Who did you vote for.
 

Who did you vote for?

I drew a big 'cock n balls' on my ballot papers. And i wrote 'giant douche VS turd sandwhich' everywhere i could fit it..... And im pretty sure i mispelled doche on the ballot paper too.

you voted for yourself?

I would if i could. I wouldnt mind a 300k salary plus entitlements...

Voted Greens then Labour. Be good to have some progressive thinkers back in office.

Liberal Party all the way. I'd rather not see the Labour Party come in again and bury the country in more Debt. The country is in pretty bad shape thanks to their rain in Govt.

Why did you draw cock and balls all over it?

It already had a load of dicks on it!

I am still wondering if giving someone 5 stars was better than giving someone one star!

[QUOTE=Sneakynuts;839631]Why did you draw cock and balls all over it?

It already had a load of dicks on it!

I am still wondering if giving someone 5 stars was better than giving someone one star![/QUOTE]

Haha

I still voted a counting vote. I just grafiti'd up the blank spaces on the paper. I heard that aslong as you still number the boxes in the correct fashion, it doesnt matter how many cock'n'balls you draw else where on the paper. So i took my time and drew some big hairy blue vien'd vag tearers about the place.

I voted for Aus Liberty Aliance, Pauline Hanson, then sex party, marijuana party etc. Made sure i put liberal, labour and greens last.

Fucking greens, homo labor voters hiding behind a gum tree. Pauline all the way.

[QUOTE=Darken;839629]Liberal Party all the way. I'd rather not see the Labour Party come in again and bury the country in more Debt. The country is in pretty bad shape thanks to their rain in Govt.[/QUOTE]


If you checked the stats rather than believing libs propaganda, labour's economy runs much better than liberal. Last 2 decades in fact.
Yes they have used debt to pay for it, but debt does not display the effectiveness of any economy.



Let's not even get started with what Joe Hockey and libs latest run has done to the economy and national debt....




I was wondering who voted Pauline. And why?????
Are we really that afraid of immigrants? My parents were both born outside Australia and migrated with their families when they were young. Does that make me any less Australian?

[QUOTE=Jezza;839710]I was wondering who voted Pauline. And why?????
Are we really that afraid of immigrants? My parents were both born outside Australia and migrated with their families when they were young. Does that make me any less Australian?[/QUOTE]

Not that I would ever vote for that numpty but the immigrants of old (Italians, Europeans, Asians) are not the same as the immigrants of today. They very rarely brought their troubles with them (well except for maybe Serbs and Bosnians at the Australian Open tennis, lol) and they were hard working contributors to society... deli's, market gardens, builders, etc. These people laid the foundations of multiculturalism in Australia.

Today you have people coming to Australia that wish to change the lives of everyone else to fit in with their beliefs and their Religion. Many refuse to assimilate. Many rely on just the husband working while the Mother stays at home with large numbers of kids collecting family benefits (like the UK, immigrants know we have a very generous welfare system. This is partly what makes Australia a much sought after destination).

People call others racists and xenophobes if they become worried about their jobs. Really? It's not that hard to understand the more population, the more competition there is for jobs. "Be better at your job" they say. "If an immigrant gets a job before you, you're doing it wrong", etc. Again, really? And it's always white collar professionals who say this, with complete ignorance of low income earners, blue collar workers and those in the customer service/hospitality industry. If you're a business owner, your main goal is to make a profit. One of the easiest ways to do so is employing someone whom you don't have to pay as much...

I think people get sick of Australia trying to be world saviours and would rather prioritize other matters like homelessness, Aboriginal affairs, education and (re)training of mature age workers (and more investment in traineeships/apprenticeships to skill our local kids rather than using 457's and crying "labour/skills shortage"). If you're made redundant after the age of 50 these days it is very, very difficult to find work again.