I'M P*Ssed Off......

[Iconic Bionic]

Why of late are many of our young ones driving around with the southern cross plastered all over there back windscreens??? Are they too ashamed to put the whole flag up in case they offend others. I think they are and rightly so. I couldnt imagine driving through parts of Sydney with the full aussi flag draped over my car and not fear being robbed, bashed or car jacked. How sad its become.

And my latest gripe on political correctness is that were no longer allowed to call illegal immigrants "illegal immigrants" as they complain its offensive, the new buzz term is "unlawful non-citizen".

And my ongoing gripe, is why does the RTA still allow new drivers to undeertake there online L's test in what ever language they choose. I only ask this, because ive never seen 'Road Closed' sign posted in mandarin, arabic or vietnamese. Or have I seen 'Bridge out' in any other language, though I wouldnt care too much if they drove past this one.

And the reiligous fanatics are more then wellcome to be religious fanatics, blowing of ppl, planes and buildings wherever they feel like, EXCEPT in my country.

All are wellcome that contribute meaningfully, but after any criminal behaviour, they should be sent back at there expense.

And the Navy should take up target practice on all queue jumpers.

Amen.

I.B.

[XRDOSE]

im not racist, racism is a crime...and crime is for black people!

[RegSpec]

  On 06/02/2010 at 8:58 AM, Iconic Bionic said:

"unlawful non-citizen".

And my ongoing gripe, is why does the RTA still allow new drivers to undeertake there online L's test in what ever language they choose. I only ask this, because ive never seen 'Road Closed' sign posted in mandarin, arabic or vietnamese. Or have I seen 'Bridge out' in any other language, though I wouldnt care too much if they drove past this one.

Ive often wondered how these people interprete our road signs and instructions as well....

[Grug]

I believe that if you are going to live in our country, you should have to learn the language. Working in a Casino, I see it at it's worst. The amount of times I've asked a patron what unit of casino chip they would like only to have them point at my chip float which contains 10 different types of chips and not know what the hell they want because they never bothered to learn english, or the amount of times I have been given a chip to place a call bet to be told "yero numble yero" (Zero double zero) or other ridiculous crap just gets to me. Also the fact that we must embrace their cultures, avoiding pointing, handing things out with our ass wiping hand and other stuff of that nature, yet we can't properly celebrate christmas in the casino because it might offend some of the patrons from different countries. This is Australia, if you don't like it or our customs, kindly piss off.

Edited 07/02/10 11:53 PM by Grug

[dule]

Mate if all the Asians adopted Australian culture your casino would be empty so can't have it perfect either way

[ZAP]

I just want to know why only white people can be racist and any time somebody speaks out against another minority it is labeld racist.

The media have a lot to answer for as they are so quick to label people as Hoons, Racists or Activists, yet offer no basis for their judgments.

Myself, I tollerate everyone, but will speakout if I feel that people are using their race/religion to gain advantage.

The one thing that really gets my blood boiling is how Aborigionals are treated in our country. It is like we have a permenant guilt and treat them like the neglected child. We seem to have one rule for everyone except Aborigional and Torrest Straight Islanders.

Why do they get paid more in welfare, receive prefferential treatment in ALL government departments and yet do nothing to better themselves.

It seems we are rewarding them for their lazy celf centered attitudes and they play the guilt card continually.

I think that Aborigionals deserve a break, but they do not deserve more than anyone else. They have had 212 years to adapt and become part of socioety, yet we still treat them as 1st class citizens, when the rest of us are 2nd class.

Get rid of the labeling of "indegenous Australians" as this consistantly leads to resentment and make ALL AUSTRALIANS equal.

[Guest XR09]

I was born in a great big beautiful land. So diverse the desert meets the sea.

With fauna and flora ancient and unique. A paradise, open and free.

She is a hard country my mother Australia. She begs no pardon with her seasonal change.

She suffers no fool or gives without effort.

A place where you stand tall and proud, all equal and free.

If this makes me a racist. Just being Australian. Then paint me pink and have a giggle. Maybe the best thing to do is make all immigrants live in the bush for five years before they can move to the city. Let them see what it is to be an Aussie. See what makes us "US". This country.

Then see if they want to integrate or go home.

[RegSpec]

  On 08/02/2010 at 1:01 AM, ZAP said:

The one thing that really gets my blood boiling is how Aborigionals are treated in our country. It is like we have a permenant guilt and treat them like the neglected child. We seem to have one rule for everyone except Aborigional and Torrest Straight Islanders.

Why do they get paid more in welfare, receive prefferential treatment in ALL government departments and yet do nothing to better themselves.

It seems we are rewarding them for their lazy celf centered attitudes and they play the guilt card continually.

I think that Aborigionals deserve a break, but they do not deserve more than anyone else. They have had 212 years to adapt and become part of socioety, yet we still treat them as 1st class citizens, when the rest of us are 2nd class.

Get rid of the labeling of "indegenous Australians" as this consistantly leads to resentment and make ALL AUSTRALIANS equal.

I agree, considering that before we arrived here, they were so far behind... They hadn't even discovered the wheel...

[mjadeb1984]

that video was awesome, he destroyed her.

[SPIKO]

  On 08/02/2010 at 6:28 AM, BionicXR6T said:

I agree, considering that before we arrived here, they were so far behind... They hadn't even discovered the wheel...

Maybe they just didn't want wheel's Have you considered that