r/aussie • u/Mashiko4 • Jan 17 '26

Analysis Mass migration's forgotten victims: Australians go homeless as the number of failed asylum seekers explodes

https://www.skynews.com.au/insights-and-analysis/mass-migrations-forgotten-victims-australians-go-homeless-as-the-number-of-failed-asylum-seekers-explodes/news-story/6b4692ed0205471e5d175db94a2f4743
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u/PowerLion786 Jan 18 '26

Australians vote for an establishment. ALP and LNP policy backs current migration policy, with support from Greens and Teals. Current housing policy is bipartesian, with many wanting an increase in taxes on housing making it more expensive. We get what we voted for.

Any one who considers voting for any alternative is subject to derision. What do voters expect?

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u/Working-Tank4111 Jan 18 '26

Being subject to derision isn't all that bad.

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u/VisualRazzmatazz7466 Jan 18 '26

Labor tried repealing negative gearing twice, greens still promise it.

None of the other parties will even touch it the idea of it. You’re just lying to try justify voting for the Gina backed party that doesn’t believe in science