Comments by "The Phoenix Saga" (@The_Phoenix_Saga) on "Labor has lost the ‘moral authority’ to govern Australia" video.

What I find astounding is that the Australian people actually accept the legal law of forcing them to give up their liberties through a penalty for not voting.
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@Glenn-ei3xp By putting anything on the ballot, you're signing consent. Funny how they all have a number on the paper isn't it...
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@Glenn-ei3xp Even if you put nothing, the fact that you take part in any way, is sufficient enough consent.
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@Glenn-ei3xp And that alone is sufficient consent. The only way is to not take part.
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@ZELJKO472 You see it.
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@Glenn-ei3xp Which counts as a signing of consent.
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@Glenn-ei3xp to the winner of the outcome act as they wish, when they wish in your name and they do so as their masters instruct them That's what.
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@Glenn-ei3xp You really haven't realised have you. You're signing to be governed and ruled and those who are in place do at their whim anything in your name.
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@Glenn-ei3xp 😂 And you actually believe that. Naive fool - the ones you choose govern the way they're told by those who really run things. No secret cabal - they own your banks.
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@Glenn-ei3xp You think? Tell that to who own the banks - take it you get to choose them do you...
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@Glenn-ei3xp Cause now you're talking about the ones who really run the country.
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@Glenn-ei3xp Still think you choose your leaders? Given you've just answered No to my last question, you shouldn't.
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@Glenn-ei3xp Then you really don't know who holds the power then do you. Oh the naivety.
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@Glenn-ei3xp You're not the one who runs the bank which enables the capital so that your business can run, are you.
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@Glenn-ei3xp OK then answer this - what is your currency backed on? Isn't gold or silver - hasn't been for decades now...
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@Glenn-ei3xp And that cash is backed on.... what exactly?
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@Glenn-ei3xp You're not understanding me - the physical collateral that money used to be backed on isn't used anymore. It's backed by fiscal debt. The government doesn't own the money, the banks do and they loan it with interest. Now answer this - how do you pay back debt with debt??
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@Glenn-ei3xp Denial is the most predictable of responses to the truth. But rest assured, the next election will result in the same outcome it always has - and they've grown quite adept at assuring it.
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@Glenn-ei3xp And for all your talk of making money - the notes and coins themselves have no intrinsic value: they promise the holder the value of the amount minted on it which the government whom have loaned the money from the banks to circulate with interest are to honour. But there is nothing actually backing the notes up in terms of physical collateral, meaning they're effectively just IOUs for a value that doesn't exist. And the more that gets put into circulation from borrowing the more the inflation goes up, the debt rises... and lo behold the situation we're in. So once again: how do you pay back debt with a currency that's backed by debt?
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@Glenn-ei3xp Oh you WILL see it as your problem once either the state declares insolvent bankruptcy; all because who gets in just decides to do things differently, to which the banks will demand payment that will be impossible to pay. And when that happens; prepare for the mother of tax hikes. Or the owners of the banks to whom government answer to, decide to change all that: Does the term "You will own nothing and be happy" ring any bells?
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@Glenn-ei3xp Miserable in being able to see the storm but few heeding the warnings? No, but then those who ignore me can't say I didn't try. I'd say I'll be having the last laugh; but this particular situation in question doesn't indulge any schaudenfrude.
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@Glenn-ei3xp Not really; those who I've warned can't say I didn't try if they don't want to listen. What's actually sympathetic is the fact that those like you STILL believe you have any say about the running of things. I'd say I'll laugh last, but then this doesn't give me any schudenfeude.
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@Glenn-ei3xp I'll leave you with this - I'd sooner be ridiculed for this, than to be proven right. Take the hint.
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