article_snippet: Obviously when I feel strongly about things I argue strongly for them but of the things I've always tried to do is give credit where it's due,' Mr Abbott told ABC radio host Jon Faine.
article_snippet: Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) mentioned Mr Abbott recent comment about Aboriginal people living in remote communities as being 'lifestyle choices' and Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) comparing of Labor leader Bill Shorten to Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebells. '
article_snippet: Mr Abbott, for a Rhodes scholar, how come you say so many stupid things?'
article_snippet: Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) asked.
article_snippet: In another segment, Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) was asked why Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) continues to make ill-advised comments despite Prime Minister Tony Abbott 9left) esteemed education . '
article_snippet: All of us from time to time in the heat of debate, and you know how heated the Parliament can get, sometimes can go too far,' Mr Abbott said.
article_snippet: It comes after Mr Abbott sparked outcry on Thursday when Mr Abbott likened Labour Party leader Bill Shorten to the Germany WWII propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
article_snippet: One month earlier, Mr Abbott had referenced the Nazi's another time when Mr Abbott claimed job losses in the Defence industry under the former Labor government amounted to a 'Holocaust of jobs'.
article_snippet: Last week, Mr Abbott prompted furore for indigenous communities when Mr Abbott backed a plan in to close more than 100 remote communities saying 'what we can't do is endlessly subsidise lifestyle choices'.