Attila

@Bruhsali17 @RobbieBarwick I do have an issue with zoning regulations. And building codes. And taxes. Governments are the problem. Immigrants should only be allowed to enter if the locals have spare resources. Governments don't spend their own money. They should do as little as possible.

@attila75 @RobbieBarwick Restrictive government regulation forcing single family zoning that you have no issue with. Regulations that were passed to maintain segregation. More immigrants coming in? Better build more housing... You are ignoring the point, government can and should build housing

This is the difference between China's economy, and Western casino economies. This is actually, objectively, an amazing ACHIEVEMENT - making housing affordable again in China. It's why its home ownership rate is more than 90%. But it's presented as "erased all gains"🤔

@AshPolitik I want to get what I choose and what I willingly pay for. Nothing else.

Labors "corruption" we ALL get roads, bridges, trains, infrastructure, higher wages, workers' rights, education and healthcare Right wing corruption they get planes, grift, corruption, votes in parliament against Australians getting fair go in favour of elitist billionaires' agendas.

@AshPolitik What's good for Australian mining companies is good for all productive Australians. What's good for labor unions is destroying the entire Australian private sector. You do the maths.

Donations to a party from entities representing hundreds of thousands of workers for campaigns to lobby for the betterment of all Australians, workers and their families is vastly different to elistist billionaire controlling one politician and her cultist party for their own selfish corrupt ways.

@Bruhsali17 @RobbieBarwick There are housing bubbles due to restrictive government regulations, immigration and a booming economy.

@attila75 @RobbieBarwick No, demand increasing does NOT increase supply. That is why there are housing bubbles. Prices are currently not under control. Governments CAN build housing, and they CAN compete with private businesses. In fact, they should, supply should surpass demand. End homelessness

@GattiVattene @FAdd1979 @nicola_humar So slaves will build it for free.

@FAdd1979 @nicola_humar Non devono pagare niente

Scusate per le mie opinioni pazze da estremista di sinistra, ma penso che avere una casa dovrebbe essere un diritto di base garantito a tutti senza che uno debba fare una vita di sacrifici solo perché qualcun altro deve specularci sopra.

@nicola_humar In other words, you want a bunch of slaves to pay for the land and build the house for you, while you preach communism.

@AshPolitik How is that any better??? Unions are destroying the independent private sector at every opportunity. Couldn't care less about free workers and small businesses.

My favourite nuffy attack line. Well well well...LABOR...get donations from...(wait for suspense)...UNIONS!! 😱

@jimaxon66 Better than the traitors who have been busy making laws to destroy Australia.

Gina's simp.....

@YaThinkN Aboriginals were conquered. Their opinions were irrelevant. Australian citizens have a grubberment that's meant to serve them. Spot the difference, moron.

Yeah well Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples were never asked if they minded being invaded by your pommy ancestors Tony, so shut the fuck up you grifter. Welcome To Country from First Nations people at events is more grace than you racists deserve.

@ellensandell @gbsumudflotilla Get a real job you useless parasite.

Since filming this video for Palestine Solidarity Week at the University of Melbourne, we've learned that Israel has illegally hijacked boats delivering urgent aid to Gaza. There are 14 Australians on board the Global Sumud Flotilla - Labor needs to respond @gbsumudflotilla

@DavidPocock Oh shut up you tart. We need high levels of production and therefore cheap energy. Not more taxes.

Australia has a significant opportunity in our gas exports. Other countries have used resource revenues to build sovereign wealth funds that deliver long-term public benefit. A fair return on gas exports could help build a fund that invests in Australia’s future. sbs.com.au/news/article/a… Join the campaign: ourgas.com.au

@FoopsSupa @Jerry_grey2002 @RobbieBarwick Most Aussies are communist losers. They hate freedom, strength - and the US.

@attila75 @Jerry_grey2002 @RobbieBarwick Of course, no one sucks off the USA harder than Aussies , surprised you can type that choking on that US Israel cock, derr ugggghhhhh merica is the best ugghhh derrrr country ugghhh suck suck ughh in the world

@Bruhsali17 @RobbieBarwick You don't even understand English. When demand increases, then supply increases too, keeping prices under control. That's how the market works.

@attila75 @RobbieBarwick What???? You're such an idiot. If supply doesn't increase, then price does. Are you saying housing should be unaffordable for those that don't already have it? How do you make housing affordable genius? So stupid

@TheKouk Bahaha. The gas infrastructure will still be required as backup for intermittent batteries. You know, when batteries are charged by intermittent energy, that makes the batteries intermittent too. And their capacity is nowhere near enough to eliminate the need for backup.

It won't be too long before retail prices for electricity fall

@Jerry_grey2002 @RobbieBarwick 👋👋👋

@attila75 @RobbieBarwick I wonder why they fled and why I, a "talented and ambitious" Australian left Australia and settled in china 22 years ago As I have consistently said -you are wrong but you're entitled to your opinion - no matter how wrong you are We're done here

@Mon4Kooyong Taxes are the main reason we can't have nice things. And grubberment spending in general.

Why can't we have nice things? There are plenty of reasons, but one of the biggest is that the government refuses to tax gas exports—resources that belong to all Australians—properly. My thoughts on reports the Albanese Government has backed gas company profits over the health of the budget and the will of most Australians.

@Jerry_grey2002 @RobbieBarwick I've learned from communist propaganda when I was going up in a communist country in Eastern Europe. I've learned from my grandparents about their dispossession by the communist state. I've also learned from talented and ambitious people living in Australia who have fled China.

@attila75 @RobbieBarwick Sorry to tell you Attila, you are buying what they're selling you Did you live in China or learn from Chinese people in China? Your criticisms of China indicate you've swalllowed a narrative hook line and sinker, you're deceived and you're deceiving yourself

@DavidPocock None of this lowers energy prices. It just means people pay for years of electricity up front.

Australia has led the world on rooftop solar, and we can do the same if we continue this with batteries - lowering energy prices for every 🇦🇺n. Credit to Dr Helen Haines for pushing for a household battery scheme for years and Minister Bowen and the govt for implementing it. We have to ensure that lower income households and renters also benefit from electrification and the $1000s of dollars it can save households every year. smh.com.au/politics/feder…

@LilyDAmbrosioMP Typical Orwellian doublespeak by the DEI Party. The opposite of everything you say is true.

The Coalition is planning to extend the operation of Victoria’s oldest and least reliable coal generator, Yallourn Power Station, which will drive up power prices and increase the risk of blackouts.

@ChristyDanFan Criminals that don't get caught aren't in the stats. The cheap campervan I live in had 4 theft attempts the last 2 years. Twice while I was sleeping inside. In upmarket suburban Melbourne. Not a hope in hell of catching any of them.

This coming election in Victoria, all we’re going to hear about is youth crime. It’s hysteria. It’a political. And it’s there to put fear into people to vote for the Liberal Party. Data says youth crime is going down. And that has been the trend for years.