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Reply #15 - Jul 6th, 2026 at 6:35pm
 
Melbourne (akin to USA) Racism: i love my Black, White, Yellow, Brown, Red, Green, Grey & Blue people.
I just hate all the foreign ones.

Sydney (aka Australia's main cultural expression): i love my Black, White, Yellow, Brown, Red, Green, Grey & Blue people from around the world.
I just hate all the domestic ones.

So which Racism is the worst?

Well the truth is that Race is superior to Culture upon a domestic level.
While Culture is superior to Race from an International level.

That is. If you want to become the Superior Race in your country, you sacrifice your Cultural power.
If you want to reign supreme as the Superior Culture, than your Race is sacrificed into the smallest of minorities - even down to just one individual.

I'll add more later.
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Reply #16 - Jul 6th, 2026 at 6:42pm
 
So traditionally, Sydney's crime came from its poor breeders with domestic pride .
Melbourne's crime came from its rich cultural elite acting like American celebrities.

But with both Cities becoming much like each other, the lines are now blurred.

But Culturalism can be as bias & discriminate as Racism. Take Hanson's One Queensland Nation only agenda.

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Reply #17 - Jul 6th, 2026 at 6:53pm
 
It’s interesting that you mention Pauline.

If she jumped in a tax payer funded taxi because she’s so entitled and too stupid to use her own commonwealth funded limousine ( hi 👋 Anika Wells) and said to a Indian driver “ do you like cricket “?

The outrage would be massive and intense.

However if she jumped in the same taxi with the same driver and he asked her the exact same question.

Crickets, that’s perfectly normal and okay.

Why is it only racism when it suits someone?
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Reply #18 - Jul 6th, 2026 at 7:51pm
 
Well that would be the expression of the Media's Racism & Culturalism interpretation from their Yobbo upper misdle-class perspective.

Yobbo: looks like a Redneck, but makes more money (and more than a Wanker of lower middle-class). In other words, the Media culture & race of people earn more off the product they sell, which is worth far less in quality. Take Tourism Australia.  Grin

One Queensland Nation succeeds via the victimised, underdog tag.
If it comes out on top, it will choke and implode.
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Re: Can we discuss our own definition of racism?
Reply #19 - Jul 7th, 2026 at 3:38pm
 
Daves2017 wrote on Jul 6th, 2026 at 2:49pm:
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 6th, 2026 at 1:15pm:
Racism now officially includes Religion so to criticise Muslims is now considered to be racist.



Who “ officially “ declared that?

God?


The NSW Government.

Just as an aside, there are no races,  other than the human race so there can be no such thing as ‘Racism’, ‘’race’’ is a construct designed to cover many aspects of human behaviour, and is an avenue for virtue signalling by the ‘good’ of society to suit their own agenda.
Aboriginal Australians and their fellow travellers can break the Racism Laws with impunity, which statement would probably be considered ‘racist’.
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Reply #20 - Jul 7th, 2026 at 5:19pm
 
Yeah sure  Roll Eyes
And we are all one big happy super continent too  Grin
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Reply #21 - Jul 7th, 2026 at 5:58pm
 
Racism is ANY treating of anyone differently on account of their skin colour, distinctive body shape, creed or belief system - provided the belief systems accord with civilised standards.  Treating a person differently because of proven failures to abide by civilised rules is not racism.

There are clearly four Races - Caucasian, African, Asiatic and Melanesian.... all are entitled to be treated equally by all the others... but don't tell that to the Fijians with their now Parliament without Indians... or a few others.

Racism is not and cannot be one-way only... same as sexism and all the other -isms...

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Reply #22 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 6:23pm
 
Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Jul 7th, 2026 at 5:58pm:
Racism is ANY treating of anyone differently on account of their skin colour, distinctive body shape, creed or belief system - provided the belief systems accord with civilised standards.  Treating a person differently because of proven failures to abide by civilised rules is not racism.

There are clearly four Races - Caucasian, African, Asiatic and Melanesian.... all are entitled to be treated equally by all the others... but don't tell that to the Fijians with their now Parliament without Indians... or a few others.

Racism is not and cannot be one-way only... same as sexism and all the other -isms...


There is only one race, the human race, the Caucasian etc., can breed with each other and produce offspring who can also breed with any other fertile member of the opposite sex, ln any of the so called ‘’races’’ although such breeding is not always advisable.
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Reply #23 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 6:50pm
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 8th, 2026 at 6:23pm:
Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Jul 7th, 2026 at 5:58pm:
Racism is ANY treating of anyone differently on account of their skin colour, distinctive body shape, creed or belief system - provided the belief systems accord with civilised standards.  Treating a person differently because of proven failures to abide by civilised rules is not racism.

