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New Zealand before Australia?

crikey

https://x.com/base/status/1902773344036180250?t=fxMPi0tHz-Rit1K4AwUBZA&s=19

I have 0 faith in the current politicians

I don't think anyone does. And there's no real path out. The population of Australia was 21 million in 2010. It's not even the same people voting.

hmm what u mean by the last part

i really only started paying attention to politics bc of covid and auspol has always seemed relatively obvious. ppl just go with what the news tells them

People vote in their own interests. People from other countries tend to have other interests. I think this is controversial to say still, but won't be for long. Corrupt regimes can sustain themselves by importing voters - and we have imported the most.

It's very easy to control a population if atomised and demoralised. The Canberra riots at Parliament house in 1996 marked an inflection point. You can see this in the data, somewhat.

Most of our parliament is bought and paid for by foreign interests. You can google "CCP parliament" and there is a hit for every calendar year. We have taken on the most migration per capita in the world and it's not close. We have the most overvalued property and our national banks are leveraged against it. Meanwhile we have one of the highest personal tax rates.

I hope you are right, but I will be trying to leave. I don't Australia works as a country anymore. I don't think they do either.

Most of our parliament is bought and paid for by foreign interests. You can google "CCP parliament" and there is a hit for every calendar year. We have taken on the most migration per capita in the world and it's not close. We have the most overvalued property and our national banks are leveraged against it. Meanwhile we have one of the highest personal tax rates.

I hope you are right, but I will be trying to leave. I don't Australia works as a country anymore. I don't think they do either.

 https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-09-11/federal-parliament-live-blog-september11/104335878

I see pushback happening, but I'm not sure it'll be enough

it's messy to try and designate the difference of opinion,  as you said it's in self-interest. imo better to push forward and recalibrate. tighten up shop but don't shut it down because of a few bad eggs