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Should citizenship be withdrawn when the person offends our diggers
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It was probably what she said that got up people's noses, not whether she was left-handed, cross-eyed, brown, a woman, or had a secret addiction to bacon-and-egg rolls. What she SAID.
Of course, in some ways, it doesn't matter what she said. We know that we will never forget the sacrifices that our fathers and grandfathers and uncles and aunts made to protect Australia from invasion, and their courage and mateship in the prison camps, even when facing torture and death.
I learnt just this week that sixteen hundred Australians died trying to defend Crete from the Nazis. Other Australians died to defend Syria against the Vichy French and the Nazis. We shouldn't ever forget them either. Or the Rats of Tobruk. Or the wonderful young blokes on the Kokoda Track. Or the seamen in the Battle of the coral Sea. Or the people killed in the Japanese attack on Sydney Harbour, or Darwin and other towns across the North.
What some dumb ditz says, in her pig-ignorance, is water off a duck's back. As long as we keep the memories alive of that wonderful generation, she'll never be anything but a taxpayer-funded blow-fly.
I'm sure you would agree, Steele :)
Joe