Post by NFA on Jul 15, 2023 4:54:53 GMT 8
RE: Families ditch pets as costs rise
The Editor
The Cairns Post
In the 1960s and ‘70s, when we had far smaller and less intrusive governments, Australian families could own a house, a car, and a Reef boat just on Dad’s pay while Mum stayed home with the kids.
The more governments expanded, the harder it became to raise a family on a single income and Mums were forced out of their homes and into the workforce.
In 2023, with obscenely bloated governments now intruding into every tiny aspect of life, families can’t afford to keep their pets, (Families ditch pets as costs rise, 15/07).
It is now glaringly obvious that to return to a decent standard of living we’re going to have to slash the size and reach of governments, and that process will need to start with a Bill of Rights.
If you’re a Labor supporter, ask Albo why his referendum is offering costly racial division but not a Bill of Rights to curb government and improve everyone’s living standards.
(160 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga
The Cairns Post
In the 1960s and ‘70s, when we had far smaller and less intrusive governments, Australian families could own a house, a car, and a Reef boat just on Dad’s pay while Mum stayed home with the kids.
The more governments expanded, the harder it became to raise a family on a single income and Mums were forced out of their homes and into the workforce.
In 2023, with obscenely bloated governments now intruding into every tiny aspect of life, families can’t afford to keep their pets, (Families ditch pets as costs rise, 15/07).
It is now glaringly obvious that to return to a decent standard of living we’re going to have to slash the size and reach of governments, and that process will need to start with a Bill of Rights.
If you’re a Labor supporter, ask Albo why his referendum is offering costly racial division but not a Bill of Rights to curb government and improve everyone’s living standards.
(160 words)
Peter Campion
Tolga