@AdamBandt It's a duopoly. Sure there's smaller companies and aldi ... But they really don't compete either on price or brands offered (that Aussies want).
Open the market up, stop allowing the duopoly to cherry pick where they put their stores.
Give Australians more options.
@CentaurRita Maybe ... But most likely cheaper than that.
Coles and Woolworths both tighten the screams based on the data they have at their fingertips (Neilsen data, flybuys etc). They also screw companies on shelf position - want it at eye height then pony up!
@skkoopman @VyperMk1@CampbellNewman Ok so what's your worst possible scenario in regards to a digital ID?
Absolute worst.
Then think about different governments and what they might do in that worst possible situation (knowing that it will not be mandatory).
@Andrew_Godman@rationalaussie As a child of the boomer gen ...
They've got issues, sure. Some really big issues.
So do each of the generations who think it's tougher than the last.
There's more to each generational story than percentages and costs.
@GadSaad As long as you are aware he is not agendaless ... Hmmmm ... His current agenda is "non advertising" ...
Could it be that @elon is actually agenda fluid?
#Breaking#DigitalID@SenKatyG just served notice of motion to introduce National Digital ID.
All those ridiculed (so called) conspiracy theorists were once again BANG ON.
Once introduced, Programmable Central Bank Digital Currency follows, your cash gone and your carbon footprint tied with your social credit score, will be integrated into one app to rule them all.
Australians have remained silent too long and the WEF / UN agenda is succeeding.
You heard it here first, now you need to get LOUD if you value your freedoms. Labor donโt.
#Auspol2023 #CBDC #DigitalID #DigitalPassport #BigData #GovernmentOverreach #CancelLabor
The Australien Government and the Opposition have made an ad about electoral reforms, and itโs surprisingly honest and informative (and they're hoping you don't hear about it) #auspol
@9NewsAUS One in a million hey?
I suppose that's true in a sense ... I've seen quite a few one in a millions when it comes to the jab. Different one in a millions.
If you put them all together then you'd think someone might want to do something about it ...
@KosSamaras @Just_Krystle_M It's an indication of potential aspects that a university degree provides.
One being not being able to think outside their tightly defined degree. That allows them to hold beliefs of others and their degrees as their own without knowing anything about it.
That's a problem.
@AlboMP Completely missing the point. The high cost of living is the biggest problem we face right now. Tens of thousands are teetering on the edge, yet all you do is show us ... Nothing that looks to acknowledge or solve the issue.
Honestly ... I thought you might be different.
@LMcKirdy7 Yeah they are.
Let the AFL run them and give the northern teams access to one. Then let the other teams draft as they may.
It's a shit system. It needs fixing.
@dimla62@DrVicFielding He who controls misinformation ... Will have a jolly good time with it.
Governments change ... Their narrative changes ... As does what they consider misinformation ... Even if it's proved to be true thereafter.
So. How would you feel if the Libs got their dirty paws on this?
@KosSamaras I'm in Wills ... Outside of the area around Peter's office you wouldn't know it's different to any normal day (especially Brunswick West where I am).
I guess someone looked up his name, thought he would be a good target and brought in the troops (easily accessible by PT).