Freedom in Australia

I wasn't in a concentration camp in 1940's Germany but I know they existed.

Still .. we've reached some common ground now. I'll tell you whenever you post selective garbage about the UK and we'll largely be able to agree with each other and have amicable discussions.

Why don't we all pick on France - for me a very juicy target.

(Oh  - I forget - they banned the burqa in public so at long last they did something right).

AlanHo wrote:

Why don't we all pick on France - for me a very juicy target.

(Oh  - I forget - they banned the burqa in public so at long last they did something right).

creep!

No name calling davo 

I don't mind Malcolm - I have been insulted by experts.

I just don't want precedents to be established, no matter how trivial.

I'm still going to call andsome andsome no matter how inappropriate or incorrect it may be

and I'll call you alan ho ho ho ho ho of the little elves fraternity especially around xmas time! 

He's trying to blind you with that sparkly tooth, Davo.

Ciderman wrote:

He's trying to blind you with that sparkly tooth, Davo.

what sparkling teeth - I thought he was chewing gum?

comparing free and equal societies we have here two reports that say it all!

Britain is becoming more racist, whilst Australia remains in the whole a racist free country!


british racism

ozzie racism

I'm too old and set in my ways to emigrate to Australia, plus my kids are not far away. Otherwise I might consider it.

The UK has become a most depressing place - not helped by the gloom and doom in the newspapers. I no longer buy one, I see enough problems in real life.

Australia's pretty much the last place I'd go even if I did emigrate.
I might end up in a detention camp in Manus or Naurua and have to rely on President Trump to offer me a home in the US. All is not rosy in the outback country.

I'd fancy New Zealand, much nicer place, but the criteria to get in there is very strict.

davo wrote:

comparing free and equal societies we have here two reports that say it all!

Britain is becoming more racist, whilst Australia remains in the whole a racist free country!


british racism

ozzie racism

I think one of your own homegrown anti-racist charities might disagree with you on that.

1 in 5 people in Australia have experienced racism. (on the increase as it was previously 1 in 8)
3 in 4 Indigenous Australians regularly experience racism
One in seven people living in Australia are against the concept of multiculturalism
Three in ten people do not believe that immigrants make Australia stronger
One in three believe there are some cultural groups that do not belong in Australia
One in ten have racist attitudes

 http://alltogethernow.org.au/racism/

My sister has been in Australia for many years,and she still can't believe the way the aboriginals are frequently treated. It is true that a few have advanced,but they are in the minority,remember it was their land for millions of years before others took it over,the same in the U.S.  My original point was that another forum member was saying in another thread that we in the UK have no right to expect that everyone should show their faces in public,and that face masks should be banned.

you mean they lived with the dinosaurs then??



it was their land for millions of years before others took it over,