Aight, check it. A baby done passed away in a tent out in Wagga. Wagga, man. And they tryna tell us 'no suspicious circumstances'? Come on, son. A baby dyin' in a tent ain't suspicious? That's the whole damn system lookin' suspect right there.

This ain't no isolated incident, this is the everyday struggle for folks out here. They ain't got no roof over they heads, no food in they bellies, and definitely no kinda safety net to catch 'em when they fall. And the government? They just sittin' pretty, collectin' they checks, while the people suffer.

That councillor, Richard Foley, talkin' 'bout a housing crisis? Man, that's been a crisis! Folks been sleepin' rough for years. But nobody cares 'til a baby dies? That's messed up.

They sayin' the rental vacancy rate is low. Translation: landlords trippin', rent jacked up, and folks gettin' priced out they own neighborhoods. System workin' exactly as planned, keepin' folks down.

And all that talk 'bout buildin' more social housing? That's just crumbs, man. They buildin' just enough to keep folks quiet, not enough to actually solve the problem. It's all a game, a facade. They ain't really tryna help nobody but themselves.

We gotta wake up and realize this ain't just 'bout one baby. This 'bout the whole damn system. This 'bout how they treatin' the poor, the marginalized, the ones they done forgot about. We gotta demand better. We gotta organize, mobilize, and fight for our rights.

'Cause ain't nobody gonna do it for us. They ain't gonna hand us nothin'. We gotta take it. Gotta build our own communities, our own safety nets, our own systems of support. Gotta look out for each other, 'cause ain't nobody else gonna do it.

This ain't just 'bout housing, it's 'bout respect. It's 'bout dignity. It's 'bout treatin' every human bein' like they matter. And right now, they showin' us that they don't. So we gotta show 'em that we ain't gonna take it no more.

Rest in peace to that little one. And prayers up for that mama and other baby. We gotta fight for a world where this don't never happen again. No cap.

Rose Jackson, NSW homelessness minister? Step up or step aside. Real talk.