They were threatened by Parliament once I hear, they even did a video about it.

@@Yohann67 haha, where's the vid?

@@Yohann67 thank you! :)

Well-said , right on

Not sure if this is real.

TallBoy Sounds to me like the classic “divide and conquer” strategy!??

That's what it's all about.

Cliff A Yeah... that, keeping us Ignorant, Apathetic, Distracted and probably other things!!?... The Struggle Continues!!!...

One of the reasons they don't want people to unionize although plenty of people have similar interests. Which side are you on? Protest song: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a89xfLBhl9HaYJs.html&feature=emb_logo

Gotta keep the prols fighting something

‘Twiggy’ is the fucking devil

This is socialism bloke which is the exact opposite of liberalism.

Nope...that would be "shitfuckery". Lol

Especially when this is the opposite of neoliberalism.

@@RenegadeRanga Declaration I declare that the documents are true and correct copies of the original documents I understand that giving false or misleading information is a serious offence I consent to Centrelink using the documents to assess my qualification, eligibility for and rate of any social security payment or family assistance payment I understand and agree to the above terms A staff member will review your documents. Please make sure you've selected the right documents, files and scans before submitting them. This will help reduce delays.

As if the mentally ill are going to cope with going down to centre link,when ever they need to go to a second hand shop. Oh we need a drive oh got to get down centre link so I can get an old fridge some rich person didn't want. Oh I need clothes toys for the kids,dishes blanket for the bed a mattress on the floor.oh the second hand high school uniform oh dear there's a million pensioner down at centre link,begging them for money to go to the op shop on a daily basis. God bless the op shops that have given us pensioner the right to have the same as the rich people only second hand. Our standard of living will go down.oh my son or daughter want a bike or a computer.Oh it's off to centre link one again. Might as well camp on there door step. Not allowed to take anything from the street on throw out day. Been abused left disabled ended up in a wreacherd miserable existance a pension with PTS left to rot in hell while the affenders has a rich rewarding life ganging tax payer against his victims. Not even allowed to go to a second hand shop to buy clothes. Just cruelty and mental torture. Next it will be we are forced to report every time we use the toilet. There RSPCA shop is going to go down hill as well as the salvo's St. Vincent's,Red Cross and life line Baptist care. With no revenue will not be able help the poor in need. Leaving us all with nothing. The total intrappment cannot travel to visit family. Total ownership.👎

That's hilarious 🤣

I am addicted to the voice, now depressed but yeah some have to suffer

That's modern Aust for you .

Yeah the liberals will do that to you.

cashless society is what makes the mark of the beast a reality... seek Truth beloved ones.

@@ramichahin2 in some ways yes but just think about how criminals won't be able to counterfeit making actual hard workers work harder causing inflation

@@ramichahin2 it will happen

@@zUJ7EjVD america has welfare. Any one making under $12,000 a year is entitled to food stamps.and health care. You only.receive cash assistance if you have kids but it's fuck all 300 a.month or.something Totally useless. Clinton was the one who gutted modern welfare and were still operating on the same system today

@@kylew.4896 I live with my uncle who as is autistic, hes been getting SSI for the last 30 years and he gets 1,200 a month.

thejuicemedia hey Mr Giordano, I believe that Jimmy Dore and his crew are coming to Australia relatively soon to do some gigs.......may I hope that you will be on the bill along with friendlyjordies and Michael West? I know of no other Australians who are on the wavelength of truth- except maybe Brian Toohey, John Pilger or Wilfred Burchett and, oh Christ, JULIAN!

‘Yeah I’m from Australia, I’m a super welfare recipient playing on ‘Ultimate welfare’ mode , I have a song from ‘the Regretts’ to play the poor ‘stuck in the middle’ ‘Australien government’. I just don’t know if they like that kinda music or not but we’ll find out !’

@@koalafromtomorrow5656 how many of "the public" are affected by cashless welfare ?? It is targeted to help control the horrific drug and alcohol abuse in remote communities....less than 0.5% of "the public" ...zero percent of taxpayers.

I'm a 33 year old husband and father of 3... I had to give up a good job with great conditions and great pay to look after my family after my wife had a mental breakdown which has left her almost crippled by ptsd, anxiety and depression. I have attempted to return to work but each attempt is met by a mental health turn and self harm episodes from my wife. We'd love to not be on welfare but right now it's a sad fact of life for us. I feel useless that I can't work but I was raised to always take care of my family. Cashless welfare would see us homeless it's that simple... yet fuck muffins voted these twatsicles in because they were either scared of losing no money to taxes aimed at the already obscenely rich or were scared that labor would let the boats full of gays and muslims in to turn our country into a rainbow covered pork free zone...

@@warwicklewis8735 i hope that's the case, otherwise i'm going to be very upset they are taking my right to cash away.

It is

I recommend the hoodie myself :) Snuggly warm too!

yup. it deserves to be a merch.

In bali they have shirts "Centrelink, Living The Dream"

or a picture of calculator with the saying "Fuck-All!"

