Australia’s most hypocritical and destructive former newspaper turned propaganda sheet, The Guardian, today mercilessly mocks struggling renters:
January provided no relief for tenants looking for a place to live as the number of vacant homes fell nationally, with Sydney worst hit, new data has revealed.
…Katia Pearsall, a 27-year-old renter in Sydney, said that in one share house she inspected “there was like three beds in a bedroom”.
Pearsall was attending up to 20 inspections a week. One share house offered her a room, but then ghosted her three days before she was meant to move in.
“In three weeks, I met with over 30 people just for a room rental … and when I was turning up there were just so many people there at once,” she said.
Before Christmas, Pearsall secured a room in a share house that was within her budget, where she has lived for the last month.
“Yesterday we got hit with a rental increase notice, and it’s a 32% increase. So I am out again looking for another place,” she said.
What kind of “newspaper” constantly whines about marginalised people while refusing to discuss the only driver of their marginalisation?
The rental crisis is the DIRECT and UNMITIGATED result of mass immigration which The Guardian will never discuss owing to the evangelical Jericho Rule:
Immigration – because there are many desperate to hate – must be treated with extreme care by politicians and journalists…The inherently racist parties will seek to use any discussion and any seeming evidence of the negative impact of migrants as fuel to burn their fires of hate.
The crisis will not be solved by public or private construction:
Only cutting extreme immigration will fix it.
The entire staff at The Guardian are #$%!@*& disgrace.
