Australian Billionaire and owner of Atlassian Michael Cannon-Brooks was “out there explaining why his company pays no tax,” the tax which would eventually go back and fund programs like “welfare; taking care of the poorest members of our society,” Mr Murray said.
Mr Murray said on the same day the woke billionaire was under fire for not paying tax, he was spruiking how Australians “need to be better corporate citizens” and how Australian businesses need to “lead on climate change, gender equity and all the other kiss the ring twitterati garbage”. “Here’s an idea pal, if you start paying more tax the government will have more money to subsidise all of your pet projects”.
'woke' Sea that Murray has discovered an new word and is applying it to everything. auspol
“Mr Murray said...” lol
The Bogan in Chief thinks that his unwoke rich mates actually like him too; how cute.
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Yet, he kisses their ass each day by supporting the Libs pro tax cuts and acceptance of billions of taxpayers $$$. While laughing and dehumanising low wage income worker. Pathetic grub!
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