One of the oldest tactics of the elite classes. They are the real criminals but manage to get us fighting with each other. To quote Chris Rock: "You gotta hand it to whitey. He's one bad motherfucker."

reminds me of the Tea Party vs Occupy Wall Street 10 years ago. Both want the same thing. Both have the same enemy. Instead of teaming up....they fight each other tooth and nail. And corrupt politicians and wall street laugh all the way to the bank.

@@Kissfan96dr the tea party movement was ran by corrupt billionaires, they certainly did not want the same things as OWS. they wanted to give tax cuts to the millionaires/billionaires, they opposed UHC and pretty much any government lead program to help people. the tea party movement is exactly what the republican party is today. OWS was the complete opposite, increase taxes on the rich, more government lead programs (phase out private programs). oh also the fact that OWS wasn't funded by millionaires/billionaires. if you believe they wanted the same things then you have actually no fucking idea what you are talking about. the movements are complete polar opposites. this isn't 50/50.

@@dachshundmorty8245 goes to show how much you know there are roughly 50000 jobs available in Australia and 250000 people on income support are we all supposed to rotate and share a job? And yes you can buy things at FULL RETAIL PRICE at most shops. Also where are you getting $30k from? Newstart recipients get $12.5K a year and the average rent even counting in rent assistance is $240 a week for your average 3 bedroom house in some of the worst suburbs (Mt druitt,blacktown,warrick farm etc) so you do the math on that one and tell me how that works?

@@dachshundmorty8245 yep live off scraps like a dog sounds about right and eat one sausage a day? Are you 4ft tall? I am 6.3 I need an average of 11000kj to even maintain my bodyweight I'm 64kg (severely underweight) and no newstart isn't just for single people I don't know where you got that from furthermore good job with the name calling It really shows the type of person you are. All you say is I have went through I very particular set of circumstances so I know all about newstart I say it's enough therefore if it's not enough for you well you're a lazy bum.

@@dachshundmorty8245 and also I like how you assume I am automatically fit for any of the jobs you say to apply for I have PTSD and agoraphobia and my left leg is stuffed from my thigh being cut to the bone when I was attacked with a sword yet I don't meet the point requirements for disability so what's your advice for me now? Am I still just a lazy bum?

@@dachshundmorty8245 Also your math is flawed all the prices you listed are from about 4 years ago and you still didn't address my main question you just called me a lazy fuckwit like the gronk you are.

@@dachshundmorty8245 Again you make assumptions. I do study! also why delete your original comments?as I said you're a coward.

Shukri Habiba Every country should have access to KZfaq :C

@@glensowen Facts

Half of these videos only look at cherry picked arguments tho, do your own research instead of relying on a KZfaq video. Not this one tho this one is right.

@@glensowen let's start with clean water

@@sucri kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpN7f7p2093NkY0.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7WojdV0prbMn58.html I mean...

I LOST MY JOB AND USED MY SAVINGS UP LOOKING FOR A NEW JOB. IN THE END I HAD TO BEG FOR FOOD AT THE SALVOS. IT WAS HUMILIATING. THIS IS AN EXTREMELY EVIL THING THIS FASCIST GOVERNMENT IS TRYING TO ENFORCE.

Sans, good for you. While it's good that there are programs to help people when they need it (though this sounds like it's going in the wrong direction), the only true pathway to happiness is when you can look yourselves in the mirror and be proud. Employment programs would be so much better for society than general welfare programs.

@@amitypearson6879 no... it is a way the gov is trialing in a VERY few areas to combat problems with alcohol and gambling.... so you'd prefer the other way then? just ignore the problem to let things get worse?

DOESN'T MATTER, 90% OF POLITICIANS WILL BE DEAD IN ABOUT A MONTH. THE BAD KARMA HAS ALREADY BEEN SERVED THROUGHOUT THE UNIVERSE, NOW THEY WILL BE RECIEVING THEIR DARMA. EACH DAY AS TIME GOES BY I LAUGH MORE AND MORE, BECAUSE I KNOW WHAT IS COMING. WE ARE NOT EVEN 2 YEARS INTO OUR 7 YEAR LONG ARMAGEDDON. IF YOU HAVE BEEN VERY POOR AND TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF FOR YOUR LIFE THEN YOU WILL BE MADE WEALTHY. IF YOU HAVE BEEN WELL OFF, WEALTHY OR ELITE AND IGNORANT TO YOUR FELLOW MAN, THEN PREPARE FOR RAPTURE.

@@turfsnugents6133 wow... amusing... you sound just like my grandmother saying the world etc would end... pity she ended before it did ,, she beleived in one of many strange religions

Squash this infamous bug in the system beecause it's name is Error!

We voted for this we deserve it don't vote Liberal and this won't happen simples

Manufacturing Consent

Manufacturing Greta Thunberg for green capitalist expansion. ie Green New Deal

@@sarahjenkinson729 Not that simple, I haven't seen an Australian politician that isn't a dumbass and a mcfuckhead

@Wei Ren Lim - The 2end is the case = corruption

Wei Ren Lim The latter sadly and our time is almost up,Agenda 21/Depopulation,keeping humanity under 500 million people. Please go look up Agenda 21,guidestones have their own 10 Commandments,No 1 is keeping humanity under 500million people only,Worldwide.The elite agenda.

