The Voice

[farmerge]

On the subject of cutting programs to support young mothers, Gillard stopped child allowance for single mums when the child turned 8, before then it went until the child was 16.
Albo just re instated it to 14 years old, so that was a great move.
I know it hurt my daughter who is a single mum, her oldest son has just turned 14 in Oct so she lost the allowance for most of his growing years and she doesn't earn much.
As I said finger pointing and saying one side is better than another, really isn't the point, both sides are not setting a very high bar and that is why they struggle with re election.

The bar may be set low but the necessary inputs aren't much higher than a snakes belly.

 

[IFocus]

The statement that Australians hate aboriginals is one of ignorance, NFI and watches to much ABC and only leaves there suburban house to go there government job

Nah actually lived it, seen it, know it, but if you want proof social media posts about Aboriginal rock art really brings out the haters so much so its run by click baiters all the time.

As for the hate I do understand why some do but it wont fix the problem unfortunately.

 

[IFocus]

Wasn’t if good to see all those champagne socialist parasites Albo and co in Canberra shoot down a bill Price tried to put in to the parliament asking to see where that 40 plus billion goes?

Can’t let down that woke support base and effect those cushy jobs

Gina's poodle?

The $$ are around $2 bil to $5 bil.

 

[wayneL]

Nah actually lived it, seen it, know it, but if you want proof social media posts about Aboriginal rock art really brings out the haters so much so its run by click baiters all the time.

As for the hate I do understand why some do but it wont fix the problem unfortunately.

IME there are certainly I haters in any community. There are Aboriginal people that hate whites. Name any group and there are haters among them.

But I went to a rate payers association meeting here in the Swan Valley recently... All white people / European descent and when the topic of the local rock paintings came up with reference to the recent fire here, there was overwhelming support.

It comes back to individual behaviors and I just don't see any overarching racism apart from a very small minority.

 

[sptrawler]

IME there are certainly I haters in any community. There are Aboriginal people that hate whites. Name any group and there are haters among them.

But I went to a rate payers association meeting here in the Swan Valley recently... All white people / European descent and when the topic of the local rock paintings came up with reference to the recent fire here, there was overwhelming support.

It comes back to individual behaviors and I just don't see any overarching racism apart from a very small minority.

That is a lot of the problem, minorities in both camps are leveraging the racist card to further the divide.
Most Australians are compassionate, as can be seen by fund raisers and very few complaining about our welfare system, the main complaints come from those who keep saying not enough is being done.
Unfortunately that works two ways, able bodied people complaining that welfare isn't enough and the media complaining about the lack of workers, does create a conundrum.
Is there a lack of workers, or a lack of people wanting to work?

 

[investor13]

Nah actually lived it, seen it, know it, but if you want proof social media posts about Aboriginal rock art really brings out the haters so much so its run by click baiters all the time.

As for the hate I do understand why some do but it wont fix the problem unfortunately.

tell me about the art rock please?

and provide some of this social media proof?

why did albo and co block the proposed bill to see where all the aborigional funding goes?

 

[investor13]

Gina's poodle?

The $$ are around $2 bil to $5 bil.

whats Gina got to do with things now aside from you trying to deflect the the topic.
where are all these chest beaters that campaigned for the voice now talking about the actual issues happening in the remote communities?

 

[farmerge]

That is a lot of the problem, minorities in both camps are leveraging the racist card to further the divide.
Most Australians are compassionate, as can be seen by fund raisers and very few complaining about our welfare system, the main complaints come from those who keep saying not enough is being done.
Unfortunately that works two ways, able bodied people complaining that welfare isn't enough and the media complaining about the lack of workers, does create a conundrum.
Is there a lack of workers, or a lack of people wanting to work?

Last half of the last sentence is so, so true.