There are clearly four Races - Caucasian, African, Asiatic and Melanesian.... all are entitled to be treated equally by all the others... but don't tell that to the Fijians with their now Parliament without Indians... or a few others.

Racism is not and cannot be one-way only... same as sexism and all the other -isms...


There is only one race, the human race, the Caucasian etc., can breed with each other and produce offspring who can also breed with any other fertile member of the opposite sex, ln any of the so called ‘’races’’ although such breeding is not always advisable.



Call it breeds, then, if race is too loaded.
We can all readily tell a Japanese from a Norwegian just as we can tell a dachshound from a Great Dane.

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Reply #24 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 9:33pm
 
Breeds make sense but you can also downsize that to tribes?
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Reply #25 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 10:56pm
 
Frank wrote on Jul 8th, 2026 at 6:50pm:
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 8th, 2026 at 6:23pm:
Grappler Racist Filth wrote on Jul 7th, 2026 at 5:58pm:
Racism is ANY treating of anyone differently on account of their skin colour, distinctive body shape, creed or belief system - provided the belief systems accord with civilised standards.  Treating a person differently because of proven failures to abide by civilised rules is not racism.

There are clearly four Races - Caucasian, African, Asiatic and Melanesian.... all are entitled to be treated equally by all the others... but don't tell that to the Fijians with their now Parliament without Indians... or a few others.

Racism is not and cannot be one-way only... same as sexism and all the other -isms...


There is only one race, the human race, the Caucasian etc., can breed with each other and produce offspring who can also breed with any other fertile member of the opposite sex, ln any of the so called ‘’races’’ although such breeding is not always advisable.




Call it breeds, then, if race is too loaded.
We can all readily tell a Japanese from a Norwegian just as we can tell a dachshound from a Great Dane.




Well - that's the trouble - when people start saying that using a word that describes actual differences is somehow a 'bad' word' and you can't use it.  People from one race/group didnt suddenly develop all these differences... it doesn't make sense.

Africans don't resemble Melanesians... Caucasians don't resemble Africans... even Egyptians don't resemble Africans or many Arabic types..... Asiatics don't resemble any of those and it's the same for all groups ... the theory for different groups colonising Planet Earth is stronger than 'adaptation' and survival of the fittest... what use does the epicanthic fold have in a cooler climate with less sun and light than a glaring desert? 
Why are Melanesians generally big and powerful and round faced compared to Asiatics who are mostly small and have sharper faces...?  Why are some people literal Giants and other midgets?

It has nothing to do with how they are treated... that is an entirely different issue ... it seems there are sub-branches to the Human Race - and the ISSUE is how we treat individuals.... not races... maybe the Human Race as a whole came from four different alien groups or something.... ask Jasin ...

Calling out an asshole is calling out an asshole - not racism.
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Reply #26 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 11:01pm
 
Daves2017 wrote on Jul 8th, 2026 at 9:33pm:
Breeds make sense but you can also downsize that to tribes?


You should do that with Aborigines - over 1100 languages and dialects across maybe three quarters of a million people... First Nations they ain't ... just the last ones standing...

Did you see the Facebook scam which said that the English settlers brought smallpox (could have come in any number of visitations) - that 'could have' killed 'millions'?  There were no millions... the Sydney harbourside Aborigines died off except for two - so who bred with those two - yet they hold huge areas of prime land in the Sydney Harbour area and make claims on everything of waterfront value etc, and have managed to claim an island in the middle of the harbour...  HTF does that one work??

Even the actual local Aborigines say those on the boards are not locals.... yet the progs hand over all this prime real estate without a murmur ...
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Re: Can we discuss our own definition of racism?
Reply #27 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 11:07pm
 
‘’ Calling out an asshole is calling out an asshole - not racism.’’
Amen to that.👍
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Reply #28 - Jul 8th, 2026 at 11:25pm
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote on Jul 8th, 2026 at 11:07pm:
‘’ Calling out an asshole is calling out an asshole - not racism.’’
Amen to that.👍

Exactly!

The troubles that go down between what we would call Asians between countries, states, villages and even families is unlike anything I have ever experienced before.

Australians seem to get so offended and angry over anything they believe is offensive when in reality discrimination is a common occurrence in the rest of world.

I can only assume isolation Australia  enjoys has bread ignorance of real life around the globe?

Or more likely highly educated people who can’t get a job have created an industry of their own making which will employ them?

You control what people think or what they say.



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