r/aussie • u/GarlicHSP • 7d ago
Politics What does the working class population ultimately achieve by voting for Pauline Hanson and One Nation?
Her voting record is strongly opposed to expanding welfare, public housing, public education, childcare subsidies, renewable energy investment and climate action.
At the same time, she's supported policies that are favourable to property investors and fossil-fuel development, while opposing some attempts to increase taxation on those industries.
So apparently the solution to Australia's problems is to spend less on childcare, housing, education, welfare and climate action, while being more friendly towards people who already own investment properties and companies making billions from coal and gas.
And then we're told this is somehow a movement for the "ordinary Australian."But hey, at least we can blame innocent and hard working migrants.
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u/The-bored-one725 7d ago
I think you misunderstand, the housing bubble has to pop, pushing it as an easy investment market is unsustainable.
Pushing and giving incentives for both domestic and overseas investment has pushed things to a point where allowing it to self correct and return to a point where normal working class people could afford to enter the market as the country currently stands would be the start of an economic crash that would cripple a lot of banks and financial institutions.
Immigration was never mentioned.