Kyrie100

    > The streets are not paved with gold, this is not the garden of Eden
    > but god I love
    > this country......flaws, floors or not.
    > Rob Edwards www.australianaustralia.com.au
    > (http://www.australianaustralia.com.au/)
    > "rob" <> wrote in message
    > news:20020716110006134+...
    > > In <3d32cc1b$> mb_bound wrote:
    > > > Hello folks,

I surfed on this site and I am appauled at some of things said on this
forum, especially by mb_bound. I do not like to use this term, but he
sounds like an absolute farmer-type, low-class lefty faggart I have ever
met (or in this instance, read). You think Australia need wisdom, I
think you need wisdom. I am currently on a student visa here and my
partner is Australia. You talk about Gough Whitlam being a men of
honour, trying to maintain balance in this country. Economy took at turn
for the worse, he made numerous political mistakes and he was the only
prime minster of Australia to have ever been sacked by the Governor-
General. I may not currently be Australian (trying to get my PR), but I
have studied Australian Politics and Australian History (and I got a
distinction in both okay) and other various forms of media history about
the world. There is no such thing as egalitarianism, and there will
never be, but in comparison to other countries and in comparison to how
Australia was starting from the first settlers, they have come a long
way and is more egalitarian than any other country in the world today.

Greed is not what drives an economy, capitalism is. All these leftists
shit I hear today about socialism and all, I say capitalism to the max.
Not even the US runs on pure-capitalism, but it is good for everyone-
rich or poor because everyone benefits. The bread owner who sells bread
to the public, who pays for his bread, which goes on to give him more
supplies to make more bread and more profit. As far as I'm concerned, I
don't even think there should be a welfare system. The welfare system in
Australia is open and has been abused constantly, and I think it should
be cut out.

Yes, most Australians here are immigrant. And don't give me some
bullshit about an invasion on the Aborigines. Every country was based
immigration. We had British colonies, spanish colonies, french colonies.
It was stolen from the indigenous people.....for crying out loud, so was
every other country that "invade" you don't seem them bitching about it
or "please feel sorry for me" attitude. Get over it!

mb_bound, you are aruging from a microeconomics, think big picture
(macro) or are you incapable of that?

I can't be bothered to waste anymore arguing with you, I can also sit
here and be extremely happy that you're soon to leave the country and
migrate somewhere else. As far as I'm concern, I hope that someone
sterilises you coz even though I have never met you, I don't your genes
are of any worth and it should not be spread to the rest of the other
population. It should die out and hopefully you along with it.

On the same token, Australia has its faults, so does every country. No
country is perfect. There are a lot of things that Australians can take
pride in like being the one of the five oldest continuous democracies in
the world, they had an overwhelming majority of the Australian
population living in a democratic territory. Australia was the finest
triumph of long-distance colonisation the world so far has ever seen. We
measure economic success by the steepnes of the mountain that had to be
climbed. When the first settler came they almost died for starvation.
The climates was strange, I mean hell, from a Darwin perspective (the
first settlers believed in Darwinism) they thought a platypus was a rat
that had a duck beak and web feet sewed on to it. They brought it back
to Britain to be examined to look for stitches.

They have now turned into one of the world's greatest producers of food
and fibres.

Yes, wealth produced has bot been evenly spread, but regimes like the
Soviet Union who claim to have been successful in spreading wealth has
failed dismally to produce enough wealth to spread.


willywh3r3, I hope that you have a great stay in Australia and just
remember, there are a lot of rednecks out there, but don't pay attention
to white trash.

A Mate

What a load of Crap!!!

Oh! Well!! Takes all kinds...................!




"kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:32$87032$1609474$...
    > > The streets are not paved with gold, this is not the garden of Eden
    > > but god I love
    > > this country......flaws, floors or not.
    > >
    > > Rob Edwards www.australianaustralia.com.au
    > > (http://www.australianaustralia.com.au/)
    > >
    > > "rob" <> wrote in message
    > > news:20020716110006134+...
    > > > In <3d32cc1b$> mb_bound wrote:
    > > > > Hello folks,
    > I surfed on this site and I am appauled at some of things said on this
    > forum, especially by mb_bound. I do not like to use this term, but he
    > sounds like an absolute farmer-type, low-class lefty faggart I have ever
    > met (or in this instance, read). You think Australia need wisdom, I
    > think you need wisdom. I am currently on a student visa here and my
    > partner is Australia. You talk about Gough Whitlam being a men of
    > honour, trying to maintain balance in this country. Economy took at turn
    > for the worse, he made numerous political mistakes and he was the only
    > prime minster of Australia to have ever been sacked by the Governor-
    > General. I may not currently be Australian (trying to get my PR), but I
    > have studied Australian Politics and Australian History (and I got a
    > distinction in both okay) and other various forms of media history about
    > the world. There is no such thing as egalitarianism, and there will
    > never be, but in comparison to other countries and in comparison to how
    > Australia was starting from the first settlers, they have come a long
    > way and is more egalitarian than any other country in the world today.
    > Greed is not what drives an economy, capitalism is. All these leftists
    > shit I hear today about socialism and all, I say capitalism to the max.
    > Not even the US runs on pure-capitalism, but it is good for everyone-
    > rich or poor because everyone benefits. The bread owner who sells bread
    > to the public, who pays for his bread, which goes on to give him more
    > supplies to make more bread and more profit. As far as I'm concerned, I
    > don't even think there should be a welfare system. The welfare system in
    > Australia is open and has been abused constantly, and I think it should
    > be cut out.
    > Yes, most Australians here are immigrant. And don't give me some
    > bullshit about an invasion on the Aborigines. Every country was based
    > immigration. We had British colonies, spanish colonies, french colonies.
    > It was stolen from the indigenous people.....for crying out loud, so was
    > every other country that "invade" you don't seem them bitching about it
    > or "please feel sorry for me" attitude. Get over it!
    > mb_bound, you are aruging from a microeconomics, think big picture
    > (macro) or are you incapable of that?
    > I can't be bothered to waste anymore arguing with you, I can also sit
    > here and be extremely happy that you're soon to leave the country and
    > migrate somewhere else. As far as I'm concern, I hope that someone
    > sterilises you coz even though I have never met you, I don't your genes
    > are of any worth and it should not be spread to the rest of the other
    > population. It should die out and hopefully you along with it.
    > On the same token, Australia has its faults, so does every country. No
    > country is perfect. There are a lot of things that Australians can take
    > pride in like being the one of the five oldest continuous democracies in
    > the world, they had an overwhelming majority of the Australian
    > population living in a democratic territory. Australia was the finest
    > triumph of long-distance colonisation the world so far has ever seen. We
    > measure economic success by the steepnes of the mountain that had to be
    > climbed. When the first settler came they almost died for starvation.
    > The climates was strange, I mean hell, from a Darwin perspective (the
    > first settlers believed in Darwinism) they thought a platypus was a rat
    > that had a duck beak and web feet sewed on to it. They brought it back
    > to Britain to be examined to look for stitches.
    > They have now turned into one of the world's greatest producers of food
    > and fibres.
    > Yes, wealth produced has bot been evenly spread, but regimes like the
    > Soviet Union who claim to have been successful in spreading wealth has
    > failed dismally to produce enough wealth to spread.
    > willywh3r3, I hope that you have a great stay in Australia and just
    > remember, there are a lot of rednecks out there, but don't pay attention
    > to white trash.
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Kyrie100

