Women have made such a difference in the housing crisis.
They’ve made it worse.
Victorian teal MPs have strongly criticised key aspects of Premier Jacinta Allan’s plan for high-rise towers in Melbourne suburbs, with the federal member for Goldstein, Zoe Daniel, warning “crash or crash through” policies will not fix the housing crisis.
The developments will primarily be located in inner-east and southeast suburbs, including Brighton, Hampton and Sandringham within Ms Daniel’s electorate, as well as Toorak, Armadale, Malvern and Hawthorn within fellow federal Teal MP Monique Ryan’s seat of Kooyong.
Dr Ryan questioned the reasoning behind the government’s choice of locations.
These people are all the same regardless of party colour or creed.
They are immigration cheerleading, property-owning vested interests that deep down love the housing crisis.
It is pitiful to watch them engage in a game of political Twister, defending the massive population influxes that are the core of the crisis while railing against property development within their property-rich electorates.
The feminising of the housing subject began with XXY Max Chandler-Mather and has continued at pace since.
No genuine solutions are offered; however, instead of the terrible patriarchy, the ‘kind and caring’ matriarchy dehouses the highest-risk groups of elderly women, single mothers, and youth with a kiss.
And for what? More Indian dudes to drive Uber while ladies hold their noses.
Canberra’s treasonous women should be sent to the guillotine, Marie Antoinette style.
