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Reply #150 - Oct 31st, 2012 at 12:00am
 
I come to Australia for "equality, justice, truth, and liberty". And that's why I post my opinion here. I believe Multiculturalism is one of the protection of the equality and liberty for me.

I have no religion. I believe science only. But I respect any religions if they are spreading in peace. For me there is no big difference between different religions especially for monotheism. Essentially, all the monotheism look others who do not believe the religion as unprotected people. Most of the monotheism were created thousands of years ago. Most of monotheism include the part of violence.

The issue is how the members understand the religion. So I don't think I can judge the religions by myself. And that's why the Freedom of Religions is the part of human rights.

And I am against any violence of religions. And I believe the multiculturalism is against any violence too.


Yadda wrote on Oct 30th, 2012 at 11:46pm:
Bowen,

I will endorse any culture that exhibits a respect for virtue.

What is virtue, you ask ?


By promoting equality, justice, truth, and liberty, is a good start.



And imo, this, is another expression of virtue......

Matthew 7:12
.....all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.


Romans 12:18
If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.


1 Thessalonians 5:21
Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.
22  Abstain from all appearance of evil.

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Reply #151 - Oct 31st, 2012 at 4:10am
 
Ironically "liberty" isnt an aussie thing. Thats yank. Aussies dont talk about "liberty" @ all. Prolly several will now just to be contrary but its not an aussie thing.

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Reply #152 - May 6th, 2013 at 8:52pm
 
As I keep saying ~ Britain is Australia's crystal ball to the future.

Let's have a look into the smoky orb, shall we?

Aahh ... here's something of interest.

I wonder if our politicians will take note of this and act upon it by tweaking their immigration policy so as to reduce the chance of this happening here in a major way.

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White Britons are 'retreating' from areas dominated by ethnic minorities, a study has revealed.

Analysis of census figures shows that white Britons are leaving areas where they are in a minority and are being replaced by immigrants and other ethnic minorities.

As a result, nearly half of ethnic minorities – 4 million people – live in communities where whites make up less than half the population, the study by the Demos think-tank found.

Demos said the survey showed a 'spiral of white British demographic decline' as white Britons choose to leave minority-dominated areas.


COME ON, boys and girls! Let's sing it one more time before we sell up and move out of these inner-city ghetto areas.

"We are oneeeeee, but we are ....  "

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Boy, have we been rolled.
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Reply #153 - May 31st, 2013 at 3:11pm
 
Australian society is not British society old man.  They are now very different.  When was the last time you went back to your old adopted homeland?
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Reply #154 - May 31st, 2013 at 9:18pm
 
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Oct 31st, 2012 at 4:10am:
Ironically "liberty" isnt an aussie thing. Thats yank. Aussies dont talk about "liberty" @ all. Prolly several will now just to be contrary but its not an aussie thing.

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Funny how you are one of the deluded left who insists that there is no such thing as Australian culture... yet here you are saying that something is "not an aussie thing". '

For something to not be an "aussie thing" means that Australians have a particular behaviour that excludes that very thing. Therefore, you are helping to define Australian culture, the very thing you insist doesn't exist.

Another typical borgism.
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Reply #155 - May 31st, 2013 at 9:40pm
 
Sir Spot of Borg wrote on Oct 31st, 2012 at 4:10am:
Ironically "liberty" isnt an aussie thing. Thats yank.

French, actually, stupid.
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Reply #156 - Jun 5th, 2013 at 8:16pm
 
Dude.

What the Germans did to the Jews
The Moslems will do to the French
and then...
...the Jews ON BEHALF OF
the Moslems
- will get the Italians.

Why you ask?

Well Religion was created by the Middle-East.
It kept Africa in the dark.
Was stolen by Asians who can't think for themselves,
and it oppressed Europe.

Think about it - x3 'Old World' Religions.
One describes the Land & Mathematics.
Another, Healing and Food Prep.
With City living (Citi-Zen) and Sport the other.

Look at it this way  Tongue

After 2000 years of Jews telling Germans that the way to Asia is through them only ...then Namerica appears and shows the 'true way' to Asia via the American Indian. It was only natural for the Germans to say "Liars!" etc and renounce.

Then there is the French-Moslem connection to Africa ...but Australia and the Aboriginie kinda throws a spoke in that.

As for the Christian part - well South America via the Conquistador will liberate the Middle-East itself.

etc, etc, etc.
Too complex or cryptic??
Maybe watch The Dark Crystal then Tongue

The irony of it all is that Mohomedism is an expression of Boyhood, Christianity as Adulthood and Judaism as Elderhood although ironically the Judaistic book was created first...
...but Knowledge works in REVERSE of Life.

And North America (Adam) said unto Europe (God)
who created him.
"Asia (Lilith) will not serve me!" and the result was that North America (Adam) nearly got it on with Mother Russia  Tongue for lack of  Grin
So Europe (God) created Australia (Eve)
who came to know Africa (Satan)
via the aboriginal Rainbow Serpent in her garden.
To serve Namerica (Adam).

...and they lived happily ever after until the next episode  Wink


Thou has eaten from the Tree of Knowledge
(Europe eats from North America)
and knows Good and Evil.
Will thou eat from the Tree of Life as well?
(Europe eats from Australia)
and live forever as Gods like us.

