Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "The Project" channel.

  1. The Libs added how much debt in the last decade? Tell us of your knowledge and historical worry about Australia's debt.
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  2. This is how Scotty from Marketing is calculating unemployment. Look it up If a person has 2 casual position jobs, and is delivering for Uber, that person has 3 jobs...just to make ends meet. If there are another 2 people, both without work, Scotty calls that zero unemployment. How? 3 jobs 3 people. ...zero unemployment. Scotty from Marketing
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  3. Does Scotty have any policies?
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  4. On the rich hopefully.
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  5. Out of our 2 options, you think Albo is the one that is out if touch. That's hilarious
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  6. Landslide. Show us your tears.
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  7. Referendums are constitutional. What are you talking about?
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  8. He can't be any worse. You say that as if Scotty is even remotely competent
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  9. The easiest way to get a well paid job in China is leave office with the Libs, after helping your future employers with legislation. That Federal ICAC needs to be able to look at Scotty's crew.
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  10. Are you kidding?
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  11. At least we had an election so we could fix it
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  12. We have been watching Scotty for years. How much more study do we need before we realise he isn't the good shepherd? Seriously
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  13.  @robmalone5985  That's how Scotty himself would address the criticism. Unrelated babble.
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  14. 4:19 Weird mixed messages. We know we are going to be eaten...but then claim we don't know anything about Albo. Which is it? Make up your mind how you are choosing to spin it.
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  15. Using old photos of Albo in the thumbnail. Classy...and transparent
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  16. I thought we don't know anything about Albo...and that we need to be scared of the change. Now you say you know he is just the same as the last turd Make up your mind. Which is it?
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  17. Imagine if you were a Qatar spokesperson for cash. Some people have zero integrity.
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  18.  @kylemaljevac5482  scary thought
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  19.  @Gdsamplify  Why are you so convinced that members won't be elected to positions? We don't even elect our PM. We elect parliamentarians, and they tell us who they want as PM.
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  20. Does boot polish stain your tongue?
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  21. Wait...I thought it was all an unknown change. Now it's all the same. Make up your mind. Confused messaging seems the only consistent
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  22.  @kylemaljevac5482  next one...?
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  23. Disaster? Not even an attempt to hide the bias.
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  24. @Mark Jones I know that...you know that. That's part of what made Scomo's marketing campaign look ridiculous.
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  25.  @Gdsamplify  How so? What part bars an Indigenous voice in parliament? Do tell. If that were to be true, then it requires fixing. No one native to Australia should be restricted from having a voice in parliament.
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  26. ​ @rmac3217  You forgot that isn't the only form of power generation
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  27. The are marketing people. They want you to ask for regulations against your own access.
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  28.  @Bella-nq4gq  Sounds like your contract was negotiated without decent scrutiny. I am not sure how that means the Labor party did it, unless I am missing something. All that said, it doesn't make Scotty any more acceptable. Even if it was somehow the Labor party that did it, that was a previous incarnation. We know this version of the Libs aren't any good. It's a messed up story you have there. It's not like the COALition is looking out for workers rights, or anyone other than themselves and their beneficiaries. Edit spelling
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  29. They want us to ask for regulations to limit our access. They won't limit corporate access.
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  30. It is to reduce public access, but keep it for corporations. These guys are just convincing you to ask the government for regulations to limit our access. Straight up manipulation
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  31. Are you referring to government?
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  32. Remember people. When they get you to ask to remove freedom with regulations, they won't regulate the corporations - just us. The easiest way to remove civil freedoms is to have the population ask for it.
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  33. Limit "Super Annuation Self Managed Portfolios" to a single domestic rental property. Simple.
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  34. It was all a show. Wagner refitted at the military base and went to Belarus and will open a new front closer to Kyiv. ... and Putin looks strong because it was all planned. Pregozin even told the Russian population the truth about casualties and blamed "not Putin" for it. It was all staged.
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  35. Look what happens with an actual foreign policy department
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  36. Lick more boots
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  37. Scare tactics in effect. Getting the public to ask for regulations so they can lock it away for corporations use. This puppet mouthpiece is doing his propaganda again. They want to scare you into asking to have your access regulated - and it is working.
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  38. And keep going. Don't stop. Don't look back
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  39. ​​ @NoWindNoSunNoPower  All very easily solved individually. Shall we go through the huge list of things you don't know about? Where would you like to start.
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  40.  @Peter-vn8ue  And the largest lithium battery storage facility in the world, at the time of installation. There are many things that work together to solve the issue.
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  41.  @rmac3217  Why would you ask the question as if you expect a single method in isolation to fit all situations and requirements? With such a narrow expectation I can see why you fail to recognise the obvious possibilities. One question. What have you lost if we move to renewable power, and it turns out climate change isn't a thing? Pollution? Is that what you are arguing to keep?
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