Bernardi seems to think so too, I'm now even more convinced that he frequents this forum. Could be our man.
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/f...pzqak.html
http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/f...pzqak.html
Quote: (07-06-2016 01:11 AM)Que enspastic Wrote:
What happened to Turnbull? When he first became Liberal leader he was seen as a shoe in to beat Shorten in an election
Quote: (07-05-2016 08:55 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
There are better ring-wing parties, albeit they're very small. This is one that I voted for, and they're almost like a Trump-style party:
http://australianlibertyalliance.org.au/...e-policies
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Quote: (07-05-2016 08:55 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
There are better ring-wing parties, albeit they're very small. This is one that I voted for, and they're almost like a Trump-style party:
http://australianlibertyalliance.org.au/...e-policies
ALA is my pick of parties at the moment as well, some solid policies there. Although their campaign was quite sub-par as reflected with the very low primary vote they received.
I wouldn't really call them Trump-style, but they are right-wing nationalists through and through.
Quote: (07-05-2016 08:55 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
... The latest diatribes from One Nation et al about Chinese nationals buying properties in Australia are misguided. It is the party in power, run by whites selling out their own country, that they should be directed towards. The Chinese are only buying what Australia is selling.
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One Nation also bitched about Asian international students, forgetting that they come with tons of money to boost the Australian economy, while generally not being able to get most student discounts, and these days they tend to leave after graduation.
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And let's not forget that Asian women help greatly bring down the BMI and weight average of Australian women. Without them, the average Australian woman will not be 74kg, you'd be looking more at 84kg+.
Quote: (07-05-2016 08:55 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
...One Nation also bitched about Asian international students, forgetting that they come with tons of money to boost the Australian economy, while generally not being able to get most student discounts, and these days they tend to leave after graduation. And let's not forget that Asian women help greatly bring down the BMI and weight average of Australian women. Without them, the average Australian woman will not be 74kg, you'd be looking more at 84kg+.
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"...The income requirement is quite different to the current student visa framework. Your spouse or your parents will need to show official Government documentation of their income which has been issued in the 12 months prior to application. The minimum income required is as follows:
$60,000: single applicant
$70,000: applicant with dependents
This could be difficult to establish if you are from a country with low per capita income levels."
Quote: (07-06-2016 05:43 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:
Not entirely true. Chinese nationals are buying housing in Australia and New Zealand at a rate of knots. Money-no-object phone bidding for properties at auction, sight unseen, is not uncommon. This is often done through their children studying in the country temporarily and the properties are supposed to be sold when the students leave, but this rarely happens. There are laws against this but they are rarely enforced and the fines for breaching them are too small to be a deterrent.
So yes, Chinese nationals are illegally buying property and pushing up market values, pricing some Australians out of the market.
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Yes and no. International students, chinese included, have largely turned our universities into diploma mills where money goes in one end, degrees come out the other and education in the meanwhile is optional.
Do some digging into how teachers piggy-back international students on local students and make them do the lion's share of the work, not to mention the industrial scale cheating and plagiarism that gets ignored by the universities because "money".
I know people in the medical field that have seen Chinese nurses handed diplomas when they can't even draw blood or write a sentence in english for that matter.
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The other is that it is fallacious to assume asians are like super red pilled and get along fine with whites when they vote against white interests if we just look at Brexit, and US elections.
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So when national identity in the West is at an all time low it's not a good idea to think their immigration is just fine.
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The other is that it is fallacious to assume asians are like super red pilled and get along fine with whites when they vote against white interests if we just look at Brexit, and US elections.
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So when national identity in the West is at an all time low it's not a good idea to think their immigration is just fine.
Quote: (07-06-2016 06:51 PM)Eskhander Wrote:
Citation needed on this: Afterthought: One Nation's newfound voter base actually consists of white female 4s and 5s who hate the fact that female Asians are dragging down their relative SMV.
^ not the case anywhere else in the Western world so I doubt it without a source. It would change my mind
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The reason Asians like the collectivist democrats is because they are more collectivist (and muh Christianity doesnt appeal to them).
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They dont for college admissions but there's a federal assistance program for minority owned businesses that they do benefit from more than anyone
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>Asians vote Asian interests
Point Proven
Quote: (07-06-2016 07:46 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
Again, Chinese nationals are only buying what Australians are selling. If it's illegal and Australians are not enforcing it, instead are happily taking the dirty money, then it's not the Chinese fault, is it?
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I'm in the market to buy a home and like many others in my generation, I'm not happy with the Chinese buying up properties and pushing up prices either, but I don't blame them, I blame our traitors.
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Firstly those students bring in huge amount of money for this country. And secondly, the degree mill and actual low skill issue are not their fault - it is the Universities, largely run by leftist white Australians, are at fault. If they don't give out degrees like candies and instead enforce their own standards, it wouldn't be an issue. The international students don't have power to turn the Unis or Australian workplaces into anything that those places don't want to be. Did you know how hard those students have campaigned for the last 15-20 years to get public transport discount in Victoria and still failed? They can't even get that.
Students get away with whatever they are allowed to get away with.
