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Ian Winthorpe III posted:I presume polyculturism will carry itself with all the dignity, morality and stability of it's polyamourous namesake. Who knows but hopefully we'll all get laid more
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lol IWC conflating vegetarianism with an ideology which espouses hate and violence
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As far as I'm concerned anybody who grew up during the drought-driven sprinkler bans isn't even really Australian. If your early childhood summers didn't consist of you loving around with a green plastic tube with holes in it hooked up to garden hose you can gently caress off out of my country.
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:It's an inevitability that people will pick up cultural cues from the people around them. If those people are hostile, it's less likely for someone to want to use those cues. Obligating people to change their culture is easily perceived as hostility, so it's counter-productive. If I moved to an Islamic country and couldn't buy alcohol, or to Thailand and was advised to tone down my laconic aussie humour when discussing the king, the last thing I would do is interpret that as hostility. quote:There's no reason to prescribe that migrants need to behave a certain way, because they will, if given the chance. In what context? Where? When? What are you talking about? quote:As for graciously accepted, pull the other one. No country in all of Asia has taken in as many muslims in the past 40 years as Australia. They have access to public education, health-care, welfare and are equal before the law. The State funds translation services, public broadcasts in their language and a variety of anti-discrimination bodies they can turn to if they have a grievance. The Leftist notion that we are a national wracked by the evil of islamophobia which must be forever atoned for simply will not fly anymore; 2016 happened.
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:If I moved to an Islamic country and couldn't buy alcohol, or to Thailand and was advised to tone down my laconic aussie humour when discussing the king, the last thing I would do is interpret that as hostility. And the cultural practices that you think migrants aren't currently performing correctly here are? What about if you got yelled at or had racial abuse thrown at you when speaking in English in public? WhiskeyWhiskers fucked around with this message at 09:29 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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what the gently caress is Aussie culture anyway? I come from a long line of pure white bred Aussie racists and I couldn't tell you the first loving thing about it.
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Arguing with IWC, how quaint.
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starkebn posted:what the gently caress is Aussie culture anyway? I come from a long line of pure white bred Aussie racists and I couldn't tell you the first loving thing about it. You just described what it is.
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.  jesus loving christ
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Australian culture: A bunch of dickheads being dickheads.
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starkebn posted:what the gently caress is Aussie culture anyway?
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Recoome posted:lol IWC conflating vegetarianism with an ideology which espouses hate and violence Learn to speak english if you want to participate in this community, i've spat on Hazara grandmothers who were more intelligible than you. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:If I moved to an Islamic country and couldn't buy alcohol, or to Thailand and was advised to tone down my laconic aussie humour when discussing the king, the last thing I would do is interpret that as hostility. You can book flights to Indonesia, Singapore, Turkey or Tunisia right now and see if anyone there tells a paying tourist to "tone it down". The truth is, people from those countries bend over backwards to cater to us westerners, but the moment they get the notion to improve their station in life, white people bring out the lictors and tell them to know their place (and its not their place to come to Australia). Ian Winthorpe III posted:No country in all of Asia has taken in as many muslims in the past 40 years as Australia. They have access to public education, health-care, welfare and are equal before the law. The State funds translation services, public broadcasts in their language and a variety of anti-discrimination bodies they can turn to if they have a grievance. The Muslim population in Australia is somewhere between 1 and 3%, other Asian countries like Malaysia and Indonesia together take in, in a year, the amount of Muslims of various ethnicities we have given residency to in the last decade. And equality under the law is pale shelter if the protections aren't in-deed as well. This is why people counter-protest anti-Islam rallies: because they are enough of a factor to counter-balance the so-called protections you mentioned. Prejudiced fuckers are clearly not cowed by anti-discrimination bodies if they feel the need to go off their rocker at some lady wearing a scarf on the 4:28 to Pakenham.
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You know you've hit comedy gold when the response is "I CAN'T UNDERSTAND YOU, SPEAK ENGLISH"
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:Learn to speak english if you want to participate in this community, i've spat on Hazara grandmothers who were more intelligible than you.
