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Backyard find leads to arrest over alleged $10,000 national park heist
The native bush plants could fetch a tidy sum if they were sold on.
Native plants look way better in the bush, fuck these idiots.
Most of those grass trees / black boys die after they try digging them out and snapping the roots
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/ˈkɒntɛkst/
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- the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood.
"the proposals need to be considered in the context of new European directives"
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Wow now we have racist crocodilians roaming the streets of Melbourne.
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Draping the flag over the shoulders like a cape is something i've never been fond of. I find it disrespectful. If its draped over a coffin on the day of someone's funeral (usually those that have served), not an issue. But what shits me about the cape routine is it's usually deadshit's of society that carry out the act. Which makes the situation worst whilst being disrespectful to those that had fallen defending this country.Spotted on reddit - dudes having a succulent Chinese meal after a hard day at the White Australia Rally.
When you’re anti-immigration but pro-yum cha.
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No doubt i'm probably alone with that thought. It's a opinion that was born from the Cronulla Riots. Even though i know what triggered the riots. I was pretty disgusted nonetheless how some Aussie grubs conducted themselves that day. Left pretty disappointed by the actions of some to be honest. Up to that point. I genuinely thought White Australians were better than that.
Each to their own, though..
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with the event happened today across the country really made me reminisce about my life. I was fortunately able to immigrate into this amazing country and start new life more than 10 years ago. As someone with a refugee background there was no capital to start a journey. Luckily, there is something called Centrelink and was able to tried my best to study English. Was able to pursued higher education and graduated from a university with a bachelor degree. All the while, worked double shifts stocking shelves, cleaning toilets, saved money and bought my first home (still got another 24 years on mortgage rip me). Became a citizen 5 years ago. Couldn't hold my tears during the citizenship ceremony, when a little girl sang " I am Australian". I finally belong somewhere officially.
All those things I was able to do and enjoy because of the opportunity that was given by the country. Sometime when I am high as a kite, a thought would came to mind "holy shit, I am actually living the new life". The life which I used to only dream of living in the long way past. I love it. I love Australia.
But yeah, not everybody is like me. some never able to be assimilated. I also understand that it's not that they don't want to, they just can't. Most came from a fucked up country and their mentality, mindset is just not in the right place. They are afraid to speak out, worse when you can't speak the language. Shy and always lowering their heads do what they are told. Afraid of authority figures like police since a lot of them came from war torn countries where corruption is natural trait. A lot of them got ptsd including me (hence, the weed I guess). No complaints and also content with little money they get from Centrelink for their whole life. And their offsprings, who grew up here probably felt like outsiders and start to act out when their parents cannot relate to them. I feel like it's all a big mess. I mean of course, there is a reason for the huge turnout in protest across the country. Turn on the news and it's almost always some immigrants committing crimes. On the internet, almost alway. Not just in Australia, in the other first world countries as well. It's a shame.
I wonder what's the consequences of the nationwide protest gonna be. I will be lying if I say I am not worried.
All those things I was able to do and enjoy because of the opportunity that was given by the country. Sometime when I am high as a kite, a thought would came to mind "holy shit, I am actually living the new life". The life which I used to only dream of living in the long way past. I love it. I love Australia.
But yeah, not everybody is like me. some never able to be assimilated. I also understand that it's not that they don't want to, they just can't. Most came from a fucked up country and their mentality, mindset is just not in the right place. They are afraid to speak out, worse when you can't speak the language. Shy and always lowering their heads do what they are told. Afraid of authority figures like police since a lot of them came from war torn countries where corruption is natural trait. A lot of them got ptsd including me (hence, the weed I guess). No complaints and also content with little money they get from Centrelink for their whole life. And their offsprings, who grew up here probably felt like outsiders and start to act out when their parents cannot relate to them. I feel like it's all a big mess. I mean of course, there is a reason for the huge turnout in protest across the country. Turn on the news and it's almost always some immigrants committing crimes. On the internet, almost alway. Not just in Australia, in the other first world countries as well. It's a shame.
I wonder what's the consequences of the nationwide protest gonna be. I will be lying if I say I am not worried.
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Australia has always been racist. Spastics in USA are just embolding the Aus Spastics to show their stupid faces publically.Spotted on reddit - dudes having a succulent Chinese meal after a hard day at the White Australia Rally.
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Every single one of these spastics had an IMMIGRANT family member from another country arrive here inside the last 200 years( most inside the last 100 years). Now all of a sudden these immigrants( because that's EXACTLY what they are) think they
own this country
Did anyone see The Lebanese Bob Katter threaten a journalist the other day? His Lebanese family has only been in Aus around 100 years. But now HE wants to decide who is allowed to migrate here
