Originally Posted by
Gnadenburg
Wow! That’s the uptight Aussie attitude I was talking about.
Letting US service personnel onto the aircraft is actually a gesture from commercial entities. It’s not politically commanded. I prefer this to our corporates entities and sporting institutions telling us how to vote and what to endorse morally. Or drowned in Welcome To Countries when anyone who lived in indigenous communities, knows this is a rubbish narrative.
The plague of citizens from Western countries, obsessed with outlining the wrongs of the United States, whilst completely taking their eye of the ball in their own country is proving universally detrimental. Australia has never been so divided. In such a short period. Albo and his stubbornness on The Voice, what should have been a harmless gesture. Or happy to let anti-Semitism run wild due the political expedience of his rabid left and sectarian vote. And now we have generational divide and envy being promoted. You’re now a mug in this country to be white and a self-funded retiree. But keep piling on the Third World immigration especially from countries where the chance of assimilation minimal.
Fix your own backyard. Dogs in aircraft in the States was a mere positive observation in my experience and most others.
And as for the anti-semitism crack, sure, it exists, it's hardly 'rampant' though. Hamas are scum but it's at a point now that even reflecting modestly on the actions of the Israeli PM, a politician, who let's not forget, is on the nose in his own country for trying to manipulate the Supreme Court, presumably to avoid facing justice, is considered 'anti-semitism'.
Albo didn't divide Australia mate, that has been happening for a long, long, time, since some idiot started giving retirees the ability to claim imputation credits when they hadn't paid any tax and encouraged the purchase of dozens of investment properties, then introduced home owner's grants that pushed the prices up even further, while all politicians get obscene pensions and on both sides own properties, many in their wives' or partners' name so they can rent them to their spouse who can claim the tax-free accommodation allowance from the Commonwealth Government and effectively pay their mortgage on the investment property off, tax free. So, going back 10 or so years, why does a bloke get kicked out of Parliament for breaching s44 because he just happens to own a share in his Electoral Office building that has it's rent paid by the Commonwealth?
That sort of BS is why the country is divided and at least some of the blame also rests on certain 'Senators' who can barely string a sentence together but have spent the last 20 years doing a round-robin of victimisation on any and every minority group the said Senator can think of.