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asio posted:Multiculturalism is liberal (not the party) whitewashing and the rejection of which progressives and nazis can agree on. Polyculturalism is the cool new thing the activists are pushing where we get to keep all the exciting cultural differences in one country without killing eachother. i tried to go poly once but my wife just hosed a lot of hot dudes and left me
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:Learn to speak english if you want to participate in this community, i've spat on Hazara grandmothers who were more intelligible than you. Its really important to teach all this muslim grandmas how important spitting is culturally.
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do it on my face posted:Its really important to teach all this muslim grandmas how important spitting is culturally. I don't know if he can fit that much community in his parent's spare room.
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Today there was a tradie driving around in Brisbane with the Schwarze Sonne on the side of his car. I hope he realises what it actually means
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there's already a pretty standard path for integration first gen get a series of lower paying jobs to make ends meet second gen become property developers
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SLASHER HAWKE posted:there's already a pretty standard path for integration third gen leech off the money the second gen made, complains about new first gens not pulling their weight/taking their jobs
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You Am I posted:third gen leech off the money the second gen made, complains about new first gens not pulling their weight/taking their jobs or get cushy government jobs (as opposed to non-cushy government jobs)
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Jan 17, 2017 11:22
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stop loving arguing with iwc you hacks
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Jonah Galtberg posted:stop loving arguing with iwc you hacks They'll figure it out eventually.
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https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3805580 Can you guys please take the shitposting to the Australian politics thread in C-SPAM
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3805580 Just read the SAclopedia article. 
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Ian Winthorpe III posted:If I moved to an Islamic country and couldn't buy alcohol, or to Thailand and was advised to tone down my laconic aussie humour when discussing the king, the last thing I would do is interpret that as hostility. Unaustralian drivel. Nobody is going to tell a true blue Aussie they can't buy a big cold beer and have that not taken as an act of belligerence. (I guess unless you're Mike Baird) We must protect citizens of Australia from this hostility wherever they are in the world. I'm sure the US would be grateful if we finally create a pretense for military intervention in Iran.   
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Magog posted:I'm sure the US would be grateful if we finally create a pretense for military intervention in Iran. What, did you miss it? Trump Threatens Act Of War As Response To Rude Hand Gestures
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Frogfingers posted:Just read the SAclopedia article. Which one? There's a SAclopedia???
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I have rewarded your pathetic cry for posts in your thread by providing a lovely post from me. This does not constitute an ongoing commitment to post in your thread.
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Recoome posted:Which one? https://forums.somethingawful.com/dictionary.php?act=3&topicid=2342
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http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-01-17/audit-alleges-offshore-detention-contracts-mismanaged/8188190?pfmredir=sm ANAO has found Immigration and Border Protection spends money without tracking who authorises it or where it goes. DIBP doesn't keep sufficient records and Dutton blamed the Labor and Greens when questioned. quote:The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has been accused of mismanaging offshore detention centre contracts, with an independent audit alleging more than $1 billion was spent over the last four years without proper authorisation. Negative Entropy fucked around with this message at 21:41 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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This article about university students has really rustled my jimmiesquote:"It's a reminder to students as they consider university offers now to think carefully about what the course is and what the university is and make sure it is a good fit for them for the future." This is a horseshit comment from the minister involved here. These school leavers aren't old enough to buy a beer yet, let alone have a full grasp on what would be a good person/career/university fit. I lucked out with my choice, but I still had to take a break from university before coming back. I'd also think there's undue pressure to actually go to university, so there's that. Lol at comparing graduation rate, so many different variables to consider Recoome fucked around with this message at 23:04 on Jan 17, 2017 |
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Jan 17, 2017 22:57
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I spent maybe 8 years at University and am not really using anything I studied in my job. I have a PhD in Chemistry.
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If Greg Hunt becomes Health Minister, is he going to introduce a policy of releasing airborne pathogens throughout Australia? You know, in keeping with his track record.
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Jan 17, 2017 23:46
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Jan 18, 2017 00:06
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Hunt goes to health while Sinodinos gets Industry ahahaha
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adamantium|wang posted:Hunt goes to health while Sinodinos gets Industry ahahaha AusPol - Beyond a joke.
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