.... or both.

@@lindyoneill8779 Sorry Linda, but that's completely utter BS. you are reading conspiracy websites who have their own economic interests in keeping people scared. The population is not going down, and if you read A21 it's not what you think it is, it's not EVEN BINDING. The UN does not have much power at all.

@@lindyoneill8779 yep, and they are into some very evil practices behind the scenes

none of us are ok

The states is a piece of shit anyways idk if we’re better off

@@Tincho326 The US is a VERY good place to live for the overwhelming majority of citizens. This doesn't remove our responsibility to continue to try to make it better, but to claim the whole place is shit is woefully disingenuous.

I wouldn't go that far. I moved to the US from Australia. US has so many advantages and the elites are fucking them all up. Drilling, exploiting, lying. Lunatic Trump is the cherry on top. In the foreseeable future, nobody like Trump could win an election Down Under because Australians are too suspicious of power and critical of politicians. They can't just run a flag up a pole and make a speech talking about god. In the US you can win people over doing that. In Australia nobody would give a shit.

@Yuki BabaYaga How many paychecks you're away from living in a Walmart parking lot is a personal problem that's usually brought about by bad personal decisions. If you can't make it in the US, you can't make it anywhere. Finish Highschool, get a job and don't make babies until you're financially stable. The biggest contributor to poverty in the US is the continuous cycle of single parent homes. I almost forgot to point out that the Asian demographic is the most successful demographic in the United States. Kind of blows your white theory all to hell.

Yep, that's the best part for me too!

That's UNIDROIT for you...Private International Law. Headquartered in Rome. Gough Whitlam signed us over to it in 1973 and they've been slowly privatizing all of our government services ever since. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIDROIT

That's called crony capitalism.. again... there's nothing wrong with privatizing as long as it's done right

@@kristinburton4953 from the people that gave us Eugenics and secret sterilization programs!

@@kristinburton4953 i read that link but fucked if i can find anything about govts privatizing public utilities/services etc. Perhaps i have a learning disability or something.

@@donotlike4anonymus594 Yeah but why do it right when rich assholes can make even MORE MONEY!!!

Honestly that was the least surprising part of it. It's completely fitting with every shitfuckery project that makes no sense the LNP throws out. "Wait, but that's less effective, and costs more? Oh, of course, there's the paper trail that leads back to their donars."

I could tell you that, but it would be a lie and I'm not a politician, so I just can't do it. Yes, they [Indue] absolutely ARE being paid at least that much to administer each card where it has rolled out in the NT & elsewhere that the 'testing' has been 'trialled'. I wish they'd just shoot me. Done deal, and save the tax payers $$$ but we know that taxpayers will not benefit in any way regardless. Any savings go straight back into the kitty, and I'm NOT talking about the one that is for running the country. I'd be way better off if I had committed a crime. If I wasn't too ill to figure it out & execute it, I'd seriously consider it an option. Crime pays

I'm simultaneously appalled and unsurprised at the costs, honestly.

Even worse when you realise the money on the card can only be spent at the liberals buddies shops. It's a scam through and through.

@Peter Anson So thats where my tax dollars are going. I am making the rich richer while the poor gets humiliated and the middle class as usual slave away. Sigh..

Immigrants are crossing Channel and Rio Grande. But expats are different, expats are special, expats privileged

How many dole bludging junkies are spending money on fresh produce at the Sunday markets ?? The customer base is middle class or tourists.

@@warwicklewis8735 hippy type ones

@@warwicklewis8735 wow u truly are a fuckwit pensioners as well and kids

@@warwicklewis8735 as a farmer who does a farmers market i can tell you most of my customers are single mothers trying to do the right things for their children and pensioners ... haha tourists dude go do some research and learn before you talk shit about things you know nothing about

@@warwicklewis8735 What percentage do you think are dole bludging junkies?

In the US EBT cards are run by JP Morgan . Shocker I'm sure..lol

Cool and normal

AS it keeps echoing over and over. Right now in the UK the right wing nut job government has handed over £££Billions to private companies to deliver a 3rd class service with everything pertaining to covid. Much of this money now safely ensconced in a nice warm tax haven.

sadly government agencies are hugely inefficient... (remember the CES) you want something done well - private enterprise where you have that small thing called competition to deliver this service....

The Government sells of it's people to a foreign own business Indue. Like it's down with it's own countries assets.

Then starve like a moron, Chucky Darwin will sort them out.

@@ghostinplainsight4803 then take another person's stuff, hence the more crime from research, dumbass

Steal the steak and flog it for $10, steal 5 steaks and flog 'em in the pub, much easier.

@ericg2167 Indeed, I was hoping that someone would point this out. This whole idea is not only dehumanizing and repressive, it does not even make economic sense.

@Gavin Date It's in in operation in the NT for years. You can use it everywhere! The elders on Aboriginal communities here support the Basics Card (what it's called here).

