re "odo". If the article is so weak with no substance, how can it possibly incite so much hatred? Which one is it? Make up your mind – you are obviously in a state of confusion.


Regardless whether you agree or disagree with the article, the fact that you can accuse the author of inciting hatred and then say that you are indifferent about the topic is ridiculous.

BTW redeeming yourself by using one source reflects your lack of knowledge and insight. The article spoke about political tolerance using the Palestine / Israel conflict as an example. The author moves on to relate it to Australia’s own ideas about tolerance and what it really means.

And please where does “the author is trying to inflame, here in Australia - that's my beef”. When she was trying to promote acceptance of people? Don’t go accusing when you can’t back it up.

When she cleverly refutes your claims you attack her journalistic and writing skills. The only thing this article has incited for you is the realisation that you should never overestimate your own intelligence.

Why can't you keep on not caring and go away, and leave the online opinion to those who actually know what they are talking about?


re "Seneca". You are obviously still licking your wounds. Where is the discussion you provide? All you have done is attack her education, then u degraded the structure. what r u- the online fairy editor?? bring some valuable discussion with some references rather than just being so sadistically inclined.

You still have a lot to learn, Keith.

National Socialism does happen to be extreme right-wing, while Communism is or was extreme left-wing.

In fact, Keith, most every time we observe the heading National it denotes right-wing parties such as the National Afrikaners in South Africa, or even the National Republicans back years ago in the USA.

Let's also not forget that the term "Corporatism" was actually invented by a certain Mr Mussolini who headed a well-known Fascist government - another extreme right wing organisation.

Of course, Public Relations (another invented term that actually means Propaganda) has fixed any negative connotations.