cont'd ...

Oops here's the link again:

http://theconversation.com/how-believers-in-white-genocide-are-spreading-their-hate-filled-message-in-australia-106605

Foxy, First, just some house keeping. Do you know that if you highlight and copy the URL at the top of browser page, you can paste it into the post (delete the 's' after 'http' so that Belly can keep up). I've noticed that you make lots of mistakes with your links when it should be so easy.

Now...

Anyone who needs to emphasis Anning's vote as 19 either misunderstands the electoral system or just wants to make apparent points that make no sense....or both. Does pointing out that Debbie O'Neil got 0.07% of the vote yet got elected mean that what she says is invalid?

The conversation article is by someone who is very badly educated about recent and not so recent history. Its by someone who imagines history the way they'd like it to be and then somehow convinces themselves that that is how it actually was. Little wonder that Foxy enjoyed it.

Ethnic violence and conflict is pretty common in other parts of the world- maybe some social libertarians believe we should bring it here to Australia so we can experience and experiment with machete politics.

I guess then Foxy will be happy- or maybe she will just blame someone else- and refuse to take responsibility.

Myself I prefer to live in a more cohesive society of my kin and kith. Where I can favour and preserve my ancient community- and not who I don't. Equal opportunity policy is anti-tradition probably intentionally. Diversity may be novel but not stable- I prefer stability. It may be boring but I don't need others to entertain me.

Every culture needs their own nation. There are too many people in the world.

If policies are implemented (such as diversity or multiculturalism) and bad things result (such as a move "to the right" by the population) is it the fault of the policies or the population.

mhaze,

I have problems with my eyesight.

I''m having an eye-operation in April.

Hopefully it will help.

But Thanks for your concern and advice.

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mhaze,

I wish you would not make assumptions on what I
enjoy. I chose the article because I thought
the subject matter was relevant to recent
events.

The article of the link I cited was part of a
series on race and racism in Australia. Apparently
the series examines this complex and incendiary topic
and the role it plays in contemporary Australia.

The author is a lecturer in Asian Studies at the
University of Tasmania.

Foxy will probably object to this article on a number of grounds. I found it interesting... need to verify some of the facts.

http://australiafirstparty.net/tasmanian-kaz-ross-abc-antifa-media-attack-on-alt-right-presents-an-opportunity/