Recent content by Joydie

Does this moron not realise that she has the freedom to behave like this because of the thousands of Aussie men and women who died under this flag fighting for her freedom?

You can look at things in that light if you wish, but I prefer to take the view that her story proves that anyone can make a success of their life without a tertiary education. That's providing you regard financial gain as success. I personally don't. There are many thousands of Australians...

I applaud your view of the ideal world, and wish it could be so. Unfortunately, there are too many groups, powerful groups, actively working to ensure that this can't happen. The first time I was called a cynic I was eight years old. I prefer the term 'clear eyed realist'. While ever the human...

Now, I wonder if you've read her maiden speech in its entirety. I have and I agree that the 'swamped by Asians' was a very poor choice of words. It displayed a fear of the unknown, because I do believe she'd led a very insular life, in a stratum of society with little desire to learn about other...

Elitist, much? I have two degrees, teaching and nursing, and I'm here to tell you that every deadset idiot I've ever met has a uni degree. You only have to look at the idiots currently stuffing up Australia to know that the uni educated, elitist lawyers don't have a clue. Give me a down to earth...

Please give examples of her 'racism, xenophobia, victimising and manipulation of the disenfranchised, warmongering, privatisation pushing, union bashing, anti-environmental stance and general divisiveness, and slavish support for corporates and the billionaire sector.' Just one example of each...

Several months ago, hubby answered an ad for a mobility scooter. Now, it's dollars to donuts that anyone interested in a mobility scooter is a senior. She begged hubby for a deposit because she and her partner were setting themselves up in their first home and she needed $100 to pay a deposit on...

Good for you! Keep up.

Don't judge my story on the chapter you walked in on.

I had one of these on the base of my spinal cord. It wasn't discovered until I was 40 and displaying some weird neurological symptoms which didn't add up. As a child, I'd had episodes lasting six or so weeks with blinding headaches, nausea and dizziness. No reason could be found and in the end...

You're right! I say you're right! Listen to me when I'm talking to you girl!