Calista Clements

You see it in the UK.

It's across all Western democracies arguably right now where people are now feeling the impacts of, I don't know, incompetent government but almost intentional government.

Intentional.

intentional government that is ideologically inclined and this is why it is so important to again like a lot majority of people i forget you know you and i live and breathe this every single day we're constantly reading talking and debating but um a lot of people aren't politically engaged and people don't really understand nor have the deeper perspective on

on our system and ideology and the dangers of that in general.

But what, you know, I think is a massive failure as well is that we don't scrutinize our individual politicians enough.

You know, you've got these factions in our government and,

you know, the leader of say in Victoria, we've got Jacinta Allen and she wasn't even fricking elected.

She was just, you know, Daniel Andrews hand me down and she's socialist.

Like her ideology, like lives and breathes socialism.

And now in Victoria,

We are seeing the direct impacts of having, and Daniel Andrews is the same.

He was a massive socialist.

And now we're seeing the impacts of these two individual people because they are the chief decision makers of a population of 7 million people in Victoria.

And same goes with Elbow, Socialist Left.

And you had the Liberal Party, you had, you know, moderates leading the libs forever.

And, you know, it's really important as well to scrutinize and understand who the people are behind, you know, the big house that they sit in.

Yeah.

And we haven't given that much thought.

Conviction politics and character and integrity and values as individual people hasn't been in the firing line for a long time, hence why Pauline Hanson has become a bit of a celebrity, like arguably.