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A Third Force in Australian politics, is it possible?
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Paul1405,
Your replies reek of ignorance. Why do the people who came here establish the same way of life here as they had back in their old counntry ? How many more innocent would have perished had outside forces not intervened ? What makes you think the south Vietnamese would not have been wiped off the map if others had not jumped in ? Isn't the Israel Palestine saga sufficient evidence for you that some people simply can not live with each other & their conflicts inevitably involve outsiders to try & settle the situation ? What your arguments portray is that no matter how many humans are killed just so your ideology gets a go ?
The original inhabitants of Australia were constantly engaged in tribal warfare which, since the arrival of outsiders has literally stopped. Only people with your mentality keep tearing at the scab rather than let the wound heal. I think this is one of the most disgusting traits of anyone who claims to be a fellow human.