Comments by "Actual Facts" (@actualfacts1055) on "‘Lions led by donkeys’: Shorten slams robodebt scheme" video.

  1. Welfare fraud is alive and well again, thanks Bill.
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  2. Shorten came through the front door with his confiscation taxes, Albanese is doing it through the back door.
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  3. Public servants fucked up, politicians just rock up for the 6 o'clock news.
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  4. @@lhavenothingtosay Is that houso talk ?
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  5.  @bulletbullet7902  I learn something every day.
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  6.  @bulletbullet7902  I better ramp it up then to catch up.
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  7.  @bulletbullet7902  Can't you think up your own comments to make, too complicated for you is it ?
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  8.  @bulletbullet7902  I never said that they didn't, fact. Surely we don't just stick our heads in the sand until the next election and then say nah nah we won and you didn't nah nah, you do what you want to do which is bugger all and I will keep exploring all of the facts, not just who managed to con votes out of imbeciles.
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  9. Open slather for welfare fraud again.
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  10. The purpose of Robodebt was to crack down on welfare fraud, the public servants buggered up the operation of it.
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  11.  @paldridg  Politicians create policies including cracking down on welfare fraud whose solutions are then designed and implemented by public servants in conjunction with technical experts. Public servants then operate the day to day operations. Public servants then report to politicians the success or otherwise including recommended modifications as required. It became obvious that changes needed to be made to refine the system and remedy any mistakes that were made. No publicly has been reported by the left wing media about the success of cracking down on welfare fraud. Fraudulent welfare cheats are now back on the gravy train under Labor.
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  12. Public servants operated it not politicians, they do bugger all.
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  13.  @hjf3022  Public servants do everything, politicians just rock up for the 6 o'clock news.
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  14.  @hjf3022  Was that anything like the Brittany compensation decision, you know a left wing Commie's wank fest.
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  15.  @markmainprize1371  So the plan was to deliberately hit people with big bills that they weren't liable for and couldn't afford to pay. Morrison was sitting there on a computer thinking I'll slug this bludger and slug that bludger. The plan was to crack down on welfare fraud which was out of control, Labor has no intention of doing that.
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  16.  @davidbrayshaw3529  Obviously computer programming problems, no one tried to deliberately get people to pay what they couldn't afford to pay, that makes no sense.
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  17.  @davidbrayshaw3529  THEY were incompetent public servants and or software design experts who failed to do their jobs properly to crack down on welfare fraud previously attempted by dinosaurs.
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  18.  @hjf3022  RoboDebt needs refining to crack down on welfare fraud and the high cost of administration of welfare, just saying that it's all too hard and who cares about welfare fraud is living in the age of the dinosaurs. We live in the age of computer software and are moving to AI, it's time that public servants caught up.
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  19.  @hjf3022  Royal Commissions find what the Government wants them to find, ordering the wrong colour biro's turns into a bloody scandal.
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  20. The purpose of Robodebt was to crack down on welfare fraud, the public servants buggered up the operation of it.
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