Plus a sense of fairness and hope for all Australians. If you believe your hard work and smart decisions get rewarded, you work harder. if you don't, well that's communism and we know where that ends up.
I believe that's a big difference between parties. The greens fight for ideologies, not people's rights and dreams. They'd rather all of Australia was bush and only inhabited by Aboriginals and possibly a few non-white migrants. They seek to divide Australians. I'm not inspired by that vision. The teals, or the second green party, are pretty much the same but drive bigger more expensive 4wds and seem nicer. Clive's UAP uses populist words but don't really stand for anything except gaining political influence and protecting some interests. PH One Nation wants a fair go for all Australians, as long as you're white (although this is changing). So that leaves the two main parties, who at least try to represent the majority, in their own ways.
