Andras Smith,

You are so smart. Look it up. Like most people of your ilk, you would pooh pooh any reference I gave as 'right wing', 'Nazi'. That's why I never bother. You can believe it or not. Who cares! You are one of the accused, anyway.

I generally don't read references, because the ones given on OLO, and other sites for all I know, are usually just OPINIONS which are the same as those of the poster who has cited them. They are, most likely, where the poster got his/her OPINION in the first place. So, they prove nothing. Polls and surveys, on the other hand can usually be trusted to be professional and unbiased, and if Andras Smith actually read my original thread without his bigotry, he would have seen, in the VERY FIRST LINE, the following : “Last year Inclusive Australia’s ‘Measuring Social Inclusion’ survey showed that 60% of respondents "believed that White Australians were the victims of discrimination to some extent”. 73% agreed that it was an important issue”

Does that show that he is dumb? Or does it show that he just doesn’t want to believe?

Here's what most Australians think:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=tl5KzjcsVgY

Skip the adds and enjoy.

A catchy tune that's been around for 34 years, sung by a professional singer and a few hangers-on, says nothing about what most Australians think. A lot has become evident in 34 years; a lot of myths shot down in flames; a lot surveys and polls like the one mentioned in this thread, ignored by, or invisible to, people who don't want to face facts: those who hate their own country and will say and do anything to cancel its traditional culture and replace it with a horrible, colourless and cruel regime of the sort many of their forebears fled here to escape.

I am Australian was written by Bruce Woodley of The
Seekers and Dobe Newton of the Bushwackers in 1987.

It's a song that symbolises Australia and its people.
It's lyrics describe a nation whose people, history,
culture and landscape, are deeply connected. It is a
patriotic song that is sung to celebrate both
Australia's diversity and its unity.

The former Liberal Premier of Victoria Jeff Kennett
was one of many who wanted that song to be Australia's
National Anthem. It is sung at many celebrations and
official occasions not only by famous singers like
Olivia-Newton-John but Delta Goodrem, and many others
who are proud to call themselves Australian.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pL_JvhfQjms

ttbn- Foxy and the others- they could be anyone- Foxy could be a hydra of indeterminate sexuality sitting in China at CCP bunker headquarters waiting for a- bomb. The only thing we can judge them on is by what they say. A rose is a rose is a rose- aptly Communist in colour.