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i can say with a measure of certainty that every article gio has ever written about homestuck that the information is tainted with malintent.

i'm not saying that homestuck is never wrong, but i am saying you should think about what these articles ACTUALLY affect.
August 8, 2025 at 10:59 PM
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blairwilliams26.bsky.social
Like, this actually makes my blood boil 😤
The effects of the tax and transfer reforms on women: Several authors found the family and taxation reforms introduced by the Howard Government disproportionately affected women (Apps 2004; Apps and Rees 2010; Beer 2003; Harding et al. 2009; Hill 2006, 2007; Hodgson 2005, 2014; Johnson 2024; McDonald 2001; Pocock, Charlesworth, and Chapman 2013; Toohey and Beer 2004). Economic modelling focused on effective marginal tax rates (EMTRs)1 showed that if a family’s assessable income exceeded the income tax-free threshold, the secondary income earner was faced with an increase to their EMTR (Apps 2004; Apps and Rees 2010; Beer 2003; Harding et al. 2009). This meant secondary income earners (most of whom were women working part-time) were taxed 65 to 80 per cent in the dollar from their earnings; almost double the highest income bracket tax rate (Apps 2004; Brennan 2007; Toohey and Beer 2004). If a family’s assessable income was under the income tax-free threshold, the situation with a stay-at-home mother, the family tax benefit was not reduced. The personal income tax rate for primary income earners (most of whom were men) remained unaffected by the reforms; irrespective of whether the family exceeded the tax-free threshold or not.
March 15, 2025 at 6:09 AM
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ennuiim.bsky.social
the compression omfg whatever. bsky gets a closeup
January 28, 2025 at 5:17 PM