Shoopah Heyho

645 posts

Shoopah Heyho

@HeyhoShoop93117

Katılım Nisan 2024

187 Takip Edilen51 Takipçiler

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·3h

@AnnetteJack6 @TAFEdefender Ive got cookers in the family. Fucking whinging about migrants ruining their alcoholic lifestyles while their sisters life is in the hospital having her life saved by the people they complain about with money they barely contributed to our society, but still they whinge. Fuckwits

English

Annette Jack@AnnetteJack6·3h

@HeyhoShoop93117 @TAFEdefender That sounds like a paid advertisement for the Labor party. It’s not rocket science to see how the health system is failing. Forget about the few clinics they have opened, look at hospitals and ambulance services.

English

Kathy@TAFEdefender·1d

#insiders Albanese doesn't take your tax. Its used to pay for healthcare, education & infrastructure ffs

English

420

115

452

18.9K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·3h

@AnnetteJack6 @TAFEdefender Anyway love, the adults are talking, so go back to wringing about the royals 😅

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·3h

@AnnetteJack6 @TAFEdefender Ooooh, buddy. I dont think you can talk about rocket science! The health system, especially in rural areas is only there because of migrants, the very people you vilify. Can Labor do more? Yes, but you divisive numpties sook like mutherfuckers at anything Murdoch tell you too.

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·4h

@Puppa881 @TAFEdefender Agree that massive improvements are urgently required in rural areas.

English

Puppa 🇦🇺@Puppa881·4h

@HeyhoShoop93117 @TAFEdefender Not in rural areas it’s shocking!

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·14h

@thotscar_wilde There's a real martyr complex that is so fascinating.

English

thotscar wilde@thotscar_wilde·22h

also re: CGT outrage, it’s also the implication that business owners have a harder go than people who work in them and therefore should be entitled to concessions that REALLY does my head in oh my god should we die

English

236

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·15h

@sapph0kanikan These are so awesome!

English

lou !@sapph0kanikan·17h

crocheted a few australian native insects for my niece’s 1st birthday. i’m forcing these kids to love bugs whether they like it or not lol

English

1.1K

7.2K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·17h

@adgirlMM @ChiCroDamir We absolutely had wide leg jeans, and bootcut and straight cut.

English

MM @adgirlMM·1d

@ChiCroDamir Gen X has never had wide leg jeans as a trend. We are the 80's generation when jeans were classic and straight. And then we were in college when grunge happening - absolutely no wide leg nonsense.

English

1.5K

MM @adgirlMM·1d

I know this is the most Gen X thing to say ever, but bring back skinny jeans. Or at least straight leg. These wide bottom jeans are just ridiculous. Let's move on. ✌️

English

362

1.2K

46.3K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·17h

@memilies I'm watching 'last man on earth' and January jones' character shoots Jon hamm's character... felt quite therapeutic 😅

English

211

emily@memilies·1d

"sometimes I feel like I'm living with a little girl." there is literally no hell with enough turning spits for don draper.

emily@memilies

I don't know why we as a society aren't talking about betty draper every hour of the day. a psychological tapestry and more to the point she should have been at the club

English

176

20.7K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·19h

@cosmicjester I'd like dumb phones for kids up to 16 yo. Keep social media on desktops/laptops. Theyre easier to keep an eye on. Agree with phone bans in school. The kids are often circumventing the social media bans, so I dont think its an effective policy.

English

cosmic jester@cosmicjester·1d

This puts me at odds with like 95% of people on Twitter but I think phone bans in schools and age bans on social media are (generally) good and will be vindicated in time. 16 might be a year or two too high (14 probably the better age).

Kate Ferguson@kateferguson4

EXCL: Sir Keir Starmer is expected to ban social media for under 16s. A government consultation on curbs ends on Tuesday & no final decision will be taken until after that. But I understand No10 policy chiefs have privately said they expect a total ban thesun.co.uk/news/39197313/…

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·19h

@FalseProphet138 @TAFEdefender It does indeed need quite a bit of attention, and it's hard to see a path forward when the rhetoric thrown around is so divisive and actively works to stop people for working for common good.

English

False Prophet@FalseProphet138·22h

@HeyhoShoop93117 @TAFEdefender I am grateful. Probly more grateful then you. Because I know that it won't be around for much longer.

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·20h

@MatthewSco50098 @BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester In short, all governments apply policies that influence markets according to their particular philosophy. Ain't nothing natural about it. It is always, always, always influenced/managed by some humans in some way.

