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Australia collects more tax per person than almost any

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country on earth. And yet we're broke. Infrastructure's crumbling.

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Hospitals are failing. Schools are underfunded. But

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your taxes? Well, they keep going up. So where's all

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the freaking money going? Now, in this episode, I'm reacting to

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the most insane examples of government waste, corruption and

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incompetence and showing you exactly why they'll

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never fix the tax crisis. Because fixing it isn't

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the goal. keeping you trapped is. $1 million

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salary after tax, Australia $540,000, Switzerland $750,000, Singapore $780,000, Malaysia

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$800,000, Hong Kong $850,000. Dubai,

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one million. Oh, isn't that a freaking joke? It's so disappointing.

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It's like soul destroying to think that in Australia, you

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have to essentially work almost half of

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the year. So from like January, February, March, April, May, June,

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pretty much. And all that money that you've just earned

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goes in tax, goes to the government to spend on absolute

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garbage right now. Like even today, we're talking about ISIS brides.

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Excuse me if I just don't want my taxpayer dollars going

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to the repatriation of ISIS brides. And then when they get here, guess

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what else happens? We then have to pay for them not to work, fund

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their housing. It's an absolute joke. No wonder so

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many people are moving out of Australia. Look at all those

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other countries where you're earning so much more. You're keeping more

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of your money in your own pocket. And I tell you, I'm

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ATO has $50 billion in unpaid taxes due, and now

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they've just hired private debt collectors to go and get their $50 billion

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Is that right? Well, first of all, I don't owe any money to the tax

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office. I've paid up all of my taxes. And trust me,

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when you've got to write a check to the ATO that is

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seven digits, It's

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freaking a killer. Anyway, so this is, I'm not on the hit list, so I'm not worried

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They claim how aggressive they are. And the problem is that they're now dredging up

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How aggressive they are. What are they going to do? He's like, right

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now in Australia, they're sending people over. about things

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that you write on social media. We've basically turned into this state

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now, like the UK. You write something on social media, you get a raid

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They might be 20 years old, but they wrote off. They're bringing those back in again. When the

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government cracks down on debt collection, the reason that there's so much tax earnings, not

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because of recalcitrant taxpayers, it's about the government's policies. Basically,

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it allowed people to probably take a bit of the mickey out of the government. They've written off the

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tax debt, so you wrote some tax years ago and you couldn't get I can't listen to this anymore. Honestly,

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I'm so far over the tax system in Australia. It's ridiculous. There is no incentive

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anymore in Australia to even work because we're literally taxed

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the fact that all these multinational companies, they don't even pay

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$200,000. That's how much the Allen Labor

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government has spent on taxpayers' money on office pop plants.

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The Suburban Rail Loop Authority. Now, I love an indoor plant just as much as

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Get into the indoor plant business, okay,

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and become a contractor for the Victorian Socialist

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Party, the Labor Party. Under Jacinta Allen.

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Send her a nice note. Make sure you slip something under her door

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though, right? Because that's how these guys operate. They love getting some

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kickbacks over here. The Victorian Labor Party,

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Hired these plants for $200,000. The

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way that this government wastes your taxpayers' money is

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So what do you think? I'll tell you what I think. The Labor Party in Australia

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is essentially a legalized criminal cartel. If

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you were going to come up with a way to siphon taxpayers' money

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to come back to yourself, you would do it exactly the way the Labor Party has

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done it. And what they do is they siphon all the taxpayer dollars

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over to their mates in the CFMEU and other union-type

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entities who in turn funnel some of the money

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back, they don't send all of it back, they send some of the money

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back to the Labor Party so that they can fund all of

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their future elections so they can get re-elected again and

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then take your money and the cycle goes on and on

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and on. And no wonder people are fed up with

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$10 million. $200 million. I'm sick of even seeing this guy's face.

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I honestly am. The other day, he made a comment, and I think it's

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absolutely turned a lot of people in Australia. And it was just

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after we've had this, the Bondi massacre in

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Australia by Islamic jihadists. And

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he comes out and says, but we need to create unity

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and we have to consider Ramadan, right? What the?

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Are you serious? Honestly, if this guy wins the next election,

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I will be absolutely gobsmacked. But anyway, let's see what

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Australia's national debt will

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top $1 trillion in the next 18 months, according

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Of the young people here, who's concerned about the level of debt that

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Show of hands. And could you keep your hands up? Honestly, no

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one even knows about the debt. No one actually cares about the

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debt. What they care about is how much money is

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in their pocket. And you've got the Labor government raiding

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people's retirement savings. And they're now wanting to

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raid your profits on any rental property

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that you currently own, right? They want to keep you. reliant

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on the state, right? You've got ISIS brides and the like now

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funneling back into Australia, of which our taxpayer dollars has

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to help fund when they get back here to do with housing and, you

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know, social welfare and the like. And it's an absolute joke. Don't

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even get me started on the debacle and

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the rort within the NDIS. I mean, the whole thing is

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just, it's endless. It makes me sick. And you know what? I can't watch

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Would it be accurate to say that the tax on offshore gas exports,

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Taxes on beer, we're expecting $2.7 billion. Taxes

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How do we live in a country, one of the biggest gas exporters in the world, and

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we're getting more tax from beer than... We love beer.

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We've made

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changes to the PRRT that we got through the parliament. Other

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areas of tax reform for us, right now the priority is delivering on

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our election commitments and including the bill that the

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Honestly, it's just pathetic, isn't it? Fancy the situation where

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we're actually collecting more tax revenue from beer. I mean, it actually doesn't

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surprise me. We're letting off all these multinational companies that really

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should be paying more taxes in Australia. But instead, no, we

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come after the everyday Australian by getting the

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taxes from you where it hurts, which is, of course, beer. And

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it's not just beer. It's actually everything. It's the fuel.

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It's groceries. Obviously, you've got 10% on everything. The fuel

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has excise tax. Half the money in

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fuel is actually in tax. It's an absolute joke. Not

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to mention the stamp duties, the this or that. It's endless.

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And of course, you might even be paying the luxury of

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47% tax on the income. Imagine working a

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whole half a year and paying it to Albo and

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Jim so they can go piss it up the wall to bring in things like

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ISIS brides. Pathetic. I love going on the ISIS

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brides. No, but it's actually, they did a poll the other day and

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64% of the surveys they did don't want the ISIS brides back.

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Most people are against it. Yeah, yeah. There's a small percent that are

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How is it that the top four banks in Australia are in the top eight

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most profitable banks in the world? I mean, how do you get 26 or 27 million

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You probably didn't know that. If you're a mortgage holder, you know that in Australia, you've got

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two options. One is you can fix the interest rate for a period of time. And the second is you

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But did you know that in other countries like the US, when

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you get your mortgage for like 20 or 30 years, you

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get the rate at one fixed for the entire 20 or

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30 year period. So you've got a situation in America when the

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rates were so low, people were getting 30 year mortgages

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at like 2%. Right. Could you imagine having that? It'd

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be absolutely brilliant. And now the rates of course, across

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the globe and also in America have gone up so much. There's no

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incentive now because what happens is when they sell that property, the

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mortgage also goes. So they have to go back into a new

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Property with a new mortgage, which would be at whatever the rates are at the time at

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the moment. They're a lot higher So no one's then selling their houses because

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they've got such cheap interest rates The same thing happens with like a car

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lease at the moment. I'm only paying like 3% on

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my car lease, right? Absolute nothing. Yeah, but

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if I was to refinance or go and get a new car, I'd have to get a new lease

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It's gonna be like seven eight nine percent. I'm like stuff that I'm not getting new

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one. So I So

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the moral of the story here, we're getting absolutely screwed by the banks

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in Australia. Full stop. They're talking about banks. They're absolutely

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Well if this isn't a kick in the teeth for Australians, what is? We're in the middle of

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a cost of living crisis and the federal government just hits people with a stack

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of automatic tax increases. Your leg size went up again. Thanks. Tax

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added to every litre of petrol in the country. It rises twice a

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year with inflation. Alcohol the same deal. Right now roughly $30 of

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a normal bottle of gin or vodka is just half. And although

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I don't condone them, Siggy's annexed, tobacco excise goes

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up again in March, and the idiots pushed that tax so high that

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people moved to the black market and the government revenue actually fell.

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Let me just say, the politicians, honestly, for the most part, are

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so dumb, right? At least the bureaucrats who are pressing the buttons, right?

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The politicians don't really make up any of the rules. It's the bureaucrats behind

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the scenes that are doing all this crap. And Matt here, who's

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a freaking legend, is exactly right. The government is

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screwing us over every which way we turn. Matt

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Australians are really struggling. I'm just here thinking to myself, how

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are these people so bad with money? How can they not

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find revenue anywhere else except squeezing people already

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under immense pressure? It's the same thing. Costs are up.

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Bills are up. Taxes are up. And I'm just asking myself, what the hell

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He's so right. And this is what you've got to do. You've, you've now at the

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point where you have to spend full time every

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day, trying to find ways to either make money, save

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on tax, or at this point you could do what I'm actually doing,

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which is getting a plan B passport. Cause I'm thinking, you know what?

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We just simply cannot stay in Australia and

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continue to fork out millions of dollars

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in taxes, of which goes to things that

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I don't approve of, right? I don't even want to start the list. I'm

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going to get, all the Wokies will come after me. Like,

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no, we do want the ISIS brides back in Australia. Yeah. Okay. All

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right, guys, look, thank you for joining me on that very, very controversial, very

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political reactions episode. But tell me what you

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think guys, if you agree with my stance on, you know, being against

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all the woke ideology, which I cannot stand, or do

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you love the woke ideology? Do you also love the fact that

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we have a communist socialist government in Australia and

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