(10-03-2022, 07:27 PM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Slight exaggeration there.
i cannot think of anything else as uniformly damaging to a sitting government as the economy.
and nothing is as fickle and uncontrollable as the economy.
covid kudos will evaporate quickly when you cannot meet your next mortgage payment, or cant get your car fixed, so you can pay a quarter of your wage in petrol to get to your minimum wage job.
it will be covid who?
fixed income superannuants trying to pay rates on a property that has just had its rates go up 30% after council revaluation? the skyrocketing valuation a direct result of a housing shortage that hasnt got better but actually worsened under this government, and no sign of that changing ever? no plans, no projections, no policy. praying for the reserve bank or the banking institutions or a GFC to happen
i think im understating it if anything.
money talks everything else walks, everything.
(10-03-2022, 07:42 PM)harm_less Wrote:yes, on the backs of our kids(10-03-2022, 06:44 PM)Magoo Wrote: interest rates going up.but at least the demand for houses to buy will ease if hoards of first home buyers fall over. Housing crisis eased?
inflation over 6%
petrol at record highs and rising
nothing, but nothing is as punishing to any government than a poor economy
and our economy is in tatters
as you know, at times like this i like to seek the affirmation and comfort of haiku
but for gods good grace
glad not to be destitute
that would be fucked
So if you disappear out of view You know I will never say goodbye