cos they have plenty already
Australia rejects free movement plan with UK
- Thread starter Muck Spreader
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Too many.
wouldn't want to contaminate the place with foreigners that are not welcome then
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Foreigners are always welcome. The country is populated with them, some sent against their will, others willingly made the move to the lucky country.
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I do love the antipodean view how they are so inclusive, rugged, tough, highly intelligent innovative and just generally a higher being than us northern Neanderthals, while at the same time accusing us of imperialism and being whinging poms (all I hear is them moaning all the time on various threads, with the odd Canadian throwing in equal biased views) the world has changed from 100 years ago maybe they are the ones who need to get out and travel a bit more and see what goes on outside of their heavenly Mecca.
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It would appear so.
don't want any more foreigners
you answered your own question
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How could I have answered my own question when I did not ask one? Your grasp of basic English seems to be a little poor, Perhaps this may be because English is not your first Language, are you a foreigner yourself ?
The thread of the conversation was as follows.
Ant is referring here to lazy white people who still crave the Empire, not wanting any more of them.
You replied stating that they had plenty already, as Ants reference was to lazy white people craving the Empire I agreed with you both. i.e. there are enough of them and Australia does not require any more. see posts below.
Hopefully you are still up to speed with it.
Then you went off on a tangent about foreigners not being welcome which is clearly not the case.
In summary, Australia does not need the type of people, who once they have moved there complain about the country they have moved to, generally missing where they have come from, complaining about the heat, cold beer or the fish and chips are not the same, they tend to be labeled whinging poms and having met a few I agree with the Aussie sentiment, the best thing they could do is fu¢k off back to the hovel they came from. I do stress however that they are a minority, albeit a significant minority, the majority embrace Australia and all it has to offer.
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I moved from the UK, to a country that has free movement with its near neighbours. the move had nothing to do with the EU or free movement from the EU as you imply.
TelesnaAg
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Coukd have been having a good old dig at some good old rivals...but sure...go all philosophical...knock yourself out its a forum!!
Ant...
Ant...
oh so they only want a certain class of foreigner, thats the trouble with some of these far off lands like aus and nz they are obsessed with class, don't worry sir I am sure they won't let the wrong sort in after all you have enough of them already
TelesnaAg
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We get the very rich to the very poor...
I dont think free of uk movement offers value to oz on a serious note...for lots of reasons.
We dont want poms coz cant play cricket for starters....or AFL...or rugby.
Free movement in eu totally different story
Ant...
I dont think free of uk movement offers value to oz on a serious note...for lots of reasons.
We dont want poms coz cant play cricket for starters....or AFL...or rugby.
Free movement in eu totally different story
Ant...
ollie989898
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I have nothing against Australia but it is a bit rich for an Aus contingent to say the UK should welcome freedom of movement with India or the remainder of Europe, whilst Australia operates a collection of offshore detention centres for people illegally trying to migrate there from other parts of the Pacific? If the UK did that, there would be an outrage by human rights nut-jobs.
Tell me how that squares with the European human rights act? Perhaps the Australians are not a signatory.
www.theguardian.com
Tell me how that squares with the European human rights act? Perhaps the Australians are not a signatory.
UN body says Australia breached human rights laws and needs to review Migration Act
Working group on arbitrary detention says Australia ‘has not provided any explanation’ for Edris Cheragi’s detention
www.theguardian.com
ollie989898
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Harry is a ginger so doesnt count.
glasshouse
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TelesnaAg
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