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From cuisine to separatist multiculturalism : Comments
By David Flint, published 2/8/2005David Flint argues Australians should be asked if they want Australia to be declared multicultural.
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policies agreed to.... implement..what would happen ?
Firstly, I believe in evolution rather than revolution when it comes to social change.
Secondly, if you think I'm out to 'get rid of' those who don't fit the mould, you haven't been reading my posts.
I am more inclined to 'prevent the arrival of' those who, after careful scrutiny on the basis of a number of criteria we develop, than I am in 'laying waste and ridding the countryside of every towell head as some might derogatorily describe them.
If change is NOT introduced in a noticable but controlled manner, thats' when people will feel 'nothing is being done' and it could trigger the kind of vigilante activity u referred to.
My 'goals' are already partially fulfilled today with Brendan Nelsons speech about 'Australian values in education' one of which is 'FREEDOM' and if I had anything to do with the teaching of that, I' place extreme emphasis on the freedom to CHANGE one's religion if they desire.
Slight digression here..I just bought a DVD a cheapie, and the salesman's father has an automotive parts factory making body parts for a major manufacturer. He employed 15 Somalies, who worked out that if they got the quota out by friday it was ok, but if they were slow, they had to do overtime and that mean't more $$. So they took this idea further and SABOTAGED the equipment.. verified by video camera's installed.
The salesman and I were talking about the issue in this thread, and that indcident just shows how 'un-australian' some foreigners can be.
Unfair dismissal laws meant very costly process to get rid of the ring leaders. I can't imagine a typical aussie worker with that mentality or value -never saw anything like it in 9yrs looking after a factory.. so.. civics classes.
If this seems a bit rambling...I'm tired.
DI... nice post :)