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▲ 843 r/OpenAussie

Jordan Shanks (Friendlyjordies) has claimed that Labor & Albo is more restrictive with immigration than the Liberal Party. Like most people who have heard from the media, you’d assume the opposite was true. It turns out that Labor is more anti immigration than the Liberals after doing some research.

Whether you think this is good or bad is irrelevant. It’s about what’s true and objective.

It’s interesting how the media and narratives paint Labor as this pro mass immigration and pro international students party when looking at data, statistics and research shows the opposite conclusion.

Labor is making it more expensive, more difficult for international students and migrants to move to Australia.

The Liberal Party didn’t reduce visas or put caps like Labor have.

I wonder why the media reports the opposite of the facts?

u/MannerNo7000 — 3 days ago
▲ 28 r/AusEcon

Whether you’re pro, anti or have no opinion on immigration and international students. Is it at all an issue that our entire economy relies on importing workers and massive international students? Can we ever changed this or no?

u/MannerNo7000 — 4 days ago
▲ 70 r/friendlyjordies

3 Reddit polls show Aussies on Reddit want prices to decrease instead of increase. Even though Reddit leans very left wing; could this be a positive change of narrative? Should Labor promote and celebrate this instead of shying away from the policies that influence this?

u/MannerNo7000 — 4 days ago
▲ 454 r/OpenAussie

One Nation denies connection to cyber army of Indonesian supporters

A cyber army of Indonesian influencers supporting Pauline Hanson on social media has been labelled “deliberate foreign interference” by the party itself.

In the past seven months, many new pages supporting Hanson have been popping up on Facebook, with rapid growth among Australians, while being controlled from Indonesia.

One page has 117,000 members, with all three admins based in Indonesia and dozens of posts daily in support of One Nation.

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u/MannerNo7000 — 5 days ago
▲ 50 r/friendlyjordies

How effective do we think Labor’s positive messaging is? I feel it’s always easier to attack, be negative and critical of your opponents rather than try & boast about what you’re doing didn’t. Labor is trying the ‘we are cutting your taxes isn’t that great’ but it’s met with sarcasm and ‘it’s a lie’

To me a great and effective strategy is literally just show highlights videos of Pauline from the speech where she says:

- make abortion tougher
- women shouldn’t be paid for time off work
- Gen Z are lazy and on their phone at work
- we aren’t multicultural but should be mono

To me this is far more effective as it’s from sun tzu book “Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake,"

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u/MannerNo7000 — 5 days ago
▲ 40 r/friendlyjordies

A super easy win for Labor/Greens. Get a news reporter or journalist to ask a One Nation, Liberal Party/Nationals politician to answer this question: ‘do you want property prices to increase or decrease?’ If they say increase then say ‘why do you want to make it more unaffordable for poor & young?’

If they say decrease, say ‘why do you want to hurt hard working Aussies who bought homes’.

This question is a trap one that is being currently asked of Labor and they say ‘slower growth’

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u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 1 r/StocksAndTrading

What are your thoughts on “Roundhill Investments” ETF’s? They have some of the most interesting and futuristic ones going. Their DRAM one is skyrocketing at the moment too. Thoughts and opinions?

u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/AusProperty

Who should the government prioritise when it comes Australian property prices? As we know a gain for one, is a direct loss for the other. So the Gov needs to make a simple decision. Whom should they help and prioritise? Younger and poorer who want more affordable housing or older owners & investors?

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u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 0 r/AskWomenNoCensor

What are your thoughts on men who are super gym and/or looks focused? Those who take lots of gym selfies and put on their Insta. Those that also take synthetic supplements like Testosterone, Tren, Sarms, Reta and other peptides? It doesn’t matter if they have a good personality?

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u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 293 r/OpenAussie

Friendly reminder: people who are on TV for news are all politically biased & don’t care about regular Aussie working class or poorer families. Most are rich, private educated & privileged individuals. They are out of touch & aren’t economically literate. They don’t report news but spout propaganda

So why do people watch it?

Besides ABC and SBS which are government funded and neutral in politics. (Most of the time)

Corporate media stands for corporate interests

It’s that simple and straightforward.

When you read AFR, The Australian or Watch Sky News Aus, the Today show, Sunrise or any other it’s always from a political lens and bias.

Why knowingly consume propaganda?

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u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 443 r/friendlyjordies

Dave Hughes admits getting triggered by the budget because he claims it’s due to Labor ‘lying’ but we all know it’s due to him wanting his own wealth to grow whilst not giving a single care about anyone else. He is the epitome of the Boomer/Gen X. Selfish and greed-driven.

u/MannerNo7000 — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/computers

Do you prefer buying brand new or refurbished laptops? Often newer laptops are more expensive & have the later specs and features. But refurbished can have more value for money & option to buy more ‘premium’ older business laptops for way cheaper than newer basic ones. What is your preference & why?

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u/MannerNo7000 — 7 days ago
▲ 0 r/laptops

Do you prefer buying brand new or refurbished laptops? Often newer laptops are more expensive & have the later specs and features. But refurbished can have more value for money & option to buy more ‘premium’ older business laptops for way cheaper than newer basic ones. What is your preference & why?

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u/MannerNo7000 — 7 days ago