The fake left Guardian has a dedicated “Inequality Reporter”, and she is not happy:
Isis Khalil has spent years of her life trying to help people navigate through poverty. A financial counsellor, she has seen how quickly people’s lives can collapse around them through no fault of their own – and the devastating effects that unexpected debt or a sudden change of circumstances can wreak on whole families.
“I’ve got clients with very complex circumstances – some of them I’ve had for a few years because their situations are so complex. I work with people who are experiencing or in the process of becoming homeless because their rent is going up so much that they cannot afford to pay it.
The need for help is only rising. Ask Izzy, a free online directory for support services around Australia, has found searches for assistance on its platform skyrocketed in May to the highest levels since it launched in 1996.
Such is Alboflation. Giving rentier energy cartels free rein while crush-loading everything with lunatic-scale mass immigration.
It is an equality disaster, all right.
But, sadly, we can’t fix it because we can’t talk about it owing to The Guardian’s fatwa on discussing the real problem:
It is regrettably far too easy in Australia to blame migrants. From societal to educational to economic woes – migrants are the easy target.
Last week the head of the Reserve Bank suggested migration could have caused lower wages growth. It was an unfortunate statement that goes against evidence and ignores the many other factors at play.
Blaming migrants for our economic woes is not new.
Woke is not a strategy or a policy. It is fake concern discussing fake solutions for its rape of the poor.
That is why it causes cancer:
The rate of bowel cancer in Millennials, those now aged 27 to 42, is up 153 per cent in the past 30 years, an alarming trend experts blame largely on poor diet, physical inactivity and obesity.
I blame unexpressed rage lodged in the intestines.
