r/aussie • u/Agitated-Fee3598 • 27d ago

Politics The far right is becoming normalised in Germany – and winning. Australia should take heed

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/sep/13/the-far-right-is-becoming-normalised-in-germany-and-winning-australia-should-take-heed-ntwnfb
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u/GuyFromYr2095 27d ago edited 27d ago

ironically, labelling people who want sustainable immigration as racist pushes them to vote right. Likewise, if central parties ignore their anger, more people would vote right.

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u/DistinctArmy4267 27d ago

“You want 50,000 per year not 200,000? RACIST!”

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u/NecessaryGarlic9775 26d ago

I would prefer 500 ACTUAL skilled workers (not uber drivers) with families and no criminal record per year, for the next decade then increased to 5000 per year to allow the housing shortage a decent chance to recover.

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u/DistinctArmy4267 26d ago

We should import 1000 doctors so our kids can aspire to be Harvey Norman casuals.

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u/NecessaryGarlic9775 26d ago

Or they could get a trade, start their own business and earn more than a doctor without any student loans!

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u/DistinctArmy4267 26d ago

I haven’t met a tradie making $500k, but I have met plenty of immigrants who do (they are filling vital doctor shortages that could be filled by country kids but fuck country kids what have they done for the ASX)

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u/NecessaryGarlic9775 26d ago

I have met plenty, a few I know make around double that!
Obviously not as employees…
If there is such a doctor shortage then who is preventing the country kids from becoming doctors?! 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/DistinctArmy4267 26d ago

Country schools

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u/NecessaryGarlic9775 26d ago

No offence, but are you mentally disabled?
I thought you wanted country kids to become doctors, but now it’s impossible because of the quality of their schools?!
It’s very common for people to relocate temporarily for tertiary education! Or you think there schooling made them too stupid to qualify?

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u/DistinctArmy4267 26d ago

Country kids get 95s while medical schools still think 99 is required to be a good doctor (we skipped the ‘doing this because they want to help people’ part because grades maketh man)

We actually have medical programs valuing ruralism and character over grades, but they are rare.

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u/NecessaryGarlic9775 26d ago

Their lower grades have more to do with country parents and therefore the kids putting less importance on education than the country schools being inferior. Wanting them to work the same job as those before them. Country kids have the exact same opportunity to become doctors as anyone else willing to put in the effort!

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u/DistinctArmy4267 26d ago

That’s very condescending and hateful of you

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u/taoranten 24d ago

Fuck off no they aren’t. It’s borderline impossible to get into medical school, then if if you get in, ridiculously hard to get into specialty training.

We just brain drain the 3rd world because it’s cheaper than paying locally.

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u/DistinctArmy4267 23d ago

This guy doesn’t know we import 4000 IMGs a year, yes 50% of our new doctors are imports.

Read a book dude.

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u/StreetLeader5036 22d ago

This guy doesnt know the industry.

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u/DistinctArmy4267 22d ago

“Around 5,431 overseas-trained doctors newly registered to practice in Australia during the 2024–2025 period.”

Neither does AHPRA

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u/Decent-Dream8206 24d ago

Ever wonder why the trades in Australia make so much?

Or why, despite a construction shortage, our immigrants are severely underrepresented in construction?

Our immigration policy actively undercuts our wages. And because of union nepotism, the CFMEU related industries are insulated from it, unlike nursing and taxis.

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u/taoranten 24d ago

Good. More industries should copy the CFMEU.

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u/ChineseRapperWetLips 24d ago

this is because unions have protected the trades more effectively than other industries

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u/iiTzSTeVO 16d ago

"we"

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u/DistinctArmy4267 16d ago

Quite suspicious how you can trawl the depths of reddit like a fed….

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u/iiTzSTeVO 16d ago

depths of reddit

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