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Member Since | 10/06/2008 |
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SlickMick commented on Casio Ring Watch Is Coming January 2025
I just wanted thier video promo... it's looks like you can do almost anything with a casio ring watch. (I mean, whilst wearing one.) As for…
SlickMick replied to fat queenslander on [PC, Steam] Free Games - Mr Snuggles Dungeon Adventure, Destroy Them ! @ Steam
now I'm in two minds, do I want the biggest list possible, or a smaller list of quality unplayed games... I need a definitive cutoff or…
lol we nearly agreed for a minute there, because I left out a very big **NOT**. whoops. Well we do agree that consumption + income taxation…
> it's the same thing consumption tax and income tax are not nearly the same thing. The only correct thing to take from that is that there…
What kind of anarchy would we live in if we didn't trust in laws. Your analogy only works to the extent that everyday Australians are…
SlickMick replied to vicerum on Is It Wise to Bet on Bitcoin for The Long Term? My Super Fund Dilemma
>send half a million dollars to the other side of the world in 10 minutes Do you call that a day to day transaction? Yes, for those that it…
I'm glad I live in Australia. If you made the rules, I'd have to hire an electrician to verify that a house is safe before I moved in (in…
The benefits of consumption tax (when you do it right and scrap income tax at the same time) include not demotivating people from building…
sheesh you just made me realise how much time I've spent reading this thread. $17 is nothing compared to the GDP loss this post has caused.
That's a good point. If it were realistically an issue, they'd prob need to introduce reciprocal tax agangements (like you say, the tax…
SlickMick replied to watwatwat on Should I File an ACL Claim for My MacBook Pro Which Is Completely Dead?
lol are you OPs alter ego or just suffer from same dillusion?
Yeah like I said, I disagree. The poor pay 10% of stuff all, the wealthy pay 10% of millions. The poor are still benefiting from the…
How can you expect people of different standings to have the same opportunities? There are many things that the wealthy can do that the…
"Can't sleep on park benches" is not targetted: it could apply to homeless, tourists, activists, teenagers wanting a night out, ... Just…
I really don't see your point. Yes it sucks to be poor and they have no choice but to spend all they have. What's wrong with a loophole…
SlickMick replied to gutwagon on Is It Wise to Bet on Bitcoin for The Long Term? My Super Fund Dilemma
That's only because of his new bromance. But what if they have a falling out? Has he actually been convinced to change his mind on cryto,…
SlickMick replied to Binchicken22 on Is It Wise to Bet on Bitcoin for The Long Term? My Super Fund Dilemma
The only way I'd enjoy that is if I was an exporter. But whatever, time will tell. I haven't purchased flights yet, if it happens, it…
I don't think that counters that a consumption tax is the fair way of taxation. The wealthy do consumne more and therefore pay more. What…
What does rich even mean? You're considered rich by those closer to poverty, but you see rich as having yachts or whatever. IMO a salary…
So what's the figure? What salary would it take for you to consider yourself in a different wealth class to somebody on say $70,000. I…
>A better path would be to increase GST I agree with this though. If you're broke, you don't buy much and don't pay much GST. The wealthy…
You addressed why fines (in thier current form) don't work, but you didn't address why demerit and deprivation of liberty is insufficient…
SlickMick replied to CatalystX on Is It Wise to Bet on Bitcoin for The Long Term? My Super Fund Dilemma
Sounds like you haven't been around long enough to see what happens when prices are pushed beyond intrinsic value
Oh wait do replies count for $10? I'd better put my own comment in too.
SlickMick replied to Bruceflix on OzBargain 2024 Christmas Donations - $40,000 to Charities of Your Choice
I voted for RFDS too, though would have nominated Care Flight - there are a few charities doing great work in remote care.
Sorry you caught me - I clearly didn't read all of your post. I think your problem is very different from OPs.
Have you done your figures properly? IMO the tax advantages of super far outweigh the risk of having restrictions on accessing it. Unless…
Retirement isn't a great option for many people, and can be the start of a slow or not-so-slow death. Most people need a purpose in life,…
I don't think a dairy can/would warrant milk regardless of how it is stored. Just the last part is the correct answer.
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