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03/08/24

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Originally posted by CharlieShares: ↑

bit of a false meme as the LNP didnt irresponsibility open the flood gates of migration, allowing 10x the social issues

the only reason Australia is not in a technical recession (we are in a per capita one) is excessive migrarion policy

we have actually per capita never gone backwards faster then anyone government ALP or LNP then under Albo if you tale out the great depression.....

some of your a ove points about the failings the LNP are 100% spot on and fair enough but this surplus is actually a result of poor economic policy only rubs would think this government is doing a good job with the Australian economy

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There is a time limit where it is legitimate for Labor to keep blaming the opposition for the country's problems.

Labor was elected on PROMISES to fix things. They have failed, miserably.
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