@@icbmDigital I doubt that pile of shit

Took the words right out of my mouth. How are people supposed to go to op shops, farmers or local markets (green grocers even) or a yard sale. Exactly what they've said in this video. Such shitfuckery.

that is an idea. Wolly and Coles should be force to apply a 20% discount for anyone with this card. if this card is used by the poor the government should get extra discount. I have a credit card from Coles that I pay no annual fees and get back roughly about 2% of all my spending in points.

@@yuqing2006 Please don't give the government an excuse to subsidise the sales of major storefronts so they can completely sink small businesses so they can have more people on shitfuckery cards to force to major storefronts. Rinse repeat until collapse of economy.

I'm on the disability pension, I don't complain, I very rarely drink, I don't smoke, do drugs or gamble, or any other vice, I'm not in debt, I save a little here and there when I can...I am a fairly responsible adult....how on gods green earth would this INSANE AND DEHUMANISING system help myself and the overwhelming majority of people in similar circumstances. THIS ONLY MAKES THINGS WORSE.

This is most likely true

Yep

Debt out of control and gold is at all time highs...........

@@scruffyman5159 you can easily apply for exemption. If it's true that you manage your finances responsibly there is no reason that it would not be granted. On the other hand if you don't spend more than 20% of your income on drugs or gambling why would it affect you ??

i didnt know that ... interesting... ill have to watch again!!!

It lisps though, fail

There are some minor imperfections here and there, such as slight delays, but in my opinion they actually add value and may even be an intentional touch of class, as they enhance, in an almost subliminal way, the feeling that the smiling officials speaking to us may actually be mocking us somehow.

That's why so many Aussies are In London. It's a shithole, but is still far better than back home in Australia. Its no wonder my sister moved to NZ 😂😂😂

Australians all let us rejoice, for we are now cash free. With dead, dry soil and payless toil, there's no escape by sea...

The sickest modern ungoing social experiment. A true display of shitfuckery. Bless U-Tubation for this forum of endless useless rant where opinions are a product to be collected and sold by and to who knows who.

@@tangledfish great poetry for a week reality

@Ann Onymous - Australia = The hot version of "Rura Penthe" it will become again kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hcmPnbxy2cyomac.html

A Penal colony run by Penises

666 is coming just like it was foretold years ago. Oh the Aussies gave up their guns so the politico's do not care what you say. I must say she is great at what she does.

you are right about black markets，my research last year was on target benefits and the truth is it's generating tons of deadweight loss

cashless society is what makes the mark of the beast a reality... seek Truth beloved ones.

@@ChaplainBobWalkerBTh Yes.yes! MUAHAHAHAHHAHA MY EVIL PLAN HAS WORKED MUHAHAHAHHAA

@@ChaplainBobWalkerBTh Meh. In the USA we get to keep our gins. Be still have loads of neo-liberal BS. But we also have mass shootings everywhere all the time. So---yea.

yes they are.. trying to combat real problems wit alcohol and gambling... forcing people on welfare to spend money on ... food... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashless_Welfare_Card

Politicians are Public servants. GOOGLE the difference between a public servant and a civil servant

@Spacegoat92 - YES , also Politicians are on government welfare too , but on welfare for the rich offenders instead of poor victims ... when will the uprinsing or revolution come ?

