@GreensAU2 Great point, except if’s not just “large” corporations hit with this tax the payroll tax threshold is $1mil in most states… that’s around 10 staff on average wage. It’s absolutely insane. They hate us
@SandraW70403194@Jaggy80 I’ve been a victim of rape, around 20yrs ago too & I’ve never forgotten it. And there’s no fucking way even today that I ever want to see that man’s face again. Ever. I certainly wouldn’t pay to go see him. Something is off here…
@ChrisMcKayReal As a ON voter, the great thing about democracy is that you are perfectly free to have your own opinion. Unfortunately for the Left, they prefer to control everyone’s opinions & harrass those that don’t agree with them.
@GingerLady6@SuburbanDuchess You sure about that? Sure looked like she was selling sex from what I’ve seen. They scrubbed all that from mainstream but it’s still readily available if you know where to look.
In 1956 two doctors on a London hospital ward fed overweight patients 1,000 calories a day, changed nothing but what the calories were made of, and the patients eating mostly carbohydrate lost no weight at all.
Alan Kekwick and Gaston Pawan, the Middlesex Hospital.
Every slimming plan in the country rested on one sum. Eat less than you burn and the weight comes off, whatever the food.
So they nailed the sum to the floor. Patients kept on the ward, every meal weighed, water and salt held steady, the scales read every day.
Then they fed them the same 1,000 calories three ways.
90% fat.
90% protein.
90% carbohydrate.
1,000 calories is a starvation ration for a heavy adult. By the sum, every patient on every diet should have been losing steadily.
On the fat, the weight fell fastest. Some of them dropped more than a pound a day.
On the protein, the weight fell.
On the carbohydrate, the same 1,000 calories, the weight sat where it was.
On the fat ration the patients' urine carried a substance that pulled fat out of storage, and their blood filled with ketones, the fuel a body makes from its own fat. On the carbohydrate ration, neither appeared.
Carbohydrate raises insulin, and insulin is the hormone that keeps fat locked in storage. The calories were identical. The lock was not.
Seventy years on, the advice at the surgery is still the sum. Eat less, move more, and choose the low-fat option to make the calories go further.
The low-fat option is the one that stood still on a London hospital ward in 1956.
1,000 calories of carbohydrate kept a heavy patient heavy, and the woman on her fourth slimming club is still being told the problem is her willpower.
@genjustlaw As a woman I do find it so hard to imagine how a guy could get you into a public toilet stall in the female bathroom, unzip & make you give him oral. Sorry you lost me at that case.
@King0243_PJC I live 40mins from my sister and haven’t seen her since last July, over 12 months ago. But we chat on the phone/whatsapp weekly. We’re just busy, means nothing. Get a life
@Auriel_zy@JesusChristJr2 Pretty simple… don’t spend 20years doing nothing but being a wife & mother. I raised 3 kids as a SAHM for 10yrs… but I got my business degree in that time & went back to work once the youngest started school. If you choose to be dependent you better stay married.
Now that’s a welcome to country!!
Luke Herdegen in his maiden speech acknowledging our ancestors.
Those who came before us, the explorers, the pioneers, the first and the settlers who carved out this Nation on an unforgiving land.
Who all joined together united under One Nation.
No more apologising, no more feeling ashamed. It’s time to stand up and be proud.
Proud of the spirit of Australia 🇦🇺