Note: the Region in the midst of the New Worlds is not Religiously part of the story Lips Sealed
...they prefer Science Wink


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Reply #157 - Jul 18th, 2013 at 8:44pm
 
Multiculturalism rearing its ugly head again.

A foreigner comes swanning in to another man's country and then starts dictating terms to his customers.

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Reply #158 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 9:34am
 
Dictating terms eh?

That's one way to put it.  Not a very accurate way, but a way nonetheless.
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Reply #159 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 10:41am
 
... wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 9:34am:
Dictating terms eh?

That's one way to put it.  Not a very accurate way, but a way nonetheless.


A few years ago the NSW government had to put out a directive to certain ethnic doctors who were refusing to give teenage girls contraceptive pills.

The government had to remind these non-Westerners that while they live here in Australia they must play by OUR rules, and not the rules of their Middle Eastern Islamic ancestral homelands.

Do in Rome ...

They had to be reminded that doctors, chemists, and health professionals in general have no right to practice the beliefs of their religion in the course of providing a public service.

It was a learning curve for these Third Worlders. They had to be brought into line with the secular rules that ensure that everyone is treated the same without bias for reasons of religion or race.

Have a Nice Day, Honky.

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Reply #160 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:28pm
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 10:41am:
... wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 9:34am:
Dictating terms eh?

That's one way to put it.  Not a very accurate way, but a way nonetheless.


A few years ago the NSW government had to put out a directive to certain ethnic doctors who were refusing to give teenage girls contraceptive pills.

The government had to remind these non-Westerners that while they live here in Australia they must play by OUR rules, and not the rules of their Middle Eastern Islamic ancestral homelands.

Do in Rome ...

They had to be reminded that doctors, chemists, and health professionals in general have no right to practice the beliefs of their religion in the course of providing a public service.

It was a learning curve for these Third Worlders. They had to be brought into line with the secular rules that ensure that everyone is treated the same without bias for reasons of religion or race.

Have a Nice Day, Honky.



Yes, so you keep saying, Herbie, but each time you're asked to produce the circular, memo or correspondence the NSW government allegedly sent to said doctors, you feign ignorance.

Moi?

Instead, you quote your "memory" of something you heard on Alan once.

Reliable.

Mind you, I'd love to read a NSW Health document that tells GPs that "while they live here in Australia they must play by OUR rules, and not the rules of their Middle Eastern Islamic ancestral homelands".

I can safely tell you now - with, no doubt at all, the full agreement of everyone on this board - that that will never happen.
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Reply #161 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:44pm
 
Karnal wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:28pm:
I can safely tell you now - with, no doubt at all, the full agreement of everyone on this board - that that will never happen.


All doctors come under a medical board, which besides other things, oversees the matter of ethical practice.

Where doctors are reported by the public to not be adhering to an impartial and unbiassed treatment of their patients, then you can bet your bippy they get a polite reminder from the authorities that they had better review their attitude if they don't want to be hauled onto the carpet to answer some sticky questions.

Doctoring in a Western country is not the same as it is in the Third World where they are little tin Gods who milk their patients for bribes as a routine habit. (Worked for 30 years with immigrants. If you don't take the doctors a chicken or a side of pork they'll leave your mother to rot in a corner of the crowded ward).

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Reply #162 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:54pm
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:44pm:
Karnal wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 4:28pm:
I can safely tell you now - with, no doubt at all, the full agreement of everyone on this board - that that will never happen.


All doctors come under a medical board, which besides other things, oversees the matter of ethical practice.


That's quite a different fish to NSW Health, Herbie. Church and state, innit.

Do you have the memo from the Medical Board?

That's federal, by the way.
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Reply #163 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 5:25pm
 
Taxpayer-funded, Bulk-Billing GPs are not at liberty to practice medicine as an extension of their religious or cultural beliefs, any more than are Chemists at liberty to refuse the sale of contraceptive pills to teenage girls.

It is also an indictable offence for a shopkeeper to refuse to give service for reasons of racial or religious prejudice.

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Did you hear what Rudd's up to? When processed here or overseas, your Muslim brothers and sisters are to be jetted at a height of 10,000 feet at a speed of 750kpm to a Third World country for residency.

The rorting is at last coming to an end. Not even Abbott had the balls to come up with such a radical solution.




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Reply #164 - Jul 19th, 2013 at 6:44pm
 
Lord Herbert wrote on Jul 19th, 2013 at 5:25pm:
Taxpayer-funded, Bulk-Billing GPs are not at liberty to practice medicine as an extension of their religious or cultural beliefs, any more than are Chemists at liberty to refuse the sale of contraceptive pills to teenage girls.

It is also an indictable offence for a shopkeeper to refuse to give service for reasons of racial or religious prejudice.



Indictable, eh? So that means we can fly them over from the Deep South or Belfast or wherever and make them stand trial. Powerful stuff.

Did the Catholic GPs got the memo too, or just the ones from the Middle Eastern countries?

Did the Medical Board send one out to the chemists as well, or was that the Pharmaceutical Society?

Or the Retailers’ Association?

Please post the info, Herbie. This is an important issue.
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