"Silvertails" is what the Left calls workers who disagree Lots of juicy fact-checking in Cut & Paste today. For instance: Silvertails! Mike Seccombe, The Global Mail, on ABC1"s Insiders yesterday: I'D hate to be accused of being a class warrior here but isn't it funny that a bunch of silvertails in the Adelaide Hills can say: "Oh, we don't want them (asylum-seekers) here, put them in western Sydney or somewhere where the plebs live." Gerard Henderson: Well, having spent a bit of time in the Adelaide Hills, I don't think they're all silvertails there, Mike. So I think you might be a bit of a class warrior. A lot of them are people on pretty average incomes. Maybe a bit lower than yours. Silvertails? SA Centre for Economic Studies, March 2012: Woodside weekly individual income as a per cent of total: Negative and nil income - 4.7% $1600 or more - 2.3% Economic activity in the Woodside area of Adelaide Hills: Agriculture (14.2 per cent), food product manufacturing (10.1 per cent) and defence (9.5 per cent) are the three largest employers . . . other notable occupation groups include factory process workers (10 per cent) and protective service workers (4.8 per cent). Exchanges like that are what led Anne Summers to tweet in despair that the Labor side wasn't represented by a single one of the three Leftists on Insiders. Not when they had Gerard Henderson to contend with.