@TonySheldonNSW What income did the government produce to pay this? Or did you mean to say you’re redistributing taxes? I feel like I’ve seen this story play out in Venezuela before and it didn’t go so great…
@AlboMP Free…? no such thing as free. Government doesn’t produce - it only taxes. Aussies leaving you can get private health for $100 AUD a month in many countries. Often by docs trained in Aus. Ask yourself - are you better off under @AlboMP ..?
@PeterDutton_MP Both sides have been pricing out the next generation for years. The horse has now bolted. Good luck trying to foster any national pride from the youth when you will likely soon need it. The best and brightest will already be in Dubai.
@PeterDutton_MP You do understand that all the young entrepreneurs are already leaving in droves and being replaced by Indian Uber drivers. At this rate you shouldn’t be taxing anyone under age 40 at all. Like 0% tax and cut immigration by 100%.
@rationalaussie In Malaysia they allow foreigners to purchase land but not under 1M Ringgit (approx 350k AUD). Reason is they don’t want the youth to be priced out of their own home. Oh and 1M Ringgit gets you a super nice family home over there or a few apartments.
@matt_barrie @crypto_inquisit Argentina starting to look more promising than Aus. I was in Paraguay a few months ago and met multiple Aussies there who have also decided not to play this stupid Ponzi game in Aus. Many are leaving and they are all entrepreneurs.
@AlboMP I met 4 more young Aussies in SE/Asia last week who have permanently left Australia. All of them entrepreneurs and in their 30s and 40s. I’ve been meeting about 2-3 per week since Xmas. All of them entrepreneurs (some already millionaires) and none of them planing a future in Aus
@niccruzpatane Yes please! @elonmusk how many regular flights would you need to justify:
Sydney - Dubai
Sydney - Miami
Sydney - Nice, France
Praying this happens 🙏
@spenderallegra@anjsharmaaa@guardian I’ve heard zero concern about climate crisis from young Aussies. But a LOT of concern about being highly taxed yet locked out of the property Ponzi scheme.
@rationalaussie Such true words @rationalaussie you should consider starting a political movement. Many Aussies (including myself) have already left because we can see the reward is not worth the effort anymore. We will reach a point where most young entrepreneurs make the same realisation