    > What a load of Crap!!!
    > Oh! Well!! Takes all kinds...................!
    > "kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > news:32$87032$1609474$...
    > > > The streets are not paved with gold, this is not the garden of
    > > > Eden
    > > > but god I love
    > > > this country......flaws, floors or not.
    > > >
    > > > Rob Edwards www.australianaustralia.com.au
    > > > (http://www.australianaustralia.com.au/)
    > > >
    > > > "rob" <> wrote in message
    > > > news:20020716110006134+...
    > > > > In <3d32cc1b$> mb_bound wrote:
    > > > > > Hello folks,
    > > I surfed on this site and I am appauled at some of things said on
    > > this
    > > forum, especially by mb_bound. I do not like to use this term, but
    > > he
    > > sounds like an absolute farmer-type, low-class lefty faggart I have
    > > ever
    > > met (or in this instance, read). You think Australia need wisdom, I
    > > think you need wisdom. I am currently on a student visa here and my
    > > partner is Australia. You talk about Gough Whitlam being a men of
    > > honour, trying to maintain balance in this country. Economy took at
    > > turn
    > > for the worse, he made numerous political mistakes and he was the
    > > only
    > > prime minster of Australia to have ever been sacked by the Governor-
    > > General. I may not currently be Australian (trying to get my PR),
    > > but I
    > > have studied Australian Politics and Australian History (and I got a
    > > distinction in both okay) and other various forms of media history
    > > about
    > > the world. There is no such thing as egalitarianism, and there will
    > > never be, but in comparison to other countries and in comparison to
    > > how
    > > Australia was starting from the first settlers, they have come a
    > > long
    > > way and is more egalitarian than any other country in the world
    > > today.
    > > Greed is not what drives an economy, capitalism is. All these
    > > leftists
    > > shit I hear today about socialism and all, I say capitalism to the
    > > max.
    > > Not even the US runs on pure-capitalism, but it is good for everyone-
    > >
    > > rich or poor because everyone benefits. The bread owner who sells
    > > bread
    > > to the public, who pays for his bread, which goes on to give him
    > > more
    > > supplies to make more bread and more profit. As far as I'm
    > > concerned, I
    > > don't even think there should be a welfare system. The welfare
    > > system in
    > > Australia is open and has been abused constantly, and I think it
    > > should
    > > be cut out.
    > > Yes, most Australians here are immigrant. And don't give me some
    > > bullshit about an invasion on the Aborigines. Every country was
    > > based
    > > immigration. We had British colonies, spanish colonies, french
    > > colonies.
    > > It was stolen from the indigenous people.....for crying out loud, so
    > > was
    > > every other country that "invade" you don't seem them bitching about
    > > it
    > > or "please feel sorry for me" attitude. Get over it!
    > > mb_bound, you are aruging from a microeconomics, think big picture
    > > (macro) or are you incapable of that?
    > > I can't be bothered to waste anymore arguing with you, I can also
    > > sit
    > > here and be extremely happy that you're soon to leave the country
    > > and
    > > migrate somewhere else. As far as I'm concern, I hope that someone
    > > sterilises you coz even though I have never met you, I don't your
    > > genes
    > > are of any worth and it should not be spread to the rest of the
    > > other
    > > population. It should die out and hopefully you along with it.
    > > On the same token, Australia has its faults, so does every country.
    > > No
    > > country is perfect. There are a lot of things that Australians can
    > > take
    > > pride in like being the one of the five oldest continuous
    > > democracies in
    > > the world, they had an overwhelming majority of the Australian
    > > population living in a democratic territory. Australia was the
    > > finest
    > > triumph of long-distance colonisation the world so far has ever
    > > seen. We
    > > measure economic success by the steepnes of the mountain that had to
    > > be
    > > climbed. When the first settler came they almost died for
    > > starvation.
    > > The climates was strange, I mean hell, from a Darwin perspective
    > > (the
    > > first settlers believed in Darwinism) they thought a platypus was a
    > > rat
    > > that had a duck beak and web feet sewed on to it. They brought it
    > > back
    > > to Britain to be examined to look for stitches.
    > > They have now turned into one of the world's greatest producers of
    > > food
    > > and fibres.
    > > Yes, wealth produced has bot been evenly spread, but regimes like
    > > the
    > > Soviet Union who claim to have been successful in spreading wealth
    > > has
    > > failed dismally to produce enough wealth to spread.
    > > willywh3r3, I hope that you have a great stay in Australia and just
    > > remember, there are a lot of rednecks out there, but don't pay
    > > attention
    > > to white trash.
    > > --
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Really...how is that a load of crap. Maybe you'll be so kind as to
elaborate.

A Mate

For a start!! It's almost incomprehensible!! Is he/she writing in English???

