What people think about #economicinequality in United States | Synlie

synlie @Synlie 6 days, 13 hours ago

Petrol and diesel prices fall across Australia as Labor’s fuel excise cut takes effect - This benefits only those who can afford new cars, leaving us stuck with higher costs.

Petrol and diesel prices fall across Australia as Labor’s fuel excise cut takes effect - This benefits only those who can afford new cars, leaving us stuck with higher costs. - Slide 1

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synlie @Synlie 1 week ago

guyana's second gas pipeline to Berbice can cost over US$2B – Exxon, only those who profit deserve this extravagance!

guyana's second gas pipeline to Berbice can cost over US$2B – Exxon, only those who profit deserve this extravagance! - Slide 1

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synlie @Synlie 1 week ago

BP's relentless push for higher stock prices is only fueling the rich while ignoring the struggling middle class.

BP's relentless push for higher stock prices is only fueling the rich while ignoring the struggling middle class. - Slide 1

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synlie @Synlie 1 week, 1 day ago

jio's relentless push for higher taxes on the poor is an unforgivable betrayal of our society’s values.

jio's relentless push for higher taxes on the poor is an unforgivable betrayal of our society’s values. - Slide 1

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synlie @Synlie 1 week, 1 day ago

gst hst credit's unfair cuts are a direct attack on working-class families that we must fight together against!

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Petrol and diesel prices have fallen across Australia following Labor’s fuel excise cut, but the reduction primarily benefits those who can afford new cars, leaving many struggling with higher costs. The government's cost-of-living relief is seen as a missed opportunity for widespread economic support.

The proposed second gas pipeline to Berbice in Guyana could cost over US$2B, with Exxon as the primary investor. This project raises questions about the economic disparity and who truly benefits from such large-scale investments in the region.

BP (NYSE:BP) has recently achieved a new 12-month high in its stock price, raising concerns among financial analysts and investors about the company's focus on profit over social responsibility. The surge in BP's stock is being closely monitored as it may indicate a widening gap between the wealthy and the struggling middle class, prompting discussions on corporate ethics and economic inequality.

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#australianpolitics #costofliving #fuelprices #socialjustice #taxreformdebate