Foxy,

You have the wrong person. I didn't accuse you of being offensive.

Since the language, culture, legal system, and population is overwhelmingly British, those that are "uncomfortable" are in the minority.

I'm sure that Foxy has a ceremonial flag burning to attend to.

Yuyutsu,

<<Flags are an anachronism, a vestige from a violent past which breeds nationalism. It is nationalism which often forces us to flee our land of birth and live in exile.>>

I agree nationalism is a posion I don't want to ever take or give to somebody else. Is there therefore a case for a unity flag, one that will encompass all people and is a movement (in principle) toward world peace and tranquility?

Yes, I also understand unity requires more than say a flag, it's a very complex issue.

shadow minister,

We shall have to wait and see what the majority of
Australian people decide on the Australian flag.
And it will be the majority who decide.

CM,

Destruction (such as flag burning) is not my thing.
Attempts at bullying must come from your lineage
(whatever that may be) - which you display so well.
And prove my point. I rest my case.

Step 1- The government creates disunity by their ethnic policies.
Step 2- There is ethnic conflict
Step 3- The government steps in to enforce their will over the people in the name of preventing conflict.
Step 4- This creates more conflict.

From my perspective Foxy is the bully.