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I’m surprised Albo hasn’t come up with a policy to allow negative gearing of grocery investments! Imagine how much money he could make on toilet paper as his ability as a leader influences the demand and why not let wealthy investors also dominate another essential market, subsidised by the tax payer as required.
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