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11/01/25

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Originally posted by happydayz ↑

i have very much faith in this equation, so many new people keep comming, it adds to working and needs this = demand in housing and rentals prices are high, but people who come from abroad realize life much better here than home.

As long as the multi culturalism is peaceful. Therefore lots and lots of people wanting food, i notice food outlets are thriving.

no my friend we are on the cusp of a great time in Australia, we just need to get rid of the Labor green love affair and vote them out so the great progress can happen all the new immigrant over the last 20 years who now have something understand this.

And they themselves would vote for no more immigrants, as hypocritical as that sounds they don't want Australia becoming like their homelands.

Australia and resources are going to thrive.

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so many new people keep comming, it adds to working

But Australia does not actually produce anything apart from being a hole in the ground
Immigration is a Ponzi scheme
We are a service driven country with no manufacturing
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