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ALP conference: Too much talk, not enough thought.
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And yet you ignore the bulk of wealthy types, arriving on planes and over staying their visa, buying property and establishing businesses and employing their country folk and those refugees arriving on boats for $7 an hour illegally. Bringing the third world too our country via the back door. The LNP have also done the least about this problem during their otherwise disruptive (to the very fabric of this country) tenures in Gov't.
As for the Malaysian solution, it was clearly the most effective policy available, (you would have thought) palatable too the LNP, and therefore achievable in a bi-partisan way. But "No", being the operative word SM, illustrates how interested the Coalition actually are in solving their pet problem, (a disgrace of their own creation since Howard and children overboard), "boat people".
No use bleating now SM, the Coalition are "equally culpable", as the Gov't is, for following the LNP down this path.
Attitudes towards asylum seekers is now a rampant, un-tethered political beast of the Coalitions own creation. Now residing in the Australian psyche, resulting (sadly for Australia) the best executed example of the successful pressing of the xenophobic button for political gain in Australia's political history.
"How low can you go ?. An historical snapshot of the LNP in Gov't and Opposition", may be the subject of my next post SM.