"They are also against hunting which is clearly a racist stance."
Um, could you care to tell us what exactly you mean by this statement Is Mise?

Certainly, Sire.
Aboriginal Australians are, in some cases, still hunter gatherers and the vast majority of Aboriginals are entitled to hunt the animals that traditionally were their food source; kangaroos are the main example (other lesser macropods as well, of course), we other hunters are restricted to mainly feral pest animals such as foxes, non-native dogs, and feral cats.
The Greens are racist in that they would stop Aboriginals from hunting and are thus being racist as hunting is part of their culture.
It is also part of my, mainly European, culture so I see no reason why I should be stopped from killing ferals, who are destroying so much of the native animals that the Greens purport to wish to protect.

Pauline Hanson is all for protecting our native animals, not so the hypocrite Greens.

SOG:

I don't have to say that Hanson is vacuous - she does it so well all by herself. As for her having the electorate's ear and scaring the two major parties - she's certainly not a mouse that roared merely a bucket of sludge. But enough said. I disagree with you, but I shall try to do so politely. For that reason I shall end this post with a joke:

One Friday afternoon Little Johnny is in class and the teacher says:
"OK class if you can answer one of these questions you can go home early and have Monday off as well."
Question 1: "Who discovered Australia and in what year?"
Little Jenny Chan puts her hand up, "Captain Cook in 1788 Miss."
The teacher says, "Excellent Jenny. You can go home early and take Monday off as well."
"Oh no Miss I can't do that. I want to be a doctor and I can't afford to take any time off from school."
"That's a very good attitude Jenny. I understand completely," says the teacher. The teacher then asks:
Question 2: "Who discovered America and when?"
Jimmy Wang puts his hand up and replies: "Christopher Columbus, 1648."
"Excellent Jimmy, you can go home early and take Monday off."
"No Miss, when I grow up I want to be a lawyer, and just like Jenny I can't afford to go home early or take any time off from school."
"I fully understand Jimmy and you also have a very commendable attitude I must say," the teacher replies.
Someone at the rear of the classroom yells out:
"F**ing Asian Bastards!"
The horrified teacher asks, "Who said that?"
Little Johnny jumps up with the answer: "Pauline Hanson, 1996. See you on Tuesday Miss."

Aw! Lexi, that is a lacist joke.

I'm surprised you didn't correct her on getting the dates wrong.

There's no 'R' in dates.

See as you're around how about answering my question?