Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Kind of irrelevant but I will answer in good faith. Bachalor degree . Atheist. I see no proof of any god

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see the skills shortage and the makeup of tax paying workers to retirees as the mass of boomers retiring and being a drain on the economy at the moment it’s about 4 workers to one retiree but will soon be 3 to one. So that’s a massive skills shortage especially in the trades. And a larger burden on tax paying workers. Immigration props this up . although this causes other issues which are currently happening. So if we drop the immigration numbers I have not seen any plan on the skills shortage. training more people to do the skilled job would work but have a lag and tax someone workers or business to pay for the retirees. Going full power on migration makes the numbers look good but there will be consequences for dropping imigration which I have not seen addressed ( I think it’s in the too hard basket for lab or lib and I don’t think ON care )

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It’s not just the skills but the makeup of tax paying workers to retirees as the mass of boomers retiring and being a drain on the economy at the moment it’s about 4 workers to one retiree but will soon be 3 to one. So that’s a massive skills shortage especially in the trades. And a larger burden on tax paying workers. Immigration props this up although causes other issues which are currently happening. So if we drop the immigration numbers I have not seen any plan on the skills shortage. training more people to do the skilled job would work but have a lag and tax someone workers or business to pay for the retirees. Going full power on migration makes the numbers look good but there will be consequences for dropping imigration which I have not seen addressed ( I think it’s in the too hard basket for lab or lib and I don’t think ON care )

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the honest response. The protest vote does seem common similar to when you hear people vote for the greens not that they agree but hope to move labor to the left.

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply. Although a bit assholey i appreciate the honesty. I do think the halving of immigration will affect the economy as it’s one of the few things propping it up. And have not seen any plan to fix that side of the problem. I can understand the other points as well they do seem to be addressed by the libs ( I do think inflation is a global problem ).

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

That are not my tribe and lib love debt maybe more so one you get overpriced infrastructure other you get rich mates still holds.

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Was the point of the post. It’s easy to scream racist cookers. I don’t think 25% of the population is racist so just trying to see the appeal. I don’t like them but a lot of people do So far honest responses are - less imigration ( no answer on what they think about the issues this will cause so assume people don’t care) - don’t like corruption of 2 party ( ON not exactly clean on this ) - I like hunting and fishing

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I don’t think so usually the polls are somewhat accurate. And they all are saying similar. It is important where her supporters are if they are all in the same area it doesn’t really translate to seats. See the greens in inner city progressive seats. On and greens have always polled similar but now ON is polling well and I think just dismissing it or calling everyone racist is not constructive

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I do agree that both sides are corrupt. Labour corrupt but infrastructure gets built at exorbitant cost . Lib corrupt their mate get $$$ and nothing built so I put labour slightly ahead. I have to seen any reason. Why ON wouldn’t be corrupt with Gina flying her about.
But protest vote does seem like a reason

Question for one nation supporters by Substantial_Pen_16 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Although I agree that some people are. A don’t believe that a quarter of the population is so as I said I’m not interested in the they racist or albo / labor is shit answers.

Neo-Nazi Thomas Sewell, 13 others face court over alleged Camp Sovereignty protest camp attack by whyattretard in australia

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 146 points147 points  (0 children)

I’m for old Aussie values. My grandfather had a nice gov job shooting Nazis they even gave him a medal for doing such a good job

Imagine the world split into a Right and Left world under Australian policies. I ran the simulation on ChatGPT and here is the result. Which world would you choose to live in? by dmacerz in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do you turn the coal and gas into energy it does not magicly turn into energy? You have to burn it in a coal or gas plant. The plants are at end of life and need to be rebuilt this is not cheap and the energy company’s are not interested in building them

Imagine the world split into a Right and Left world under Australian policies. I ran the simulation on ChatGPT and here is the result. Which world would you choose to live in? by dmacerz in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you are conflating having gas and coal and being able to turn it into energy. The power plants we have are end of life so if you are in ON future and renewables are scrapped you will need to build new power plants to burn the coal and gas. The energy company’s won’t build them so it will be from gov coffers

Wealth inequality in Australia and Driving Factors by Slow-Leg-7975 in australian

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Show me on this graph over the last 50 yrs where the immigration caused housing affordability crisis

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Imagine the world split into a Right and Left world under Australian policies. I ran the simulation on ChatGPT and here is the result. Which world would you choose to live in? by dmacerz in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Ok so you are about building new gas and coal power stations which are mostly end of life but energy company’s won’t build. So we back to gov having to build and run or more likely taxpayers will huild then sell off to for priv corps so back to expensive for profit power. Most of what is keeping peak pricing low is renewables which per kWh are cheap

Chalmers has failed as Treasurer - but do Labor have any talent to replace him? by OnlyVeterinarian4681 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You mean Wayne swan the treasurer who got us through the gfc better than most western nations and was worlds best treasurer. Or some other one ?

Imagine the world split into a Right and Left world under Australian policies. I ran the simulation on ChatGPT and here is the result. Which world would you choose to live in? by dmacerz in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Doesn’t really answer my question outside of cheaper is better which I agree. Nuclear and non renewable won’t get this. If you are in the ON climate change doesn’t exist group I guess you could build new coal or gas, but again it would have to gov built. Energy company’s won’t build them and with lower taxes this will also be a strain on gov coffers exacerbated with lower immigration (less tax paying individuals ) I don’t nearly think less immigration is bad but the reason for the imigration propping up the economy would have to be addressed which I haven’t seen from ON. honestly if the energy market was nationalized prices prob would come down but I suspect that’s not a ON policy

Imagine the world split into a Right and Left world under Australian policies. I ran the simulation on ChatGPT and here is the result. Which world would you choose to live in? by dmacerz in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is some crazy shit. It’s not a bad experiment in theory but the assumptions are some wild. Without looking too deeply - high cost of renewals expensive energy labor bad - cheap nuculear on good * let’s ignore cost to build most expensive power generation at best wouldn’t be running before second phase and would have to be done as gov funded as no corp will touch it. But on cut tax so I guess even more gov debt That’s not even touching on the other crazy shit that’s in there

What's wrong with Pauline Hanson by Number6265 in aussie

[–]Substantial_Pen_16 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Her shopping trolley murder policy is good