@Niko you are clueless for starters roll your own tobacco is way more then they can afford, at $100.00 per packet Australia is a country where only the rich are allowed to smoke. For seconds the politicians you are talking about sold 98 percent of our manufacturing along with our jobs. What is The Lima Declaration? And why has Australia has lost 98% of it’s manufacturing? Although signed in 1975 by Labor Senator Don Willesee, the Lima Declaration has had far reaching effects, and can clearly be seen as the blueprint for the disastrous policies embracing the bizarre philosophy known as “Globalisation”. The Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO) met in Lima, Peru, during the period 12-26 March, 1975. The resulting declaration had disastrous ramifications for Australian industry. The basic reasoning behind the Declaration was that the drastic plight of the Third World was the result of the rapacious policies of the advanced industrial nations. Australia listed as one of these. The only way to rectify the situation was to transfer industrial resources from advanced countries like Australia to the Third World, then to provide markets for Third World exports by buying products once produced locally. ​ Both major parties are equally to blame for betraying the nation. The Fraser Government took over where Whitlam left off, Hawke and Keating increased the tempo of the programme with Mr Hawke, Keating, Button and other senior ministers telling unsuspecting Australians they were working to 'internationalise' the Australian economy. The truth is, they were sowing the seeds that has almost decimated Australian manufacturing and industry and has seen Australian jobs disappear overseas. More than half of Australia’s manufacturing capacity has been destroyed since 1974 and the economic carnage continues while Australia imports vast quantities of goods once produced locally. While we're ploughing oranges into the ground, we're buying concentrate back from Brazil. Our car industry has all but disappeared, steel making is on it's knees and our petroleum industry is under severe threat of being moved overseas. If a situation arises where there is a serious threat in the region, we will be unable to defend ourselves. The Declaration will leave Austraia short of technology, tools and jobs and we can thank scores of useless and short sighted politicians for that - on all sides of Parliament. In 1970 estimates numbered Australian farmers at around 300,000, the number is now below125,000. ​ A call for change was made in March 1975 when the Second General Conference of the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO), meeting in Lima, issued a Declaration and World Plan of Action. The Lima Declaration and Plan of Action called for the redistribution of world industry so that developing countries would have 25% of it by the year 2000. Now in Australia we have lost more then 98% of our Industries to third world countries - along with our jobs . To achieve this, radical changes in traditional concepts and practices are recommended. Economic growth in poorer countries could no longer be seen as the “trickle down” benefit of growth in rich countries. To close the gap between rich and poor nations the developing countries would have to grow faster than the developed countries. With this end in mind, the Lima Declaration sets out the “main principles of industrialisation” and defines the “means by which the international community as a whole might take broad action to establish a New International Economic Order”. ​ Wonder why we're importing so much fish and seafood from countries like Thailand and Vietnam - when we are surrounded by vast oceans? Look no further than Resolution 27 "Developed Countries such as Australia should expand it’s imports from developing countries." Are you puzzled why so much industry and jobs have moved overseas? Maybe look at Resolution 35 "Developed Countries (Australia) should transfer technical, financial, and capital goods to developing countries to accomplish resolution 28 above." (35) “That special attention should be given to the least developed countries, which should enjoy a net transfer of resources from the developed countries in the form of technical and financial resources as well as capital goods, to enable the least developed countries in conformity with the policies and plans for development, to accelerate their industrialisation.” (41) “That the developed countries should adhere strictly to the principle that the Generalised System of Preferences must not be used as an instrument for economic and political pressure to hamper the activities of those developing countries which produce raw materials” (43) “That the developing countries should fully and effectively participate in the international decision making process on international monetary questions in accordance with the existing and evolving rules of the competent bodies and share equitably in the benefits resulting therefrom” (52) “That the developing countries should devote particular attention to the development of basic industries such as steel, chemicals, petro chemicals and engineering, thereby consolidating their economic independence while at the same time assuring an effective form of import substitution and a greater share of world trade”. The UN is a giant unregulated Non Government Organisation with its sights set on a one world government, where people in power have no loyalties to countries like Australia. The Lima Agreement has the potential to turn developed countries like Australia into non developed countries - no wonder so many Australians are worried for their children's and grandchildren's futures. Like most Australians, you've probably never heard of the Lima Agreement

@Niko exactly

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So adding $12k to each recipient's cost helps how?

But then again, you're in jail so how could you ever really know what's what?

@@PandemoniumMeltDown Er wot

Indue card = more theft of tax payers money.

@@sparksmacoy How can people stay in such a place where the "leaders" can blatantly keep the population calm while they steal lives to "invest" the energy harvested in corrupted enterprises: said people have to be inmates in jail (penal colony) and the captors must be armed. The card is clearly a social experiment and the population reactions, resistance... are data sets that will be used in many ways to "lead" better and meet economic agendas bearly humanly acceptable. I don't think the "leaders" have any concerns about the damage done. Frog in a cauldron, temperature raising, will the frog jump out or stay calm?

Exactly, and for all the students on student payments - as an example it was $300 for the textbook (yes, singular) I needed this semester, I got it $40 used from the UK on ebay. I've heard sadder stories of parents not being able to pay for school excursions since they had no way to get the money transferred off the card to the school. it's sick that this is being inflicted on the most powerless for profit.

Or I could even just use myself as an example... My feet are not just large they are extremely wide (14EEEE in American). I could go shoe shopping all day and never find a single shoe that would fit me... Online? its as easy as punching in my measurements.

You won't even be able to shop at Aldi. They sell alcohol at the same checkout as groceries.

That’s why you have no money because you have been fed the lie saving money is the answer , don’t you get it ?

@@mdancey19.37, I don't think Aldi in Victoria would extend their stores and hire a separate cashier just to take the alcohol away from welfare recipients.

You can buy clothes very cheap, no need to buy second hand. Second hand cloths are often as expensive or more expensive than what you can get at target. And no need to buy clothes every year. Mine last for 10 years easily.

May the Science be with You at least where women’s clothes are concerned, cheap clothes last about 1 wash. (Even the more expensive ones can have a catastrophic malfunction in about 1 wash.) They twist to the point where they are almost unwearable or the seams give way or they shrink or whatever. In any case, this represents another unnecessary, artificial limitation on poor people. It’s also not good for the environment.

@@maythesciencebewithyou i live of $50 one fortnight and $80 the next then back to 50 and so on. i can buy a second hand shirt at an opp shop for $5, you say there is no need to buy second hand cloths , what would you know ? come live my life idiot !

@@ree2398 Dude, you can buy cheap $5 T-shirts at target. Try to live my life, I'm a student who has even less. You just gotta know where to buy stuff, look for special offers etc. Not buy the expensive luxury brands. And really, it helps if you wash your cloths. You can easily wear them for 10 years not having to buy a new one all the time

@@maythesciencebewithyou do i come across to you as some one that buys expensive luxury any thing?? if there is some thing in Target for $5 , it will be a kids singlet or a pair of socks , not much more ! and i do know where to buy stuff, an opp shop. and are you saying that i don't wash my cloths??? :/ ??? not being able to buy second hand anything is going to make my life alot harder than it already is !! Do you have a problem with that ??

