Brian Ross wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 2:43pm:




Sure, sure Brian.
Whatever Brian.... tsk... tsk.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 5^th, 2023 at 9:24pm:


No projecting is coming from me at all. I treat people according to how they treat me. In fact, the last time an Asian person insulted me, it was when he was out with his friends at an eatery. He was leering at my daughter (who was not yet of age to consent). His friends joined in on the noisy "Mmm, mmm, mmm" nodding away as they stared at my daughter. Not that I would condemn all Indians for his (and his friends) actions. But, I spoke up and was insulted for speaking up.

I read your posts in the context that the Indian guy was justified in his actions because he was, allegedly, suffering the psychological affects of the British giving his grand parents an inferiority complex when the British ruled India.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 5^th, 2023 at 9:24pm:


Do you want to laugh at my insincere idea that I should claim compensation for being part of the descendants who worked as low-paid labourers and farmers in England and Wales in the 18th century? The basic idea of my previous post was to point out that I am not suffering the psychological affects of being a descendant of people who worked as tavern keeprs and farmers, etc. I should not be entitled to being compensated for previous problems that my ancestors endured.

As such, you have consented to saying that you would laugh at indigenous Australians who think that they are owed a living for what their ancestors endured.

Boris wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 10:07am:


I certainly have seen this sort of behaviour. It took until I was working as a pizza delivery driver in my late teens that I began to see this quite common. I recall police needing to be called to my store to deal with a couple of louts that decided that they needed to pick a fight with one of my employees. After the police spent some minutes trying to fight these two clowns, the supervisor (20 years of age) asked them if they needed back up. The officer gave a sardonic "Yeah, that'll be great".

I remember being told about the co-worker getting mugged by a large group of indigenous people because they thought that they had a right to mug white people. I also recall the latter part of the year 2000 when groups of indigenous people -- aged teens to their 40s -- roamed Rockhampton looking to fight anyone not indigenous. The police sirens blared all over town.

Just recently, vigilante groups -- sick of hearing the constant car thefts -- took to patrolling the town in convoys. I recall seeing the vigilantes lining up in the drive-thru at McDonalds. They chanted their vigilante slogan whilst they awaited their meals. Then they went on their way to patrol neighbourhoods of people suspected of the car thefts.

Rockhampton (and Mackay) has given probably 40 years of leniency towards indigenous people. It has only been the last 2 years that vigilante groups have sprung up deciding that "enough is enough". Whilst I do not condone vigilante behaviour, I certainly understand their motivations behind the vigliante groups. I have personally witnessed at least 3 car thefts in my suburb. If there was a matter of car owners dragging the car thieves out of the car and beating them to a pulp, I would actually understand. They certainly would be justified.

Riots that happen in public places should be dealt with as quickly and as efficiently as possible. I no longer give indigenous people any leniency for their self-inflicted antisocial and unlawful behaviour.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 12:52pm:


We owe indigenous people nothing. They lost. Indigenous people currently have the right to retain their culture. But, if they want to live in a civilisation, they can leave any antisocial behaviour behind.

Indigenous people have had 40,000+ years to get their act together. If they cannot do it inside 5 years, they are not trying.

UnSubRocky wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 8:32pm:


You are so understanding, Unsub.  Tell me, how long have you been on the Dole?  How about we give you a few months to sort yourself out and get a good paying job?  Off you go, set an example, lets see how good you are!  Tsk, tsk, tsk...   

Brian is a racist who hates Yellow People.
Apparently waging War and violence against them is justified in 'their' part of the world.
Vietnam?
Korea?
Taiwan?

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 9:13pm:


If I was idle, like many indigenous people on the dole, I would not be on the dole for longer than 6 months. In fact, if I did not show up to my job network meetings, I would have had my welfare cancelled in no uncertain terms. Try that sort of thing with indigenous people, they will riot through the streets and get put into custody for a feed, a bed, and shelter.

I was on Youth Allowance from the year 1999 to 2006. Then I was on Newstart until some years ago. Then it was changed to JobSeeker.

There have been comment about me on how I am a capable person, but not working more than 20 hours a week (most of the time). I have been challenged to work more than 40 hours a week, just to test if I was up to the task of working full-time hours. I succeeded. The only question left to ask is which place of employment will accept me. There have been a lot of knock backs from employment places, despite the hundreds of applications I have made. I will have to rely on my current TAFE course teacher to put me (and fellow students) in contact with relevant employment, during my training in the next few months.