I think you'll find that you're the one who linked my response to inept coalition scaremongering and ability to sell a policy to cost of living. Additoonally, i actually said Immigration policy should be bi-psrtisan to avoid this ongoing debate. Might want to check yourself first.rev wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 5:04 pmNot sure you're quite on the same page as everyone else, but nobody is discussing illegal immigration.mattblack wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 1:21 pmDetainees or the odd boat of desperate people is not going to make a speck of difference to your cost of living argument. This race to the bottom by some is what people of all political persuasions should be lambasting.
Immigration, along with other national priority policies should be bi-partisan for the most part instead of this cheap point scoring and scaremongering.
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We're talking about immigration, specifically the high intake of migrants in the past 12 months and projected figures for the next 2 years. The cost of living etc.
One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you.
I doubt that this will clear it up for you.
One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you.
I doubt that this will clear it up for you.
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You missed my point entirely mate. Go back and read my original post on selling a policy which I replied to.rev wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:23 pmWe're talking about immigration, specifically the high intake of migrants in the past 12 months and projected figures for the next 2 years. The cost of living etc.
One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you.
I doubt that this will clear it up for you.
I think you ll find that the only people that r fixated on illegal immigration is the libs, not people like me.
Ramming you're opinion down my thoat will not clear anything up. Leave it at that.
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You clearly want to talk about how shit the Liberal party is, but their take on illegal boat arrivals or how Labor has handled it, or what some detainee did or didn't do, is not relevant to the record numbers of (legal)migrants we've had and are projected to have, let alone does it have anything to do with cost of living etc.mattblack wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 7:27 pmYou missed my point entirely mate. Go back and read my original post on selling a policy which I replied to.rev wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:23 pmWe're talking about immigration, specifically the high intake of migrants in the past 12 months and projected figures for the next 2 years. The cost of living etc.
One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you.
I doubt that this will clear it up for you.
I think you ll find that the only people that r fixated on illegal immigration is the libs, not people like me.
Ramming you're opinion down my thoat will not clear anything up. Leave it at that.
Personally I think all the main parties are shit house. Bunch of self serving flogs who lost touch with reality and their constituents long ago. Politics is basically a business these days. They get into it, serve them selves and better their interests, and then walk away wealthier and better connected.
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I can only sigh when I see people parroting the party line of one of the majors they've read in their favourite paper or watched on their favourite party affiliated TV network...without an ounce of critical or independent thought.rev wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 10:45 pmYou clearly want to talk about how shit the Liberal party is, but their take on illegal boat arrivals or how Labor has handled it, or what some detainee did or didn't do, is not relevant to the record numbers of (legal)migrants we've had and are projected to have, let alone does it have anything to do with cost of living etc.mattblack wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 7:27 pmYou missed my point entirely mate. Go back and read my original post on selling a policy which I replied to.rev wrote: ↑Wed Mar 06, 2024 6:23 pmWe're talking about immigration, specifically the high intake of migrants in the past 12 months and projected figures for the next 2 years. The cost of living etc.
One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you.
I doubt that this will clear it up for you.
I think you ll find that the only people that r fixated on illegal immigration is the libs, not people like me.
Ramming you're opinion down my thoat will not clear anything up. Leave it at that.
Personally I think all the main parties are shit house. Bunch of self serving flogs who lost touch with reality and their constituents long ago. Politics is basically a business these days. They get into it, serve them selves and better their interests, and then walk away wealthier and better connected.
Its tiresome to even attempt to have a political discussion with these people.
tired of low IQ hacks
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I'm not sure that my view of immigration (legal or illegal) should be bipartisan is exactly 'parroting a party line'. Not all posts that you don't agree with are, as the kids put it, 'woke' or 'leftist'.
I can only sigh when I see posts like this.
I can only sigh when I see posts like this.
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sigh...I pretty sure I made no mention of 'woke' nor 'leftist' in my previous post.
tired of low IQ hacks
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So who are you accusing of parroting which major party line? Most of us here seem to be pushing our own views of the world and lamenting that the major parties aren't listening.
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“Analysis of the national accounts figures by economists at NAB found education exports, which captures spending by international students living in Australia, was equivalent to 0.8 percentage points of annual GDP growth, or more than half the 1.5 per cent annual rate in December.”
This is why I’m extremely skeptical the coalition will cut back on international student numbers.
This is why I’m extremely skeptical the coalition will cut back on international student numbers.
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