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@RebeccaYChan The world was at peace when Donald Trump was president

@TheKouk A country can’t endlessly tell productive, high-capital and entrepreneurial people they’re disposable while simultaneously assuming growth just magically continues anyway. That’s not how prosperous economies work.

@TheKouk If you have $2 million dollars, and a $1 billion dollar idea, why would you build it here to give half the a wasteful government? You wouldn't. You cut your losses and build it where you keep the value YOU earnt. These people don't owe you their wealth. They created it.

@TheKouk Wealth is leaving. Poverty is lining up to come. It’s not a good thing and Australian govt is meant to serve Australians, not the other way around.

Ol Dickos feelings are hurt.... hes been called out for bias as speaker. Keep it up good people. He needs to be held to account or resign.

Business has declared war on Jim Chalmers’ budget and is vowing to oppose the capital gains tax reforms even if concessions are granted, as West Australian Premier Roger Cook became the second Labor state leader to break ranks with the Albanese government and call for a carve-out for the mining exploration sector. With Business Council of Australia chief executive Bran Black telling The Australian the budget had already turned international investors away from Australia, Mr Cook said he was concerned the CGT changes could hit exploration and foreign investment in the resources-rich state. The Treasurer on Wednesday labelled some of the criticism from business leaders as “completely and utterly wrong”, with the budget threatening to fracture the Albanese government’s relationship with corporate Australia. While the government is considering broader concessions to the CGT regime that are being pushed for by business groups, several senior Labor sources say the preference remains to offer narrow carve-outs for tech-­focused start-ups. The Nationals Farmers Federation has also revealed concerns that agriculture businesses may be unintentionally hit by CGT reforms designed for other sectors.

This must be stopped 👇 wilsonassetmanagement.com.au/capitalgainsta…

Oh here we go. Tax the productive and make it easier for the non productive… That’s… socialism! #auspol

@Glenn02936110 Bloomberg says inflation is up

ABC says inflation is down, Sky New says it's up. "The Reserve Bank of Australia's preferred measure of inflation has lifted to its highest point since September 2024 as housing costs remain high" Watch Jim Snake Charmer spin this to try and convince us that the grocery bill will not go up almost every time we shop and rents will not increase thanks to his wonderful budget. Netflix should pick this up as a drama series on corruption and lies.

So why do you constantly lie and mistreat us?

You take the risk. Albanese Labor Government takes the reward. #auspol

The @ausgov @JEChalmers @AlboMP must listen and learn. Nothing has changed. The new CGT must be stopped before it destroys ambition and aspirations in Australia. linkedin.com/posts/damircuc…

The insanity of chalmers.. he's putting a budget to parliament that hasn't even had the detail worked out . He is simply nuts.

Can't help thinking that Labor are using the eSafety Commission (under the guise of the social media ban) to attack our free speech on X. They do their best to shut down Senate estimates when it's revealed that the ESafety Commission is only attacking X in the courts. Vindictive.

Even communist China has lower CGT than Australia. We have the highest CGT in the world. How does this make sense?

The capital gains tax reforms will absolutely destroy the Australian economy. And innovation. And our way of life. They've lost the plot.

@pauliec80859931 @JEChalmers Yep.

Just a reminder @JEChalmers Australia has the highest rate of inflation in the developed world. Today’s number was artificially reduced by 0.5% because of the temporary halving of the petrol excise. It will be reversed once the full excise is restored. Also, Australia’s trimmed mean inflation rate (the underlying inflation rate which the RBA looks at) rose. It’s not exactly an ideal picture.

In the most extreme cases, the NDIS has led to disabled hostages being denied essential services while their carers live a life of taxpayer-funded luxury. How? Because the design equates cost with good – and so the incentive is to maximise participation and expenditure. Two quotes come to mind: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions” “Show me the incentive and I’ll show you the outcome”

Albo owns a few houses but Aaron and his family can get f*cked! typical arrogant socialist response.

Labor has been called out for lies . And the speaker runs a protection racket for albo. When dick doesn't like it ..he cries saying he's getting a backlash from social media. The shadow treasurer is right.