That's UNIDROIT for you...Private International Law. Headquartered in Rome. Gough Whitlam signed us over to it in 1973 and they've been slowly privatizing all of our government services ever since. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIDROIT

@@kristinburton4953 What does UNIDROIT have to do with this?

More like profitize.

How does giving people money for drugs and alcohol stop poverty ??

@@FeyTheBin how is it profit when the government gives them the money in the first place ?? It takes the profit from the drug dealers and pubs and puts it back into legitimate businesses in rural communities. How can this be bad.

@@warwicklewis8735 not profit for the people. The big profit for the chap running the creditcardcompany. And if you believe in the market and its selfregulating prices of the free economy. How can people participate in this market if they are only allowed to buy in expensive authorized shops?

@@warwicklewis8735 You clearly know nothing about drugs. Dealers will have addicts go shopping for them. It's not rocket science mate.

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Is that why these assholes keep making anti Australian propaganda videos ??

I wish they had a card to replace peoples uneducated, lazy and downright ignorant opinions but alas, here you are Warwick, still spouting that word diarrhea.

@@eddietdead as I earn my own income I can spend it how ever I choose. And as I think for myself I can say whatever I want.

No, you've proven you think what these idiots spout, not for yourself. If you thought for yourself you'd have done some research before vomiting bullshit.

The fact you thought this was ever a good idea shows you never gave it much thought at all. The majority of newstart are middle aged people who won't get employed over the younger workforce or who can't settle for the fucking disgraceful part time contracts that seems to be all that's available now. Unless you're a tradie or in a stem field the workforce doesn't want you unless you're in your 20's. And that work is shit. The majority of drug users are working class lol congratulations on taking the bait hook, line and sinker from the libs.

Your not alone, I felt the same way until I watched this video.

@P3 Gaming, The basic idea is always presented... But the ins and outs are always obfuscated. It is easy to support a card that doesn't let you buy drugs and alcohol... It isn't easy to support a card that tightly limits your spending in a totalitarian way.

@@prototypep4 Interesting, it is clear you have never given the other side of the argument much thought either. Drug abuse in the working class is far less a problem than drug abuse on the dole where the children tend to suffer more. Decreasing the ease of which alcohol and other drugs can be purchase could potentially be a good thing for people in these situations, however it just isn't worth it when compared to the other potential issues.

@@prototypep4 I'd support it if the card looked like any other and could access 90% of legitimate services. But its too restrictive to be helpful.

No no no Dorothy, don't let those naysayers ruin it... the land of Oz is still just the wonderful place you always imagined as a kid. There's kangaroos, furry little wallabies and Crocodile Dundee. At night you can here the happy town folk singing waltzing Matilda in the pub and see the campfires of the aboriginies in the distance. Of course it's all in a theme park now at $100 a pop.

@@pakde8002 Yeah the baby boomers and most of gen x have really fucked it... :(

I no longer have any positive impression on this shithole dump of a country.

Yup

At least the Aussies have a fully centralized system where we Americans have disorganized crap.

EPICDUDE365 it’s long overdue

Hon hon baguette

@@tomm5663 I found you

yeah thinking that most of the useless turds who voted for scomo would be soft as and easy take downs. just got to get control of the government and the police. Make an example of a few of the fat cats, the rest will go hide until they work out a sneaky way to get back on top (cause they don't fight fair)

These stupid billionaires are sowing the seeds of their own destruction such is the power of their greed. Bring it on

Woolworths are not allowed, because they have liquor shops attached to some supermarkets, Coles does not, because their liquor arm is under BWS.

@@ChannelReuploads9451 Yeah, but it's a seperate thing within the store. Rest assured Woolies can pull enough strings to get in on this little scam...

@@ChannelReuploads9451 BWS is Woolies as is Dan Murphy's. Coles owns Liqorland... ;)

is the wiki out of date? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cashless_Welfare_Card It cannot stop users from buying restricted goods at shops that sell both restricted and approved goods, such as supermarkets that sell alcohol.

@balls bag Does it have to be a legal job?

@Niko Scumbag government agent. We know who you are.

Mark Anthony if I could work I would be and were are all these so called jobs out there , hundreds of thousands of ppl would like to know . Mate i am on the DSP with one of the most painful conditions known to man CRPS or the suicide disease, take your pick i dare you to walk just one day in my shoes . I had to exist on the dole for 5 years before i got it . I had worked for over 45 years and have 4 trades paid my fair share of tax . I really hope you have a cradle to the grave job it only takes one event to totally change your life for the worst

Celestial Salamander use the 30% cash u get only 80% goes on card

@@luke00018 110%?! Go Australia!

This comment has taken on a whole new meaning in the past two months.

Or that chemotherapy shouldn't bankrupt you

Yeah, viruses or somekind of parasites. Time to apply medecine.

