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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njSV5LtVmR4 Though free market theory seems logical enough to me in a vacuum, this video does a good job of explaining why I am wary of transitioning into it while the other existing power structures eagerly await the demise of Government (as much of a facade it is).

Hypnotic :)

http://switzer.com.au/the-experts/david-bassanese/get-rid-of-the-gst-and-save-50-billion/ Yeah yeah, I know, get rid of all tax, governments etc etc. Well until that happens, the least the bastards could do is stop wasting our time with having to itemise and report it.

Consumption is natural enough, but making it an "ism" makes it an ideology. The problem is that there are enough weak minds to take this philosophy to fundamentalist extremes. As with any ideology, those at the top profit, while those at the bottom ignorantly contribute to their own future...

The sad reality is how this contributes to landfill and manufacturing pollution. Personally I'll pay more for something that lasts longer due to being made with better materials. Sometimes this is not available on the market where it once was (or had the potential to be), and though explicit...

Well they have weapons now, and look at them go. Following your logic, maybe if the occupied territories had better armaments they'd stand a chance, and peace is the result of possessing equal force. Equally likely, death and destruction accelerates, and the so called holy land becomes a literal...

Maybe we should legalise pot, which is a step towards libertarianism, and see if stoned libertarians are more effective than capitalist libertarians.

Source: http://welovedaisy.tumblr.com/post/112689870407

Democracy in theory, every 4 years or so we decide which puppet will take the stage on behalf of lobby groups and corporate interests based on the popularity of issues engineered to distract and divide. If the result is a majority in both houses, the effect is dictatorial. If the senate ends up...

Preferential voting system is very effective in changing what you want into what you didn't want.

This ^ Depends whether this opportunity is used to concentrate on the road or spent taking selfies. I prefer manual as it keeps you focused on the task at hand. I see it like training wheels in a bike. Fine to learn with, but lazy to live with.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/whistleblowers-nab-leak-reveals-persistent-bad-behaviour-in-financial-planning-fuels-royal-commission-calls-20150220-13hv1f.html And they also sponsor the presesaon footy.

Now at $2.30 Spewing I forgot about this one last Tuesday.

Just found this - http://www.news.com.au/finance/money/ato-gets-tougher-on-tax-loss-share-sales/story-e6frfmdr-1111115524396#ixzz1qmXU0n4f And this - http://law.ato.gov.au/atolaw/view.htm?DocID=TPA/TA20087/NAT/ATO/00001 Guess that means Option 1 could be perceived as a "wash sale" unless I...

I'm relatively new to this game, and was hoping one of the sagacious traders here could confirm/deny a hypothetical for me... Assuming I buy $5000 of shares in company A, and $5000 shares in company B. Assume brokerage to be $20 for simplicity. Option 1 Company A does well, and 3 months later...

Yeah he's a bit loose but I put up with it to access info he's a vector to when I'm in a tolerant mood. Here's the site GE Griff was plugging, which probably covers a bit of what he was talking about - http://www.freedomforceinternational.org/ but I'ts not a very well structured interface...

Got this on the wall of the cage I work in to remind me why I'm here.