Mise,
Thanks for pointing my error out. I should have used the term "alien cultural practices' I take it you don't practice any cultural habits that most here would consider alien, although our beer drinkers would question your treatment of the amber fluid.

Most immigrants integrate quite well but there are some groups that will not adapt in any manner and hold our laws and our society in contempt. I am sure I do not have to name some of these groups for your benefit. It is these few groups that we must take a far tougher line with.

I simply want a community where future generations can go wherever they want and not be worried about their safety because of their looks. We seem to be getting further away from that.

I do not want us to go the same path as the UK, which is not the UK that came through WW11. The London bombings and the killing of a UK soldier are stark reminders. The heckling and spitting on UK service personel on a 'welcome home' march was also an utter disgrace.

I do agree that all immigrants must adhere to Australia's laws if they want to stay here.
I'm sure they would be punished if they didn't, like everyone else.

I don't agree with refusing EVERYONE from one race, country, culture, or religious group....because that would be racism.

Suseonline, "I do agree that all immigrants must adhere to Australia's laws if they want to stay here. I'm sure they would be punished if they didn't, like everyone else"

Ho hum. More 'Never you mind', despite the huge pile of evidence of negative consequences.

How then did ritual slaughter become established, pray tell?

Now we all pay for Halal religious approval, and for rituals that are not only foreign to us in every sense but also cruel and offensive?

What about the blind eye turned by multiculturalism to aboriginal child sex molesting and child marriage? Gough Whitlam approved and encouraged these awful cultural 'traditions' to operate and bloom behind the black curtain of self-determination that shielded the perpetrators from the media and public gaze for decades, and also resulted in the alienation of children from available education and law that all Australian children should have by right.

Anyone who truly cares would never help to raise the curtain again.

Ritual slaughter?
Where in Australia is this done inhumanely then Onthebeach?
I'm sure the RSPCA would like to know.
Are our own animals all killed humanely then?

I believe the 'intervention' caught many Aboriginal paedophiles and they are locked up.
Do you know any who are atill abusing children then?
If so, you had better tell the police.

I do agree though that all the other cultures who 'invaded' the Aboriginal's country have certainly left many of them worse off...

Suseonline,

An predictable post from you, denying the obvious and giving no evidence to support your own opinion while while constantly demanding that others always provide sources with chapter and verse - which you then rudely declare that you don't take any notice of anyway!

Referring to the RSPCA, why wasn't it taking action on domestic ritual slaughter over all of those years? How didn't it know?

You would be aware from my posting history and your inane challenges that long before there was any interest from the ABC and others, I was talking about problems involving ritual slaughter domestically and questioning why the ABC and others were criticising practices affecting ritual slaughter in Indonesia but at the same time apparently turning a blind eye to non-compliance of ritual slaughter at home.

Referring to ritual slaughter, why is it permitted anyhow and why was our standard for slaughter modified to allow stunning that isn't immediately fatal? Which gives the lie to your claim (that I quoted in my earlier post).

As well, have you ever heard of boutique small works?

Aboriginal issues - don't you read reports?

Another reply wasted on you. However, others who are not out to score petty PC points such as yourself, namely people who are concerned about stopping cruelty wherever it occurs, be it affecting the welfare of young aboriginal mothers and their children, or livestock, will read and think about, which is good.

'A' not 'An' in my first sentence.