Proper medecine.

Yes with O Negative shitfuckery transfusions! 😈

Well, sociopaths and psychopaths for sure. Wealth and power actually does destroy some people's minds. Rich guys are most likely to have no idea what they’re talking about, study suggests www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/04/26/rich-guys-are-most-likely-have-no-idea-what-theyre-talking-about-study-finds/?arc404=true The Highest-Paid CEOs Are The Worst Performers, New Study Says www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2014/06/16/the-highest-paid-ceos-are-the-worst-performers-new-study-says/

Well obviously!

Or pretend to... LOL

pity its not Drump or Scumo going to Mars..... "opps we can't bring you back"

Lion Heart Trading Company I can’t tell if you’re serious or not. Am I just really dumb?

Robyn Vorsa / NASSA in Hebrew means to deceive in plain sight, lie in your face. NASSA have never been to the moon, the hole BShit fiasco was & still is a Hollywood show. Above us is the firmament which they now call the Vanallan Belt, it apparently can not be penetrated. The money probably is some defence deal ??????

The $150 Million (over 5 years) is for Australian industry to support NASA. It all goes to Australian businesses and workers.

not so sure they could... they would likely offend too many people (not forgetting the government..lol) ..

Hear hear

Spread this knowledge teach them your ways obi one

Or just be a decent human being and don't abuse the charity of others. You are hurting your own cause in the long run when you do that. People abusing charity is what convinced enough people that it was a big enough problem to warrant implementing this terrible card idea. It doesn't take much real abuse to reinforce the stereotype that its a rampant issue.

@@benjaminkesler5245 Even if you are on social support, having a cold one in the evening is a basic human right in my books.

@@benjaminkesler5245 except that the people who end up in the weeds because of these cards usually aren't the ones that are "abusing the charity of others". The problem is that the people who end up abusing these systems are either people who stand to gain financially because of it, or people who are in such shit already that they are just plain desperate and "abusing charity" is an easier step than full on burglary and theft. Have you tried to live on $1000 AUD a month? According to the interwebz that is about 630 euro. Now I'm not sure how exactly things like healthcare insurance and all that jazz is done in Aussieland, but over here, 630 euro would put you so far below the poverty line that you cannot reasonably be expected to be able to make due with that. Even if you include rent-support and healthcare-support in the mix, you'd still be looking at 270 euro in monthly rent that you have to pay yourself, 35 euro in healthcare, about 100 in utilities, 40 in municipal taxes, 40-ish for phone and internet (which you NEED for welfare here, or you can't fill out the forms and they can't contact you). That leaves you with about 145 euro a month to buy everything that your household needs, food, clothing, public transportation... Except that according to the Central Bureau for Statistics, it costs about 7 euro a day to feed a single adult. And even when you're that impoverished some rich wanker has decided that you cannot, control your own money. You can only shop at places they have an agreement with, and you have no option to buy things for cash on the cheap. No farmer's market for you, despite fresh vegetables and dairy being a fraction of the price there compared to a big supermarket. No second hand furniture, no second hand bicycle to get around on, generally no means to get things for cheap or second hand at all. Part of providing "charity for others" as you put it, or in this case welfare from the state, is to provide people with enough to be able to make ends meet. Not to provide them with so much that they can live in wealth and luxury, but at least they should be able to pay for their basic needs like shelter, food, clothing, medicine, those kinds of things. Programs with so stringently limit how and where you can spend your welfare money have never been successful, for the simple reason that it generally makes things more expensive. Because it takes away what little freedom people had with that money. And all of this in the name of "preventing people from buying drugs and alcohol and going gambling" is just BS. Like so many in these comments have shown, people will find ways to get cash, regardless. Even if it means hurting themselves more. They will find a means. The better and much more effective solution would be to get the addicts the help that they really need, because addiction generally has an underlying cause. Sure it may seem more expensive in the short term, but in the long term it might mean getting an addicted 20-something year old back on their feet and back into the workforce before they hit 30. But politicians do not care about the long term anymore. Politicians only care about results that they can achieve before they can be voted out in the next elections.

@@fermitupoupon1754 Thank you for your comment, and I agree with a lot of what you said. The card restrictions are not a good solution. There is A LOT of stereotyping that occurs in relation to welfare and unfortunately it doesn't take much for people to have those biases reinforced. The abusing the charity of others that I was referring to is that most people would want their tax dollars going to help with food, shelter, medical care, etc. Those of us who do well enough to not need help are still cash-strapped enough, though, to not want our limited resources going to drugs or alcohol. I don't think there is any good solution, though, around trying to control what people are spending charitable money on (I do count welfare as charity. It's just government-mandated charity) One area that I think needs more funding is finding ways to help people with substance abuse. I'm not sure exactly what the best route would be, but the current method of enabling their self-destructive behavior while waiting for them to get clean all on their own isn't the answer. The destructive and addictive power of these substances to great to leave people on their own to try to overcome it. If fixing societal problems had easy fixes, then they would already be fixed and we wouldn't still be talking about it. Even so, I think it's our responsibility as fellow human beings to help each other when we can. The more we as a society can openly discuss how to achieve this goal, the better chance we have of achieving it.

teach people to value other people more than things glwt

Maybe like revolution?