Then - Just what is her/his point??? Waffle!! Waffle!!

The political statements betray an abysmal ignorance of Australian
Politics!!

It is very difficult to understand just what the author means or intends!!
But, what is (maybe!?) comprehensible is subjective clap trap!!!

When you write anything - the two essential keys - are 'MEANING' - What you
intend to say!!

and

'AUDIENCE' - To whom are you saying it!

You write such that your intended audience comprehends what you mean!!






"kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
news:32$87032$1609728$...
    > > What a load of Crap!!!
    > >
    > > Oh! Well!! Takes all kinds...................!
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > >
    > > "kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > > news:32$87032$1609474$...
    > > > > The streets are not paved with gold, this is not the garden of
    > > > > Eden
    > > > > but god I love
    > > > > this country......flaws, floors or not.
    > > > >
    > > > > Rob Edwards www.australianaustralia.com.au
    > > > > (http://www.australianaustralia.com.au/)
    > > > >
    > > > > "rob" <> wrote in message
    > > > > news:20020716110006134+...
    > > > > > In <3d32cc1b$> mb_bound wrote:
    > > > > > > Hello folks,
    > > > I surfed on this site and I am appauled at some of things said on
    > > > this
    > > > forum, especially by mb_bound. I do not like to use this term, but
    > > > he
    > > > sounds like an absolute farmer-type, low-class lefty faggart I have
    > > > ever
    > > > met (or in this instance, read). You think Australia need wisdom, I
    > > > think you need wisdom. I am currently on a student visa here and my
    > > > partner is Australia. You talk about Gough Whitlam being a men of
    > > > honour, trying to maintain balance in this country. Economy took at
    > > > turn
    > > > for the worse, he made numerous political mistakes and he was the
    > > > only
    > > > prime minster of Australia to have ever been sacked by the Governor-
    > > > General. I may not currently be Australian (trying to get my PR),
    > > > but I
    > > > have studied Australian Politics and Australian History (and I got a
    > > > distinction in both okay) and other various forms of media history
    > > > about
    > > > the world. There is no such thing as egalitarianism, and there will
    > > > never be, but in comparison to other countries and in comparison to
    > > > how
    > > > Australia was starting from the first settlers, they have come a
    > > > long
    > > > way and is more egalitarian than any other country in the world
    > > > today.
    > > > Greed is not what drives an economy, capitalism is. All these
    > > > leftists
    > > > shit I hear today about socialism and all, I say capitalism to the
    > > > max.
    > > > Not even the US runs on pure-capitalism, but it is good for everyone-
    > > >
    > > > rich or poor because everyone benefits. The bread owner who sells
    > > > bread
    > > > to the public, who pays for his bread, which goes on to give him
    > > > more
    > > > supplies to make more bread and more profit. As far as I'm
    > > > concerned, I
    > > > don't even think there should be a welfare system. The welfare
    > > > system in
    > > > Australia is open and has been abused constantly, and I think it
    > > > should
    > > > be cut out.
    > > > Yes, most Australians here are immigrant. And don't give me some
    > > > bullshit about an invasion on the Aborigines. Every country was
    > > > based
    > > > immigration. We had British colonies, spanish colonies, french
    > > > colonies.
    > > > It was stolen from the indigenous people.....for crying out loud, so
    > > > was
    > > > every other country that "invade" you don't seem them bitching about
    > > > it
    > > > or "please feel sorry for me" attitude. Get over it!
    > > > mb_bound, you are aruging from a microeconomics, think big picture
    > > > (macro) or are you incapable of that?
    > > > I can't be bothered to waste anymore arguing with you, I can also
    > > > sit
    > > > here and be extremely happy that you're soon to leave the country
    > > > and
    > > > migrate somewhere else. As far as I'm concern, I hope that someone
    > > > sterilises you coz even though I have never met you, I don't your
    > > > genes
    > > > are of any worth and it should not be spread to the rest of the
    > > > other
    > > > population. It should die out and hopefully you along with it.
    > > > On the same token, Australia has its faults, so does every country.
    > > > No
    > > > country is perfect. There are a lot of things that Australians can
    > > > take
    > > > pride in like being the one of the five oldest continuous
    > > > democracies in
    > > > the world, they had an overwhelming majority of the Australian
    > > > population living in a democratic territory. Australia was the
    > > > finest
    > > > triumph of long-distance colonisation the world so far has ever
    > > > seen. We
    > > > measure economic success by the steepnes of the mountain that had to
    > > > be
    > > > climbed. When the first settler came they almost died for
    > > > starvation.
    > > > The climates was strange, I mean hell, from a Darwin perspective
    > > > (the
    > > > first settlers believed in Darwinism) they thought a platypus was a
    > > > rat
    > > > that had a duck beak and web feet sewed on to it. They brought it
    > > > back
    > > > to Britain to be examined to look for stitches.
    > > > They have now turned into one of the world's greatest producers of
    > > > food
    > > > and fibres.
    > > > Yes, wealth produced has bot been evenly spread, but regimes like
    > > > the
    > > > Soviet Union who claim to have been successful in spreading wealth
    > > > has
    > > > failed dismally to produce enough wealth to spread.
    > > > willywh3r3, I hope that you have a great stay in Australia and just
    > > > remember, there are a lot of rednecks out there, but don't pay
    > > > attention
    > > > to white trash.
    > > > --
    > > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > Really...how is that a load of crap. Maybe you'll be so kind as to
    > elaborate.
    > --
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Kyrie100

