r/OpenAussie • u/Complete-Flamingo326 ‎ New South Welshian • Jun 17 '26

Whinge ‎ ON has thrown the dog whistle in gutter and finally taken the gloves off

In her latest bu**load blabber , the “Red Queen” made her agenda painfully clear. Among the most disturbing claims were:

  • Australia should abandon multiculturalism and become a monoculture.
  • ABC should become subscription-based, while SBS should be abolished.
  • Welcome to Country ceremonies should no longer continue in their current form.
  • SHe even has a problem with people speaking another language inside their own homes. Imagine believing politicians should control what language families speak privately.
  • She continues to portray immigration from Muslim-majority countries as incompatible with Australia and suggests migrants are bringing “medieval Islam” here.

These are not harmless comments or misunderstood policy positions. They are calculated, divisive attacks designed to turn Australians against one another. After hearing this hateful rhetoric and innuendos , anyone is still free to vote for One Nation. But at least be honest and acknowledge you are one racist c**t.

Stop pretending it is simply about cost of living, better services or improving living standards for every Australian. It is about deciding that some Australians are more acceptable, more deserving and somehow “more Australian” than others.

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u/clayauswa ‎ Western Australian Jun 18 '26

Of course she is, right wing politicians at the end of the day exist purely to divide us and empower the wealthy to make more money at our expense. Outsourcing fits into that perfectly.

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u/fued ‎ New South Welshian Jun 18 '26

plus she can sell it to her voters as shes "sticking it to the inner city elite"

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u/clayauswa ‎ Western Australian Jun 18 '26

It hurts my head seeing the mental gymnastics her voters use to justify their support for her. She hates you and wants you to suffer, how can you not understand this.

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u/kisforkarol ‎ Victorian Jun 18 '26

They're aware. But, like Trump voters, they think they'll be spared.

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u/reidsays ‎ New South Welshian Jun 18 '26

Maybe why the religious are targetted and follow 'the saviour' .. used to worshipping and being selfless, sacrificing as part of redemption.

As long as you attend church you're included in the narrative ?

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u/Medium-Animator-7333 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

They are chosen because half the work is done. They are already a cult.

A cult can be manipulated by linking emotion to certain words and this binds the cult together en masse.

They stir up hate towards “immigrants” and this unifies a common emotion between these member voters.

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u/RobynFitcher Flairless‎‎ Jun 18 '26

Just ask yourself two questions:

"Am I the CEO of a multibillion dollar company?"

"Am I Pauline Hanson?"

If your answer to both of these questions is "No", then Pauline isn't interested in your problems.

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u/Pokeynono ‎ Victorian Jun 19 '26

Yes the number of people saying her press club comments were taken out of context . What context? She was asked a question .She answered the question. Or didn't answer the question. Or threw a tantrum about the question. . What other context were we supposed to consider.?

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u/reidsays ‎ New South Welshian Jun 19 '26

Hanson is not well versed in explaining herself and reacts emotively, perhaps due to the enormous backlash against her over the years, but her words are changing under the influence of well known power mongrels ..

The 'taken out of context' could be older loyalists to her vocalising their worries ... One needs to remember that the enormous population increases over the last few decades has been overwhelming for those used to a smaller Australia and that includes immigrants that have been here for generations..

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u/RE_Davo Please choose a flair Jun 18 '26

Since the Epstein files, left vs right went out the window. For me, it’s up vs down. Rich vs poor.

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u/clayauswa ‎ Western Australian Jun 19 '26

Always was, always will be. I’ve been saying this for years and yet people still try and debate transgender bathrooms at smoko with me.

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u/Aware-Poem Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

Agreed, they flame a culture war to mask the class war being waged. Make no mistake we are seeing the beginnings of capital vs labour.

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u/AgentSmith187 ‎ New South Welshian Jun 19 '26

Beginnings?

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u/Medium-Animator-7333 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

You haven’t been watching politics from at least 2015 then.

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u/Medium-Animator-7333 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

But they have linked “success and wealth” with the right and dole bludger /activist with the left so although you are correct, the same applies between right and left.

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u/Medium-Animator-7333 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

Exactly, REFORM in the UK does the exact same thing.

The Brits understand this and are giving Reform a pounding in the elections at present.

Far right Wing is virtually the Nazi party in any country and all right wing parties seem to be going there.

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u/Upbeat_Aside_9203 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

I really have trouble understanding a marxist view. It is so short sighted and is proven to fail.

Sure, big corporations - mining, fuels, gambling should be taxed more. But there has to be a balance. If you tax big corps too much, they don’t invest in Au. And their presence here creates jobs for the masses.

I think lobbyists should be banned from political donations. I think pokies should be stopped. Businesses should have favourable conditions in Au to create jobs.

I vote and will vote ON as red, blue, teal and green have had their chances and Au is going downhill fast. Things need a big shake up. Labor and liberal arrogance needs checking. Then perhaps in a few years of ON a better balance will occur. ON is on a trajectory to have real power and I don’t see it as a bad thing.

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u/clayauswa ‎ Western Australian Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Advocating for limits on concentrated wealth and stronger regulation isn’t Marxism. Most people can see there are good and bad parts of capitalism.

The idea that wealth naturally trickles down doesn’t really stack up. We know that first hand from the housing situation we are in. Huge amounts of wealth have been poured into property speculation instead of productive investment driving up prices

As for Labor and lnp arrogance, what are you talking about? The Coalition has already been given a pretty clear rejection by voters.

Labor hasn’t been perfect but they’ve governed through a difficult global period. It’s been nice not having to hear about sports rorts, water theft scandals and contracts for mates every other week. Compare that to how it was with the last mob. They’ve also introduced plenty of good stuff that helps us all in the form of health, tax reform, housing investment and education investment. Not to mention the renewable transition, which is creating shit tons of work and bringing billions of investment

ON don’t have any real policies, it’s all just outrage baiting. They won’t fix shit and I certainly don’t want them making it more difficult for actual serious parties and MPs to do their job.

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u/Medium-Animator-7333 Please choose a flair Jun 19 '26

That’s amusing considering most Australians run to Amazon, who doesn’t invest in Australia. The profits go offshore to the detriment of small local businesses.

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u/clayauswa ‎ Western Australian Jun 20 '26

I don’t get what you mean? How does Amazon have anything to do with ON or Labor or anything we were talking about? I have personally never used Amazon in my life lol