If any government were serious about protecting Australians from price gouging they would have either broken up the duopoly a long time ago or imposed price controls. Instead we get theatre about price freezes on Christmas hams. If the ALP asks very politely, maybe it’s corporate overlords will say yes and give us crumbs. Both parties ultimately represent capital and not the community. More people are suffering food insecurity while the commercial and state media insist that the economy is strong. What a joke!
Another great read Joel.
If any government were serious about protecting Australians from price gouging they would have either broken up the duopoly a long time ago or imposed price controls. Instead we get theatre about price freezes on Christmas hams. If the ALP asks very politely, maybe it’s corporate overlords will say yes and give us crumbs. Both parties ultimately represent capital and not the community. More people are suffering food insecurity while the commercial and state media insist that the economy is strong. What a joke!