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Australians don’t avoid tough jobs, they avoid low pay. Trades are proof that if wages are fair, locals will do the work.

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Harry Klìtzvor 1 Jahr

Couldn't imagine going to an already established successful country with the mindset that "I'm needed" because the countrymen are lazy.

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Cutting immigration will help boost wages for young Australians. But it will made things more expensive for many older, richer Australians. They will have to pay more for the guy who delivers their takeaway or the woman who looks after their parents in an aged-care facility.

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Parag Agrawalvor 1 Jahr

Imagine calling the citizens of the country you're trying to force your way into lazy

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Yeah competing with Phillipinos who live on comapny property where they garnish their wages with exorbitant rent prices to pay them nothing isn't a game worth playing

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Kim Il-sungvor 1 Jahr

They try to memory hole stuff like this 1500 Aussies applied farm work and zero got hired.

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Tony Sopranovor 1 Jahr

Their argument might work for other countries but not here. Us Aussies work hard as fuck it's literally part of our culture

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Anti Vilification Leaguevor 1 Jahr

He looks like a human jellybean filled with horse manure.

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Australians against Albanesevor 1 Jahr

Sorry but tradies are so overpaid. It shouldn’t cost $500 to get a plumber to unclog your toilet.

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If Immigrants are so skilled why do they have to work menial Jobs for lower wages and worse hours?

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My first job was working at Coles and I think I got $7 per hour

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