Very briefly:
Currently on the Australian television air waves a message
is sent out to the general population to commit to a business transaction to
donate their cash to a charity because there are 1.1 million children in
Australia living in poverty.
But we already gave at the 'office', in the form of taxes.
Is it the people's fault that the lawmakers or people in
government did not distribute our cash to those in need?
Is it the people's fault that the people in government
choose not to allocate enough tax payers cash into healthcare or
infrastructure?
Australia's homeless is also the people's fault, right?
Maybe we should also donate (their corporate promissory notes, commonly referred to as cash) to the
poor breeders in government who give
themselves $200k+ salaries which they claim they cannot afford to live off,
meanwhile stating that the 'dole' is enough to live off and they can do it.
It is our job to give to Australia's 1.1 million children in
poverty and we did, but those in the 'Australian Government' allocated these funds
to themselves, and created jobs for mates and family members (now now don't go running off with that last remark as the sole reason, for it was just an example).
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