Yeah, but at arm's length. It's rather like watching Rome burn and saying "You guys really need a fire brigade". I've found that the power-brokers listen to me on average 18 months after I raise a suggestion ;-)
On that note however, I still think there's something to gained from the Vic ALP govt. With a bit of a push and shove some good may come from the State Govts proposal for a Charter of Human Rights for example. Also, it's *highly* improbable that they'll lose the next election or even the one after that (the margin of seats is just stupidly enormous).
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
no subject
Date: 2005-08-03 04:27 am (UTC)Yeah, but at arm's length. It's rather like watching Rome burn and saying "You guys really need a fire brigade". I've found that the power-brokers listen to me on average 18 months after I raise a suggestion ;-)
On that note however, I still think there's something to gained from the Vic ALP govt. With a bit of a push and shove some good may come from the State Govts proposal for a Charter of Human Rights for example. Also, it's *highly* improbable that they'll lose the next election or even the one after that (the margin of seats is just stupidly enormous).