Steve Baxter

So inflation is caused by too much money chasing too few goods, right?

And the government's injecting the money, not just the federal government.

The state governments are just as bad, too, to be honest.

It's ridiculous, man.

Yeah, it'd be an absolute shocker.

So there's that there.

And so the debt is quite insipid and quite bad.

The reality is we have to spend less and then we have to have mature conversations.

We've seen the conversations around NDOS now and just this week gone.

So this is the week of what, the last week in June.

We saw the, second last week in June, we saw that the Greens and the government did a deal to delay the NDIS cuts.

Well, that's what they put the bill through for.

Yeah, yeah.

The horse trade basically, the continued NDIS spending essentially for a longer period of time.

It's like, well, we have to have a mature conversation about if we're going to reduce the debt, somebody has to lose.

So there has to be cuts to something.

And okay, what is that going to be?

So that is because we are highly taxed.

You can look at our relative taxation rates and you can say, well, we're not- We're the highest tax in the world.

We're not undertaxed, right?