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@DavidLeyonhjelm

Liberal Democrats Senator. Will never vote for increase in taxes or reduction in liberty. Blocks ad hom abusers - free speech carries no obligation to listen.

Australia
Joined September 2013

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    No, this will just make people's favourite drinks more expensive and disproportionately harm poorer families

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    There is not a single right-wing economist who has ever written or supported something called ‘trickle down economics’. It is a straw man, a phantasm of the Left.

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    . on e-cigarettes and tobacco laws: 'The rates of smoking are still falling in other countries and they don't have plain packaging or such high taxes on tobacco, but they do have e-cigarettes.' MORE:

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    . on the GST: 'Our Federation is fundamentally flawed. We have our states providing services and the commonwealth raising the money to pay for it and the GST is just a symptom of that.' MORE:

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    Nyngan Solar Plant in NSW - cost $290M Govt contribution - $230M Such a level playing field.

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    In the , is on point about sin taxes, claiming (quite rightly) they are designed to punish the poor. "The most notable impact of sin taxes is to relieve ordinary consumers of their hard-earned cash"

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  11. It's reminiscent of the old assumption that Aborigines all went walkabout via

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    Illicit tobacco costs Australian taxpayers billions of dollars annually. With two bills currently before Parliament, it's great to see & admit that the failed tobacco excise policy is the main driver behind the illicit tobacco trade

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    California has the toughest gun laws in the nation. Did they not work?

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    Apr 3

    . Separate hospital waiting rooms for Aboriginal patients because they wander off - shades of 1950s 'walkabout' racism

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  18. What the gay community is now finding out.

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  19. "The days of subsidising energy are over whether it's for coal, wind solar, any of them," he said. Just kidding - not really for wind and solar. via

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    If the media truly reported the important changes in the world, they could have run the headline NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN EXTREME POVERTY FELL BY 137,000 SINCE YESTERDAY every single day for the last 25 years.

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