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>> The WCC sais #$%!@ U!, Cause you dont know what ure talkin bout. I assure you I have lived in Canberra for enough years of my life to know what
I am talking about. >> Not all canberrans fit into ure *#@! up stereotype of rich politicians, or
>> christian. There are a lot of normal people in canberra, not working for the
>> government who choose to live here cause its better then living in some densely
>> populated !@#$ hole and its close to surf and snow. Actually, last time I checked the figures, 60% of workers in Canberra worked
for the government or in positions which mostly directly serviced government
departments. If that figure has changed, please let me know. If it is still correct, then it's fair enough to stereotype the majority of
Canberrans as people who live with their hands in other people's pockets. >> Not every1 has rich families to replace what they have lost. True, but the median income in Canberra is the highest in the country, and it's
mostly money taken by force from the rest of Australia. Do you really expect
their sympathy? >> I live in the Creek, which is the area that was most affected by the fires
>> that day. 2 of my good friends lost there houses that day...and if the
>> rest of Australia is happy bout that then thats &$#*ing wrong. The rest of Australia has the right to decide what makes them happy or
not. Strange that you think they have an obligation to share your values,
as well as give you money. >> Get a life whoever(STRAWMAN) wrote this article..just cause Johnny Howard lives
>> here sometimes.. Actually Johnny lives in Sydney in Kirrabilly house. He refused to live in
Canberra because he didn't think Canberra was representative of Australia.
This snubbing of Canberra has made him even more hated by Canberra's public
servants. >> doesnt mean ever1 here voted for him.. Actually few Canberrans vote for him. They dislike his rhetoric about small
government (which implies a smaller public-service feeding trough, and less
promotional opportunities). Of course Johnny's reality is quite different,
he's the highest taxing PM in Australia's history, but Canberrans (like you)
still hate him because he doesn't say nice things about them. >> POLITICS SUX NOT CANBERRA! The WCC spits on this article, rips it up, and
>> puts it in the bin. Is that the WCC collective who things those things? Do the individual
members have an opinion, or do they just acquiesce to the collective opinion in
typical Canberran style?
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