    > For a start!! It's almost incomprehensible!! Is he/she writing in
    > English???
    > Then - Just what is her/his point??? Waffle!! Waffle!!
    > The political statements betray an abysmal ignorance of Australian
    > Politics!!
    > It is very difficult to understand just what the author means or
    > intends!!
    > But, what is (maybe!?) comprehensible is subjective clap trap!!!
    > When you write anything - the two essential keys - are 'MEANING' -
    > What you
    > intend to say!!
    > and
    > 'AUDIENCE' - To whom are you saying it!
    > You write such that your intended audience comprehends what you mean!!
    > "kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > news:32$87032$1609728$...
    > > > What a load of Crap!!!
    > > >
    > > > Oh! Well!! Takes all kinds...................!
    > > >
    > > >
    > > >
    > > >
    > > > "kyrie100" <member27943@british_expats.com> wrote in message
    > > > news:32$87032$1609474$...
    > > > > > The streets are not paved with gold, this is not the garden of
    > > > > > Eden
    > > > > > but god I love
    > > > > > this country......flaws, floors or not.
    > > > > >
    > > > > > Rob Edwards www.australianaustralia.com.au
    > > > > > (http://www.australianaustralia.com.au/)
    > > > > >
    > > > > > "rob" <> wrote in message
    > > > > > news:20020716110006134+...
    > > > > > > In <3d32cc1b$> mb_bound wrote:
    > > > > > > > Hello folks,
    > > > > I surfed on this site and I am appauled at some of things said
    > > > > on
    > > > > this
    > > > > forum, especially by mb_bound. I do not like to use this term,
    > > > > but
    > > > > he
    > > > > sounds like an absolute farmer-type, low-class lefty faggart I
    > > > > have
    > > > > ever
    > > > > met (or in this instance, read). You think Australia need
    > > > > wisdom, I
    > > > > think you need wisdom. I am currently on a student visa here and
    > > > > my
    > > > > partner is Australia. You talk about Gough Whitlam being a men
    > > > > of
    > > > > honour, trying to maintain balance in this country. Economy took
    > > > > at
    > > > > turn
    > > > > for the worse, he made numerous political mistakes and he was
    > > > > the
    > > > > only
    > > > > prime minster of Australia to have ever been sacked by the Governor-
    > > > >
    > > > > General. I may not currently be Australian (trying to get my
    > > > > PR),
    > > > > but I
    > > > > have studied Australian Politics and Australian History (and I
    > > > > got a
    > > > > distinction in both okay) and other various forms of media
    > > > > history
    > > > > about
    > > > > the world. There is no such thing as egalitarianism, and there
    > > > > will
    > > > > never be, but in comparison to other countries and in comparison
    > > > > to
    > > > > how
    > > > > Australia was starting from the first settlers, they have come a
    > > > > long
    > > > > way and is more egalitarian than any other country in the world
    > > > > today.
    > > > > Greed is not what drives an economy, capitalism is. All these
    > > > > leftists
    > > > > shit I hear today about socialism and all, I say capitalism to
    > > > > the
    > > > > max.
    > > > > Not even the US runs on pure-capitalism, but it is good for everyone-
    > > > >
    > > > > rich or poor because everyone benefits. The bread owner who
    > > > > sells
    > > > > bread
    > > > > to the public, who pays for his bread, which goes on to give him
    > > > > more
    > > > > supplies to make more bread and more profit. As far as I'm
    > > > > concerned, I
    > > > > don't even think there should be a welfare system. The welfare
