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I'm still wondering whether an unconscious racial bias might have impacted their decision to cancel the ambulance?

This right here is why they shouldn't of cancelled the ambulance. Cops ain't qualified to assess whether something is a health emergency.

Some of those who work forces are the same that burn crosses.

I know these have mostly been performative for a while but I feel like this one has really symbolised the crossover into entire absurdity.

Why didn't they get arrested? They were doing illegal nazi salutes. The double standard for these fucks is absurd.

Capitalist governments be like look how good we are at spending money efficiently. Meanwhile, burns cash on useless middle men.

Cool. Now stfu and advocate for the removal of mutual obligations. Anything less than that and you're still a scab and class traitor. This issue is actually surprisingly simple, no mutual obligations = no tax payer money going to welfare frauds (JSP system). Then we can start discussing how to reform employment support and what that would look like. But any system that's underpinned by mutual obligations will be deeply flawed.

Take their current profits and imagine they were going to government income instead.

Doesn't matter if it works better or worse (who gets to determine this and by what measure?), it's a matter of who benefits from ownership.

This whole agency and department needs to be completely overhauled. I'm fairly certain services australia are still breaking many laws in their day to day operations.They need to be put into crisis mode, have business as usual mode suspended, auto-approve payments, hire a fucktone more staff (permanently) and fix shit. I would have thought Shorten would have the political will to do something about this but he's been so disappointing.

I dramatically strain for something that's too high up for me to reach it. Pretend to try and weild the force to pull it towards me. And then wait until my very tall partner just comes along to grab it.

I think OP is guided by virtue ethics actually.

Going to space! I'm disabled so it's highly unlikely that I would be able to, even if it was commercially available.