@McdSkyman@vneelb@andrew_davis007@na_man20@PunishedRWR “Racial identity” first off race is a social concept anyway. People can feel like they belong to both anyway. Secondly there is study that shows that being born of mixed race gives you higher chance of autoimmune diseases
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 Well your plan on filling in those spaces taken up by immigrants won’t work because as older Australians who do work in the tradie business retire, younger Australians aren’t taking up those roles 💀
@R26628525@snoobertski Well no because the point of said art is to get better at it to improve it. To get better at it, you have to struggle in the first place. Kinda hard to struggle with those in-between frames when AI is doing the work. It’s lazy
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 Yea that’s BEFORE mass immigration. Before COVID. Newsflash for you mate, not many younger people these days especially want to work in those tradies jobs. It’s just a cultural shift away from this businesses
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 Holy shit you’re missing my point so bad because you know your graphs are shit 💀 the nurses number in employee sponsored category was 2544. Then you show me the data that has that PLUS the other immigration categories and yet it’s still 2544?
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 That would only work under the assumption Australians born here want to get into those job positions (here’s the twist though, they don’t want to)
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 Mate government sources and graphs can be wrong 💀 and the proof is literally in the data. You showed me the employee sponsored immigrant category. Nurses number for example there is 2544. But when you showed me the graphs that hold the total amount it was still 2544 💀
@hosiehosie7@Bertram009@CraigSarg73 Your graphs are not only inaccurate to each other, but you’re using them to support something that won’t work 💀 for starters, capping migration at that means we lose all of those workers your graphs showed. Workers that we don’t produce here