    > > > > system in
    > > > > Australia is open and has been abused constantly, and I think it
    > > > > should
    > > > > be cut out.
    > > > > Yes, most Australians here are immigrant. And don't give me some
    > > > > bullshit about an invasion on the Aborigines. Every country was
    > > > > based
    > > > > immigration. We had British colonies, spanish colonies, french
    > > > > colonies.
    > > > > It was stolen from the indigenous people.....for crying out
    > > > > loud, so
    > > > > was
    > > > > every other country that "invade" you don't seem them bitching
    > > > > about
    > > > > it
    > > > > or "please feel sorry for me" attitude. Get over it!
    > > > > mb_bound, you are aruging from a microeconomics, think big
    > > > > picture
    > > > > (macro) or are you incapable of that?
    > > > > I can't be bothered to waste anymore arguing with you, I can
    > > > > also
    > > > > sit
    > > > > here and be extremely happy that you're soon to leave the
    > > > > country
    > > > > and
    > > > > migrate somewhere else. As far as I'm concern, I hope that
    > > > > someone
    > > > > sterilises you coz even though I have never met you, I don't
    > > > > your
    > > > > genes
    > > > > are of any worth and it should not be spread to the rest of the
    > > > > other
    > > > > population. It should die out and hopefully you along with it.
    > > > > On the same token, Australia has its faults, so does every
    > > > > country.
    > > > > No
    > > > > country is perfect. There are a lot of things that Australians
    > > > > can
    > > > > take
    > > > > pride in like being the one of the five oldest continuous
    > > > > democracies in
    > > > > the world, they had an overwhelming majority of the Australian
    > > > > population living in a democratic territory. Australia was the
    > > > > finest
    > > > > triumph of long-distance colonisation the world so far has ever
    > > > > seen. We
    > > > > measure economic success by the steepnes of the mountain that
    > > > > had to
    > > > > be
    > > > > climbed. When the first settler came they almost died for
    > > > > starvation.
    > > > > The climates was strange, I mean hell, from a Darwin perspective
    > > > > (the
    > > > > first settlers believed in Darwinism) they thought a platypus
    > > > > was a
    > > > > rat
    > > > > that had a duck beak and web feet sewed on to it. They brought
    > > > > it
    > > > > back
    > > > > to Britain to be examined to look for stitches.
    > > > > They have now turned into one of the world's greatest producers
    > > > > of
    > > > > food
    > > > > and fibres.
    > > > > Yes, wealth produced has bot been evenly spread, but regimes
    > > > > like
    > > > > the
    > > > > Soviet Union who claim to have been successful in spreading
    > > > > wealth
    > > > > has
    > > > > failed dismally to produce enough wealth to spread.
    > > > > willywh3r3, I hope that you have a great stay in Australia and
    > > > > just
    > > > > remember, there are a lot of rednecks out there, but don't pay
    > > > > attention
    > > > > to white trash.
    > > > > --
    > > > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > > Really...how is that a load of crap. Maybe you'll be so kind as to
    > > elaborate.
    > > --
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

It's a commentary piece. If you have read the entire 4 pages of the
forum, maybe you'll get the point.

And yes, I am speaking english....considering english is my first
language. Yes, there are other countries that were British Colonies
as well...:O