To Joe Loudmouth-

I think you should read Foxy's comments again.

http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=9202#308357

Foxy said-

... they are a dying breed. who one day will be pushing up cabbages or potatoes. That's about all they're good for.

Dear Joe,

Yes do read my response to Canem Malum but prior to
my response read his comments and then you shall
understand the reason for my response. This man
"Black Lives Matter" discussion even Graham expressed
concerns. Canem Malum's posting record speaks for
itself and I certainly don't offer any apology for my
responses to him. He needs to be called out - loudly
and with full force!

cont'd ...

Forget the cabbage references - Hitler but no
moustache would be more appropriate!

Dear Joe,

For Christ's sake - he's referred to me as an
"ethnic" in the past (I was born here). And am
as Australian as he is. And then he says that I'm part
of the Lithuanian "Jewish Mafia" whatever that is?
I'm actually Roman Catholic. And the list goes on.
So calling him a cabbage is actually an endearment
compared to his rants

Hi Foxy,

I suppose that's the root of the problem - to many racists, anybody with other than Anglo ancestry is forever an 'ethnic', barging in and trying to share in what is THEIR eternal right to rule.

We've all got 'ethnic' ancestry, CM. My sister just discovered that our illegitimate Hull-workhouse grandmother had a Swedish father, from Varmland, wherever that is. Ah, just west of Stockholm. Mmmmm, I feel Swedish already :) (Oops, I just caught myself thinking in a Swedish accent.)

As well as Irish, Scottish, Geordie, Cornish, and Welsh. And maybe somewhere in there is (I'd like to think) West Indian. All of it has been here for a century or more now. One bloke (the Geordie) on the Third Fleet. All of it was once 'ethnic'.

Like all of CM's ancestors were ? How far back does he/she/it want to go ? Two hundred years ? Sixty thousand years ?

Every Australian citizen, regardless of ancestry, has as much rights as you do (and vice versa) to have their say in, make contributions to, gain benefits from, Australia. That's what citizenship means. If it doesn't like it, it can always go back to wherever its bits and pieces came from :)

Joe

Chris Lewis,

I asked you how you would define the demographic of Sydney. Any chance of doing this?