English

Max Factor@MatthewSco50098·21h

@HeyhoShoop93117 @BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester You want to point out where I went wrong?

English

cosmic jester@cosmicjester·1d

Mystified by this idea that so many people have that property can and should only ever increase in value in real terms, even at the expense of everyone else, and that anything other than strong growth is an abject failure

Timmehhh 🍞@Timmehhhh7

How many young Australians bought a home this weekend after they weren’t outbid by “Investors”. Not many I reckon. Going well so far then. How long until Labor abandon “The modelling”.

English

182

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·21h

@andrewmac71 @DavidShoebridge How much of the wealth do they have? I'm guessing it's a fuckton more than 17-20% of the wealth.

English

Andrew@andrewmac71·15 May

@DavidShoebridge The 1% pay between 17-20% of the taxes. It's how the money is spent that is the issue.

English

David Shoebridge@DavidShoebridge·6 May

Homelessness is a policy choice and a policy failure. As the 1% don't have to pay their fair share, everyone else is suffering. Societies don't work when a few hoard the wealth of the many. smh.com.au/national/a-mot…

English

421

392

853

28.9K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·21h

@MatthewSco50098 @BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester Well that's an extraordinary simplification. I'll grant that twitter isnt great for complexity, but still...

English

Max Factor@MatthewSco50098·22h

@HeyhoShoop93117 @BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester Well obviously they are. We live in a world of supply and demand where we buy and sell property be it lemonade or houses. If your product is popular, people will buy it for price dictated by market forces. If the price is too high, there will be no buyers even if it wanted.

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·23h

@crakeka1 And probably beneficial for them. We need decent media so badly!

English

Kathy Crawford@crakeka1·1d

Watching the sheep voting for the abattoir against their own interests illustrates why truth in political advertising is essential in a healthy democracy. People for whom the proposed legislation will have zero affect have been convinced they will be victims. Sigh. #insiders

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·23h

@rationalbitch He really seems to have lost the plot in the last few years in particular. He's not a well person.

English

Oh Dear! @rationalbitch@rationalbitch·1d

Talk about over emotional and over react...he isnt angry...he is violent

Geoff Wilson@GeoffWilsonWAM

“No one is going to want to invest in Australia”. “What the Fu.k are you doing”. This insane CGT, which will destroy aspiration and ambition in Australia must be STOPPED. Every Australian must stand up.

English

298

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·23h

@MatthewSco50098 @BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester Why would you think money markets are a natural force? What an odd idea!

English

Max Factor@MatthewSco50098·23h

@BrissyBella84 @cosmicjester Buying property is always a risk in a free market, as many who invested in mining towns have found out to their detriment, but in this case, the government is introducing artificial factors to the market that have the potential to lower values across the board. That's not natural

English

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·1d

@carolemorrissey @TheTodayShow @sunriseon7 The rich people have got the bots out in force to oppose this...

English

CaroleMorrissey🐧@carolemorrissey·1d

The problem with these types of tax reforms is that the people who they affect have the loudest voices & the people it benefits don't have a voice. They aren't invited to appear on @TheTodayShow or @sunriseon7 every fucking day like the privileged few are. 😠😠 #insiders

English

122

448

4.7K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·1d

@nicksamios @strangerous10 Would have loved wider reform, companies are not doing their fair share, but top 10% hold how much of the wealth in this country? 50% seems a little one the low side.

English

Nicholas Samios@nicksamios·1d

@strangerous10 “Fair share”? Can you show me the math? Top 10% of tax payers already pay 50% of tax.

English

103

stranger@strangerous10·1d

"I think you need to take a Valium, take a Bex and have a lie down," Mr Petre told ABC News. A much-needed reality check for the ultra-wealthy crying about having to pay their fair share. Thank you Mr Petre. #auspol

English

384

1.2K

13K

Shoopah Heyho@HeyhoShoop93117·1d

@slimstert @strangerous10 Much more! Cou tries where there is a smaller gap between the richest and the poorest have less crime and generally happier. Being rich seems to make people into miserable bastards, so its for their own good really 😆

English

Sarel@slimstert·1d

@strangerous10 The top 10% pay 50% of income tax. How much should they pay to make you feel better?

English

Keşfet

@AnnetteJack6 @TAFEdefender @Puppa881 @thotscar_wilde @sapph0kanikan @adgirlMM @ChiCroDamir @memilies