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Why don't you ask the expert on who breeds hysteria and the circumstances in which they breed. Seriously Howard is a genius. Conservative governments around the world take lessons from his spin-doctors.

Gough is the obvious choice here, although it's hard to look past Howard for pure evilness.

Why not? A life's worth is seriously overrated.

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Obviously it would be the former since "Graduate" Law is for graduates.

Well no it's not flat because low income earners have a higher marginal propensity to consume. An aim of taxation is income distribution in a way which maximises utility. A regressive system does the opposite.

The HSC is unfair because life is unfair.

Both income tax and sales tax affect incentive to work and incentive to buy, but the degree to which they decrease incentives should not be exaggerated. If people don't earn enough (due to taxes), or if prices rise (due to taxes), they may well work harder to earn what they require rather than...

There's also the fact that Asian parents would never kick their kid outta their house.

You pretty much can. There are still a lot of asians at usyd. Not much difference/depends on individual. 1000th post.

lawl won't you gonna kill the hsc? 99.2 poor effort...

Yes there's more to the asian/white divide but it's not the negligible difference in the uai cut-off. For example in UNSW people are more religious and more populist - the asian-christianity community is prevalent, whereas USyd is more secular and the populist mentality isn't as strong. Also...

Re: If you want to do law / think you might not get in That's not really the case. "In defence of UWS" posts just aren't that interesting to read.

I think that's because you used to be able to do LLM without doing an LLB - the prerequisite is something else. Not 100% sure about that one.

Go to yoosid cos you sound like someone who'd fit into the snotty "investment banking crew".

Lol that's classic :p. I'm surprised that there's so little love for torts. I mean don't any of you get excited over the idea of negligence, personal injury, heads of damages etc.? I guess not then. :(

Why would you go to a less prestigious uni that's further away from where you live?

tbh the content is more important than the title. ...and a title like that could be appropriate as intro of a radio advert for the UWS law school.

Holy crap c_james how can you find Torts boring? I thought it was a brilliant subject.

It is an option without a doubt, but original post seems like an advert for UWS rather than genuine advice.