Dang and dagnabbit! They are after the 'social equity', are they?

A fiendish plot that could derail the gravy train.

"Dang and dagnabbit!"...Lol!

Them tha're varmints 'r after destruct'n it, Pardner.

But them'n townsfolk ain't supposed to notice, notwithstanding that head honcho, Hockey, go tell'n them they's too poor to have a horse, so'in they don't need to worry that hay is too expensive.

(Or some such bollocks)

The real Australians don't complain as much as the pretend ones. Surely that counts for something ?

Indeed it does, individual, it does.

Complacency springs to mind as does selfishness.

Lots of Australians complain about the lack of jobs, especially when it affects them, but I see people that I have heard lamenting the lack of jobs going through the Self Serve Checkout at Woolworths and/or Coles.

Don't usually use it myself as I prefer that an employee of the company serves me. I'm making work for someone.
If I'm in a hurry and have to use the Self Serve I get the attendant to put my stuff through.

Poirot,

It is not just about government - it is about our whole society.

By taking the attitude many in Australia do at present - that everything is so negative - what these people are doing is sending a message to younger and future generations and that people cannot make a difference.

So many in Australia simply want to either blame government, or do nothing themselves. It is not a good move for Australia's future. One year I organised a going away party for my sister's family. I was told at the finish by my parents. "Thank you for putting this on."

It's not about simply accepting every government policy - I agree. I don't however, want to constantly hear about the failings of John Howard, Julia Gillard or the current government or be given a skewed message on a certain topic and how this will ruin parts of our society.

Positive family and community leadership is also an option and can also be a good way to go! Sit down and think about your options - very balanced but also very positively.

Cynical politicians with their class and gender wars instead of constructive policies don't help. What about leaders who foment foul intergenerational jealousy as a cover for their own lack of planning and poor policies?

Nor do the media help with those trivial, superficial 'Ain't it Awful' medial-made stories in lieu of real news, investigative journalism and insightful articles. It is all tabloid stuff, a rush to the gutter.

The culture has changed a lot since Whitlam legitimised complaining and begging, and laid the rails for the victim industry gravy train, with the 'multi-cults' finding seating room as well. When you think about it, there is a ship load of entitled persons as baggage for the ordinary worker to carry and support.

The culture has changed. Looking over a neighbour's back fence, complaining and interfering are common, as is envy. It is not so long ago that such jealous, interfering busybodies were criticised themselves for being the nuisances they are.