@enmoretiger-0 said in [Politics Super Thread \- keep it all in here](/post/1366635) said:I have been a long time reader of the forum, but not an active member.
I have always had a interest in politics and follow, read & got to know a few in my time and I have always voted (for the last 44 years) for the party I believe had a plan for the country that involved moving in forward direction for the good of us all and not a select few.
This country has a very poor distribution of the ownership on the media and therefore always gives one side a free ride. For example name on electronic or other means of media that is bias to the left. I will save you the trouble, the Guardian is obviously left in its out look. Please do not try and tell me the abc is left bias, they are the only media outlet that has a code of conduct as legislation to be even handed.
My own personal political awareness journey developed much further when I started uni as a mature aged student, thank you Gough, and my love of reading is still with me now. My observation is that the more educated one becomes, the more one tends to lean towards one political direction.
I can name numerous changes one party has made to this country, widows pension, 8 hour day, nationalised health, floating the dollar and modernising the Australian econmy, NDIS etc etc
The other party, gun laws (which was outstanding) and the GST, is about it.
I will not name who I vote for, but I vote for reform and the good of the country, not for the few that put self interest before the country.
You forgot about conscription to fight in Vietnam of boys who were too young to vote.I have never voted for that garbage party because of that dog act and i never will.They are all about looking after their rich mates to the detriment of fellow Australians and the rest of the world