Actually Lentern, they're brushing it under the carpet without having to explicitly say so.
Rubbish they're just emphasising what has always been their position, that they were not going to implement it in their first term. They were never going to try and force that ugly beast through the parliament because they would have lost out and the public would have toasted their failure. It was a preliminary model which was always going to be tweaked as time went by.
I also said that in its current form there was next to no chance it would ever pass both houses of parliament when I was mocking people like you and the way you, you know, cared.
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What the hell man? I have been the strongest critic of this government, yourself and the other libertarians included. More to the point, back when Conroy was stridently declaring that the current model was the one that was going to enacted into legislation, I was saying that it was going to tweaked significantly, you lot were the ones that swallowed the macho rhetoric , now they've backdown like I said they would and you somehow deduce from it that I'm the gullible one? Bloody hell.
He calls himself one, given how you cretins have been perverting notions of liberalism to the extent it now epitomises greed and selfishness I'll just address anyone who asks to be called one as a libertarian. Except Iron.
stfu labor/commy scum
how the hell do you get "big" boy james?
ask your mum, she'll explain all.
you certainly arent big down there considering the way you behave. trying to compensate for something mr.
The only reason they're pretending to 'tweak' it is because everybody (from businesses to scientists to other political parties to industry to ordinary citizens) is so stridently against it.
The opposition to it is so uniform because of the flaws in the model, they would have been barking to push through with it in its current form even with public approval. Then again this party has made me look a fool for crediting it with intelligence in the past, perhaps I should be weary of that here.
Anyway, something good has come out of it - a reassessment of the Refused Classification category of media, which has long been needed.
You have a strange definition of 'inevitable'.
In this context, always going to happen.
