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[kris @Munka01]

@jonnoxrevanche Being an Englishman that moved to Aus, these are a fantastic indicator of who to fucking avoid in the office. Also they look fucking shit with a suit.

[kris @Munka01]

@Mens_Corner__ Standard Spurs supporter

[kris @Munka01]

@fox_milder @alt911theories Even compared to uk, AUS stuff is absolute shit, laced with all sorts, so much so I stopped using after moving to AUS as no way I am paying $300+ a g when I was getting better in UK for $40.

[kris @Munka01]

@fox_milder @alt911theories https://t.co/nitrZWYVLt

[kris @Munka01]

@MattPrez_ @DHughesy I'll tell ya what is funny, you thinking your some sort of financial expert. Keep grinding fella, one day someone might interact with your financial advice tweets.

[kris @Munka01]

@rawlo13 @MattPrez_ @DHughesy Yes, ours is lower than pretty much every other developed nation.

[kris @Munka01]

@MattPrez_ @DHughesy I suggest you go look at this list. Australian government debt is not the issue you think it is. https://t.co/6Mx0AoUPmt

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ Why the fuck are you trying to make out like people living in 2m houses are victims? Surely if you were so caring you would be putting this much effort into defending homeless or less fortunate not rich boomers. Its pathetic.

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ Why are you making up a scenario that isn't going to happen, Burnham said he is making no changes to council tax. But still in this example they are rich, if they could afford a 125k house in 1980 they were likely on a wage of what would be 200k plus today,

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ I fail to understand what your point is? And why you think some imaginary fake scenario should be getting sympathy in the comments?

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ You are getting your knickers in a twist about a policy that doesnt exist. Not once have I suggested that the policy makes economic sense. My point is that whatever the policy I am not going to feel sympathy for rich people if a policy costs them some money.

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ Your the one suggesting people are stupid for calling out a completely made up story, average house price in uk in 1980 was 25k to 30k and you think they bought a house on a council estate for 125k? Maybe you need to reconsider you understanding of economics.

[kris @Munka01]

@AbsolutelyJosh_ Why should we feel sorry for boomers that have made 1500% return on property? and are sitting on a 2m asset?

[kris @Munka01]

@jabberwock951 Seems his parents also paid 125k for a house on a council estate in 1980.

[kris @Munka01]

@JP__75 @maximumwelfare @DHughesy @aaronsmith Yet you have blind loyalty to Dave, despite him regularly being proved wrong for the propaganda he is spreading.

[kris @Munka01]

@w1llthemarshal @AaronBastani Ok so help is fine as long as its for you and not for your mates in home town? You just sound like a selfish prick that wants all policies to benefit you directly. Newsflash, that's not how life works.

[kris @Munka01]

@w1llthemarshal @AaronBastani If you are employed in London and can afford to service a 700k house why should you get government help to support your kids? If a slight change in council tax is going to put you into financial trouble, then if seems you have stretched yourself too much financially.

[kris @Munka01]

@w1llthemarshal @AaronBastani To me you will benefit from this (lower council tax - higher sale price-more purchasing power if you move) and if you are negatively affected it will be marginal. This will benefit those who are yet to buy, they now have more purchasing power to buy.

[kris @Munka01]

@w1llthemarshal @AaronBastani Struggling to understand what that has to do with this policy change, you were aware that you would have to pay stamp duty when you purchased and wouldn't get that back, and now you dont have to pay it if you move again.