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  • Headline question, answer no...

    But seriously look at the election results. Fair to say the vast majority are either in favour of mass immigration, or their views on it are not strong enough to make them vote against it.

    Mass immigration has had bipartisan support since Howard used it to ass fuck the unions and housing for anyone under 40.

    I think a lot of it comes down to housing. 2/3 own real estate and know that the flood of people equals demand equals increasing prices.

  • Maybe I'm just getting old, but the idea of "verifying" my real identity to a faceless website or mobile app is abhorrent.

    I guess it doesn't help that governments in some countries (UK, Australia that I know of) are encouraging this bullshit with Trojan horse laws claiming to protect children from adult websites / social media.

    Can't help but think there is also an element of pot meet kettle here, when users of an app designed to dox and slander people without their knowledge are now the ones getting doxxed themselves.

  • Same. Our economy relies heavily on China buying our stuff.

    Remember when our former prime minister Scott Morrison ran his mouth about China and corona? China retaliated by finding excuses to not import a lot of different products from us. A lot of our industries here suffered.

  • I read a lot of fiction books in my own time when I was in primary school for the enjoyment of it.

    When I got to highschool I hated English so much. Analyse what the author's theme was in this bla bla fuck off! Sucked the joy out of reading. Didn't give me any useful skills for the career path I was heading in to either.

    There needs to be an academic English subject for people who just need it to get in to STEM courses.

    Took some years after high school to get back in to it, but I do occasionally read fiction when I have time these days.

  • They really came out of the wood work when the covid vaccines were released. Friends and acquaintances who were there munching down e's of unknown origin back in early 2000s suddenly had a different stance about putting something "unknown" in them.

  • Is grape the default anywhere other than the USA? I don't think I've ever seen grape jam (jelly) for sale in Australia.

    Growing up the default was always strawberry.

    I only eat bread rarely now. But if I was doing this it would be sour dough, Pics peanut butter and Schwartau Extra sour cherry jam.

  • I would really like to see the CBD become a blanket 30 zone. So many people drive like nut cases there.

    I also think every set of lights should have cameras on the terrace and Wellington.

    The most dangerous part of my 10km bike commute is the last 300m to my office.

  • In addition to what slazer said, in Australia once you earn over a certain amount you get hit with an extra tax if you don't take out private health. The conservative coalition brought that in a long time ago because their donor mates in private health asked them to ruin our public health care and this was their first step towards that.

    I still have private cover as it seems like the least bad option even though it pisses me off. I guess that's the point.

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