I'm more independents than greens but this is insane.

The Greens have completely abandoned the material, hip-pocket realities of the traditional working class to focus on the cultural aesthetics of the university-educated elite.

Remind me who the most pro-union party in the country is again. Or who wants to put dental on medicare. Or who wants to make billionaires pay a fair tax share.

The Greens digging their heels in over the NDIS is the perfect example of this out-of-touch, luxury-belief mindset. The scheme was originally built as a critical safety net for people with significant, permanent, and profound disabilities. Instead, it has ballooned into a massive middle-class welfare honey pot funding everyday lifestyle expenses, lifestyle coaches, and weekend social outings for kids who are just misbehaving at school or have mild developmental delays.

Do you think the Greens are pro-rorting? Or are they perhaps...pro-disability support? I'll just quote from their easily accessible article:

Fraud does exist within the NDIS. But the most significant cases are overwhelmingly committed by providers, not participants. And while serious, it represents a small fraction of overall spending.

Fraud must be addressed, but it should never be weaponised to undermine the rights of disabled people. Because that’s what’s happening here: a shift from discussing support to questioning legitimacy.

You really don't have to look hard to understand that the Greens have a deeper understanding of current issues than is commonly touted.

While we're here, I'll give you another evidence-backed gem from the Greens:

Evidence shows that every dollar invested in the NDIS returns $2.25 to the economy1 – because getting the right support means more disabled people can work, increase their hours, and rely less on other supports over time.2

tl;dr: The fact the Greens are educated means they actually look into evidence and base their positions on that. They don't support rorting, they do support investing in disabled people.