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Also, if you look at the immigration stuff in Artiste's post, you'll see that Australia only takes wealthy Asian immigrants at the moment. There are not that many of them, and the ones who do come here will bring a lot of money. They are a net gain.
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Maybe, but you're also broke as hell, so immigration from wealthy Asians might not be a bad idea.
Quote: (07-06-2016 09:06 PM)StrikeBack Wrote:
There are so few Chinese or East Asians in the UK that it seriously wouldn't matter what they voted for, and by the way how would you know this, as the voting was anonymous? Did you make the same mistake believing the media polls? In the Australian context, officially nobody here knows that I am a Trump supporter and vote for parties like the ALA. If asked by pollsters, I may not tell them the truth. Remember, Asians don't like conflicts and making a scene.
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The reason Asians like the collectivist democrats is because they are more collectivist (and muh Christianity doesnt appeal to them).
This is nonsense. Asian Americans (and Asian Australians as well) are there because their families ran away from the extreme collectivists that are the communists in their ancestral lands. Also, they're primarily Christians, part of the reason why their ancestors were persecuted and had to leave. It is this particular demographic of Asians (anti-communist and Christian) that came to the West.
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They dont for college admissions but there's a federal assistance program for minority owned businesses that they do benefit from more than anyone
So? Are you trying to turn that into a bad thing? They are the people who are most likely to contribute a lot to the economy, create jobs (which also help take other people off welfares) and pay more taxes. Damned if they get some well-deserved help... That is one program assisting minorities that you should be FOR, not AGAINST.
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>Asians vote Asian interests
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It's a bit rich to criticise them for that, why would they vote for other people's interests if they are not taken care of? And which white interests should they vote for then? It's not like whites are a unified voting block.
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:22 AM)Centurion Wrote:
I reckon if you don't want Chinese buying your property that's also saying you don't want Aussies/Kiwis being able to sell property for market value(and so force them to sell for below-market value).
Quote: (07-07-2016 03:22 AM)Centurion Wrote:
I reckon if you don't want Chinese buying your property that's also saying you don't want Aussies/Kiwis being able to sell property for market value(and so force them to sell for below-market value).
Quote: (07-07-2016 05:20 AM)Centurion Wrote:
If the prices are inflated, don't you want Aussies/Kiwis to be the ones giving the albatross to someone else?
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Quote: (07-07-2016 05:20 AM)Centurion Wrote:
If the prices are inflated, don't you want Aussies/Kiwis to be the ones giving the albatross to someone else?
Yes but it's not necessarily the reality. The property prices have forced a vast proportion of Australians out of the market entirely, meaning these inflated properties are going primarily into the hands of foreign investors.
In simple terms, the Australians who were the beneficiaries of inflated property prices are not selling houses to other Australians. They are selling primarily to over seas investors with numerous advantages [The Chinese no interest foreign investment loans for instance].
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:22 AM)Centurion Wrote:
What I'm saying is if the house price is inflated- it's bad to have your investments in real estate. It's pretty bad to buy, and slightly less bad to *not sell*. Regardless, if you're nationalist and care about "your kind" you should try and give the hot potato to someone else not in your in-group and make them pay when the bubble bursts. And not be overly emotional about insisting on having a house.
My guess is that yes- house prices are inflated. In Auckland a lot of it has to do with building restrictions and being unable to build high apartments, but regardless there still seems to be an inflated price. People are insisting on buying due to the irrational belief that real estate is some kind of magical investment.
Chinese are buying due to a mixture of groupthink(real estate must be good) and reality(having money in China is bad because the communists would steal it all). Cause of this they're buying non-Chinese things left and right for much more than they're worth. Really you should be trying to rip them off hard.
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:22 AM)Centurion Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 06:12 AM)Rush87 Wrote:
Quote: (07-07-2016 05:20 AM)Centurion Wrote:
If the prices are inflated, don't you want Aussies/Kiwis to be the ones giving the albatross to someone else?
Yes but it's not necessarily the reality. The property prices have forced a vast proportion of Australians out of the market entirely, meaning these inflated properties are going primarily into the hands of foreign investors.
In simple terms, the Australians who were the beneficiaries of inflated property prices are not selling houses to other Australians. They are selling primarily to over seas investors with numerous advantages [The Chinese no interest foreign investment loans for instance].
What I'm saying is if the house price is inflated- it's bad to have your investments in real estate. It's pretty bad to buy, and slightly less bad to *not sell*. Regardless, if you're nationalist and care about "your kind" you should try and give the hot potato to someone else not in your in-group and make them pay when the bubble bursts. And not be overly emotional about insisting on having a house.
My guess is that yes- house prices are inflated. In Auckland a lot of it has to do with building restrictions and being unable to build high apartments, but regardless there still seems to be an inflated price. People are insisting on buying due to the irrational belief that real estate is some kind of magical investment.
Chinese are buying due to a mixture of groupthink(real estate must be good) and reality(having money in China is bad because the communists would steal it all). Cause of this they're buying non-Chinese things left and right for much more than they're worth. Really you should be trying to rip them off hard.