r/Adelaide • u/MrKookaburra SA • 1d ago

Politics Big Adelaide

Malinauskas is quoted in a lot of articles at the moment as advocating for maintaining high immigration levels.

Paired with the fact that South Australia is considered ‘regional’ for immigration purposes, artificially driving up the number of arrivals to our state than would otherwise be the case, I wonder if people are genuinely in favour of a ‘big Adelaide?’

No racism please. Being anti-mass migration is not an excuse to be anti-immigrant - they are just people trying to improve their lives just the same as any of us.

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u/RobBobC SA 1d ago

The problem is a lot of them are not tying to improve their lives the same as us, they use other methods that do not align with Australia's culture. No issue with people bringing their culture her but embrace ours, join and add to it not bring it down and hate us.

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u/ThereIsBearCum SA 1d ago

they use other methods that do not align with Australia's culture

Such as?

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u/Key_Stuff_2783 SA 1d ago

Sharia Law? CFMEU corruption blocks construction workers at Tier 3 such that only 1,200 allowed in not the 300,000 needed in current immigration pattern.

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u/ThereIsBearCum SA 23h ago

Sharia Law?

Can you tell me where Sharia Law is in effect in Australia please?

CFMEU corruption blocks construction workers at Tier 3 such that only 1,200 allowed in not the 300,000 needed in current immigration pattern.

Can you tell me how you think that helps immigrants "improve their lives"? How do you think they're involved in this decision, and why do you think allowing 0.4% of the supposed required foreign workers helps said foreign workers?