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Barnaby Joyce says politicians — not economists — should determine migration policy | ABC NEWS

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@e1v1a19
@@e1v1a191 months ago
Ignore the repeated pro migration propaganda from ABC, migration numbers need to fall. <br><br>There’s 3 million already on temp visas and over 100k that have no visas at all after their applications have been rejected.
@CecilTeddy
@@CecilTeddy1 months ago
We&#39;ve seen what happened in the USA. Elect 🤡🤡 expect a circus
@HotGeneration200
@@HotGeneration2001 months ago
If politicians, rather than economists, are going to run economic policy, we shouldn’t be surprised when politics wins and the economy loses.
@anthonyellem5389
@@anthonyellem53891 months ago
Why do I get the feeling that when economics and market demand have their final say, every party&#39;s numbers will be pretty similar.
@Stevekpb
@@Stevekpb1 months ago
The Trump approach to leading the nation. Yes! I would love to import that dumpster fire into our nation. We also just have to ignore Rinehart has One Nation as her personal puppet to believe his bs.<br><br>One Nation is a joke.
@Beehive66
@@Beehive661 months ago
I work with a woman. It took her husband 15 years to get a visa.
@KuriosDiogenesJar
There will be a recession in 2027 regardless. Importing more workers=higher unemployment. Individual workers have been in gdp decline for more than ten years. Our holes in the ground only stretch so far, when we have to share the contents with new arrivals.
@MadMountainMax
@@MadMountainMax1 months ago
Yeah Barnaby wants Australia to head into a deep recession. That when rich arshole like him, his mates and his boss Gina get even richer and everybody else lose everything <br><br>One nation do not care about you they just want your vote
@bpoint3006
@@bpoint30061 months ago
Experts say its going to cost Australia dropping migrants but unable to explain how GenCost renewable costs are considered sunk cost till 2030
@ParticularFix
@@ParticularFix1 months ago
&quot;Look out mate, he&#39;s trying to steal your cookie!&quot;
@tm92489
@@tm924891 months ago
Oh yeah, Rhinehart&#39;s puppets Pauline and Barnaby are going to tell us the truth! We never planned anything long term in this country and trying to do firefighting/finger pointing whenever a crisis happens! Anything new
@CRAVEN79
@@CRAVEN791 months ago
Australia - is this what we are/ have become? Apart from the obvious moral dilemmas of making our current immigrant population feel unwelcome, industries like the one I work in would collapse without skilled / working visa holders. Students prop-up our universities, unskilled workers do the work that privileged Aussies won’t do, and other migratory means enrich our culture built on migration (notwithstanding First Nations people). There’s a racist underbelly of a good deal of Aussies that appears in election cycles every-so-often. If we’re going to limit migration, start with Americans.
@dodgygoose3054
@@dodgygoose30541 months ago
Having a unqualified voted in person making massive economic changes to a countries economy by uneducated &#39;popularity&#39; is beyond stupid <br>&amp; is why we are in so much of a mess in the first place ... Hey lets listen to foreign Corporations &amp; Billionaires, what could go wrong.... Seriously are we some backwater uneducated country or Australia FFS!
@DeepseaSteve
@@DeepseaSteve1 months ago
Considering Beetroot was an accountant you think he would understand economics better. Glad he didn’t do my taxes
@Mkyutbe
@@Mkyutbe1 months ago
Once again, multinationals are taking our wealth — gas, minerals and resources — while our political parties and mainstream media keep us divided over issues with far less real cost impacts.<br>As Asia has grown economically stronger and the West has buried itself in debt fighting wars abroad, political division at home provides the perfect distraction for the transfer of our wealth to continue.<br>We’re the low-hanging fruit.
@Aussie-Titan
@@Aussie-Titan1 months ago
Politicians should make policy based on advice from relevantly qualified experts instead of populist policies based on public opinions borne out of partisan rhetoric.<br>Barnaby is a power hungry grub who backflipped on his endless criticism of ON after realising that he became irrelevant in the National Party.
@Zolo-i8i
@@Zolo-i8i1 months ago
People in this country have never had foresight and long-term planning, only short-sightedness and narrow-mindedness.
@patrickmazza1
@@patrickmazza11 months ago
Canada significantly cut migration, especially temporary migrants and students.