Ever looked at the names of the people who deliver ubereats, or drive the cars, etc? There’s still a disparity. We’re just better at making sure the lower classes aren’t fucked over as badly.
Which makes your point, to be fair. But there’s still an underclass. 1 in 7 people live below the poverty line in Australia.
Edit: Check this out. Just read this on the ABC website.
She is here though. And on her visa, she still did not have Medicare, apparently.
Also, there’s a lot of people on expired visas working the jobs most don’t want to do.
I don’t like it either. If we let this expand, it will become economically integral to Australia like in America, and the misery will be entrenched and defended by the business lobby.
Ever looked at the names of the people who deliver ubereats, or drive the cars, etc? There’s still a disparity. We’re just better at making sure the lower classes aren’t fucked over as badly.
Which makes your point, to be fair. But there’s still an underclass. 1 in 7 people live below the poverty line in Australia.
Edit: Check this out. Just read this on the ABC website.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-14/pacific-farm-worker-pregnancies-undocumented-labour/106779364
That’s funny I read that as well and I got to this part:
She shouldn’t be here
She is here though. And on her visa, she still did not have Medicare, apparently.
Also, there’s a lot of people on expired visas working the jobs most don’t want to do.
I don’t like it either. If we let this expand, it will become economically integral to Australia like in America, and the misery will be entrenched and defended by the business lobby.