Soren wrote on Nov 4^th, 2012 at 9:02pm:


I think so !!!!

Yes, Australia is your country. But Australia is my country too.

Can I tell you, you are not an Australian? It's absurd.

I am Australian now.

mutation wrote on Nov 6^th, 2012 at 10:29pm:

Bowen wrote on Nov 6^th, 2012 at 10:31pm:


*You are the member of a soccer club.
*You want to join the local Rugby club because you like their club better.
*You say you want to join the club to support the team.
*Upon joining the club you say that you now have a say in how the club should be run.
*You argue that the club should stop playing rugby and start playing soccer as it is more international.
*The people who have been at the club all their lives don't like the sound of this and want to keep with Rugby.
*You call them old fashioned, raciest, and claim that they are causing problems and "segregation" in the club by being like this. If they just allowed soccer there would be no problems.
*They ask why you just didn't stay with your old club if you like soccer so much.
*You say that you are a part of this club as much as them now, and you're just trying to open their eyes to the world of soccer. If they still like Rugby, no one is stopping them from playing down the local oval in their free time.

You say you love the club; you are a member of the club; but you want them to change everything they stand for. That's what you bloody well sound like. You joined something just to change it to what you want. What's worse is what you want is already where you came from.

Why can you not see how stupid it is to come to a country to change it to the way you want. Why join something if you didn't like it to begin with?

mutation wrote on Nov 6^th, 2012 at 10:40pm:


Exactly my experience as well.

Over the last 20 years the majority of my friends have gone from being white to being non European. I would think about 60 or so percent of my day to day friends have either at least some African/Middle Eastern/Asian blood in them, or are full blooded immigrants. But nearly everyone of them acts and speaks Australian. (Only one is still of his home nation, but he is very new and is trying to learn our ways.) All of them despise new arrivals who refuse to integrate.

It is bullshit to think that everyone who doesn't accept non assimilating immigrants is a racist. If it were possible for a Leb to be racist towards a Leb, then the most raciest comments I have heard have been from Lebs. They simply despise any hectic leb who wants to pick a fight because he thinks he is being "disrespected".

Avram Horowitz wrote on Nov 6^th, 2012 at 11:02pm:


Avram you are always telling us how you think we should be doing things. you cant talk.

SOB

Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Nov 7^th, 2012 at 4:44am:


Really? His words sound like they came out of a translator program. He speaks one sentence at a time, often repeating these same sentences in different posts to different people. He often ignores the point of most posts and simple responds with a cut and past "separated society".

He probably isn't even in Australia. He is probably some Chinese only speaking china man, sitting in a office in china shilling pro Chinese comments off some program. He probably isn't even singular, as he seems to be able to post nearly 24 hours a day.

WOW, based on your words, I am not a human already.

What are you thinking about?

Quantum wrote on Nov 7^th, 2012 at 10:13am:

I don't think that learning other cultures is "group rights".

It's only a part of individual rights.

If the government funds any culture projects, they should be equal to different cultures.

Otherwise there is no Freedom of Religions if the government only support one particular religion.

Soren wrote on Nov 7^th, 2012 at 10:05am: