Public tired of SSM fiasco

HAS the PM and the Federal Government all gone stark raving mad?

This same-sex marriage vote is just beyond commonsense when there are Australians dying of hunger each day, children who are uneducated and starving, people who are homeless and displaced, who are unemployed, who need direction in life and who need confidence to face the next day.

The country is in economic shambles, refugees get more social benefits than Australians who served in wars and to now think the Federal Government is spending millions on this same-sex marriage fiasco.

Warning: The Australian public can take no more. The end is nigh.

Australians are committing suicide because they cannot make ends meet and we are now concerned about same-sex marriages? Give me a break PM. The PM’s days are numbered. This has become incredibly serious.

Tony Abbott will not get in. So, where do we go from here, I ask?

I ask for a forum to be conducted by the ABC or SBS to discuss the above issues, if the Prime Minister is game to face us head on.

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