So just looking at what you call
bullshit...
It's true, and true of the LNP in general; their whole ethos is to privatise everything. During his tenure as Health Minister, he oversaw funding cuts to Medicare and advocated for increased reliance on private health insurance. He
consistently opposed legislation to reduce taxpayer subsidies for private health insurance. In 2009 and 2012, he voted against the Fairer Private Health Insurance Incentives Bill, which sought to means-test rebates for high-income earners.
It's true. He
claimed that migrants were exacerbating Australia’s housing crisis, arguing for reduced immigration quotas to ease pressure on the market. By blaming migrants, he diverted attention from systemic issues like negative gearing and corporate profiteering.
In 2018, he falsely claimed that Victorians were “too scared to go out to restaurants” due to African gang violence. Crime statistics showed no such spike, and Victorian police condemned the remarks as inflammatory. The comments echoed far-right conspiracy theories and reinforced harmful stereotypes about Black communities.
It's true. Following the 2017 Sydney plane terror plot, Dutton singled out Lebanese Muslims as a security threat, stating there was an “over-representation” of radicalised individuals within the community, unfairly stigmatising an entire demographic. He also called for a ban on refugees from Gaza, citing unsubstantiated security risks, weaponising the humanitarian crises for political gain.
As above, it's true, and true of the LNP in general; their whole neoliberal ethos is to privatise everything. By opposing reforms to private health insurance rebates, it shows he wants to subsidise the growth of corporate healthcare providers, undermining Medicare’s universality and pushing lower-income Australians toward underfunded public hospitals while wealthier citizens access privatised care.
His proposed public service reductions would accelerate the erosion of state capacity, creating vacuums to be filled by for-profit contractors. These types of cuts would disproportionately harm vulnerable populations reliant on public housing, healthcare, and welfare programs.
It's true. He proposed fast-tracking visas for
white South African farmers, claiming they faced “persecution” under land reform policies, echoing colonial-era narratives of racial superiority, with Afrikaners framed as “civilised” victims deserving rescue and ignoring the systemic violence against Black South Africans.
His claim that Lebanese Muslims were disproportionately involved in terrorism relied on flawed data and typical stereotypes. By conflating migration with extremism, he perpetuated harmful tropes that marginalise Muslim Australians.
Calling bullshit on facts that are easily validated just makes you look like an angry, dumb cunt... but then I guess that's Dutton's target voter.