Vote green.

Exactly. So... why the question part? Do you feel insecure? I can understand that. Your tax monye pays for the cannons pointed inwards towards the taxpayers to "keep them calm" while the jailors of the penal colony run unspekable tests on them little Australien lab rats, mices, experiment loyal subjects with incredible but laughable resilience.

Yes get a job .

really? there isn't (and I live in Australia) .. this is just a comedian/leftist attack on the current conservative government.. and their idea is better to pay more on welfare than to actually try to do something about it..... i think because the tests of this card actually seem to be working.. there is corruption all over the world to different degrees - the left are just trying to shame and make it seem far worse than it is.... there is not a lot of corruption here and we are still the lucky country.... yes you will her the media loudly complain about the case or few where it doens't work 100% but shoudl we leave these welfare recipients top spend all their money on gambling and alcohol and not buy food for their kids? thereby forcing the kids to seek assistance from welfare agencies.... the vast majority you hear is the left complaining how it doesn't work... and it seems it does (and yes they have tried increasing welfare, increasing social worker numbers... and the other solutions... but it is never enough and they call for more and more... ) ... gambling and alcohol are a real problem in some of the areas they have been introduced (the indue card) and yes the people hate it as they are forced to actually buy food... people who have made money from businesses profiting from selling alcohol or gambling to them are complaining as they are losing HUGE amounts of money (my heart bleeds for them..) - they can't use the card at a store tat sells alcohol or gambling (i think) so they are forcing to stores to be good citizens too (and actually help the community..) ...

@@albertbresca8904 Hey Albert I`m social worker (from Balkans) and I can say you this card is a great idea! All this lefty`s want to be so generous with your`s money. And non of them actually met 1 person on welfare. It is just crap and will shatter in first contact with reality. P.S. Man, I can`t understand how you people "down under" can take up with all the "lockdowns" it is insane!!!!! I thik if we had that kind of "measures" on Balkans we would have an armed rebellion. Stay strong and think for your self!

@@ivantomic2366 lol.. you'e right about the lockdowns dude.... yes they are harsh but we expected the covid to get as out of control s it did in italy initially and am so glad it didn't - and are going out of our way to protect our older citizens.... but yea a right mess... thanks for your comment re the card... I can I guess understand why some people hate it but it doens't seem that bad and interesting to read the official guidelines for the card and a LOT of things these people are complaining about seems is not true according to the card details... interesting....

@@albertbresca8904 Man, I hate to brake it for you, but older people tend to die. Puting `em in prison won`t keep `em from graveyard. My country have more deaths per 100 000 then Sweden. And Sweden had no "messures". I`m no doctor and no economist but I can tell you for sure: virus can`t couse inflation. That is monetary phenomena. What is happening with PERTH MINT is it truth that they have run out of silver? SRY for grammar and spelling!

@@ivantomic2366 yes they do (as I get older I seem to see a lot of my friends dying...sad but happens as you get older...lol).. there was (and still is a bit) of panic re the covid thing... seems with all the lockdowns that deaths from other causes were reduced but seems still pretty high.... the sooner the world can return back to normal the better I guess.... they have started tourist travel to new zealand from australia but no where else as yet

No its not, it just limits how you spend other peoples money.

@@the500mphtortoise That's not communism at all...

@@WallyWaldo87 listen, social security is meant to ensure you have the nessecities till you get back on your feet. This policy puts that aim into practice.

@@the500mphtortoise Hahahahahaha other people money! Hahahahahaha Do you actually know where your "money" in your wallet comes from? Do you know how it is created? And do you actually know that what you refer to as money is only a promise to pay money. You probably don't know but there was a time when our "notes" had this written on the front: I promise to pay the barer to pay...... You don't know what I'm talking about! Your notes in your wallets are only a promise to pay money. Question: What is money?

@@the500mphtortoise Except the roll out is for all payments not just Newstart. People on Disabilitiy payments don't magically just 'get back on their feet.' Old age pensioners don't get young again.

The 51st state!

I live in the Northern Territory ( north Australia) the US military has practically taken over here!

Penal colony.

Hoàng Nguyên why? For even less work opportunity? Leave my studies and family behind?

Hoàng Nguyên or I’ll just aim for financial independence within the current corrupt system and if all else fails, use my czech citizenship to move to Europe

Hoàng Nguyên gotta have one in this day and age😉

Hoàng Nguyên why be stupid? Why fight for a country that won’t fight for you?

As much as this channel gets wrong, it's still highly entertaining. "Cool and normal!"

Due to the information imbalance we have, we need about 4. Replace the cable nets.

@@Nanofuture87 Tell me, what does the channel get wrong?

@@mumi009 Economics for starters.

@@Nanofuture87 That doesn't help me. Be more specific. What facts are misrepresented or are false, according to you?

sorry! :D

The world don't need Indue or the Australian Liberal Goverment. You will love all the taxes they force apone people. They will remove your rights aswell.