Duncan Storrar, the star audience member from last night’s Q&A, has been launched into internet folk hero status after people sympathetic to his plight and equally as pissed at the Government‘s lopsided tax cuts in the budget took to the #IStandWithDuncan hashtag in droves to express their solidarity.
Those who haven’t known disadvantage, struggle or suffering are numb to it. #istandwithduncan
— Drew (@andrewwhiteau) May 10, 2016
Still gobsmacked over a man struggling to raise his kids being told he should be grateful a cafe is getting a $6k toaster #istandwithduncan
— Juliet Butler (@stormyjuce) May 10, 2016
Clearly, the pollies are out of touch. We need a parliament which is more representative of all walks, not just business #istandwithduncan
— Kavita Jade (@kavita_jade) May 10, 2016
The moment you realize that a disabled person with no education is smarter than anyone in Govt #istandwithduncan pic.twitter.com/aesFmZOnos
— Ripper T Productions (@Ripper_T_P) May 10, 2016
#istandwithduncan because his disadvantage – no fault of his own – is already being passed on to his kids.
— Blokey McBlokeface (@Hippopeteamus) May 9, 2016
#istandwithduncan Most people know people like Duncan. Very few know people with $6000 toasters.
— JaneAlcorn (@JaneAlcorn) May 9, 2016
Low income Australia doesn’t have the luxury of waiting for a trickle down miracle.
Kelly O’Dwyer doesn’t get it. #istandwithduncan #qanda
— Stephen (@TheAviator1992) May 9, 2016
#qanda #istandwithduncan we need more voices like Duncan. Hope he knows most of us hate this unfairness. We stand with him and his girls.
— Kavita Jade (@kavita_jade) May 9, 2016
I’m more than happy to pay more tax as long as my money is used to support those unable to support themselves. #istandwithDuncan #qanda
— Wendle (@wendyismyname) May 9, 2016
