can do about it is switch to an electric car.
15 August 2023 at 9:34 am in reply to: Big savings for older motorists if you live in this state #1809564David RyderParticipantFour cents a litre is big savings hahahaha it’s a pittance.
David RyderParticipantFor starters all essential services should be in public ownership reducing the need to chase profits.
That includes services like electricity, water and some mass public transport.
As to everything else they are free to charge what they like in a free market economy so there is not a lot that governments can do. Competition in a free market is supposed to keep prices down but it often fails to do that.David RyderParticipantEtty Bay FNQ is our local beach and one of the most picturesque. Unspoilt by over development and one of the few places where visitors mingle with cassowaries.
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