YOU know what? I like the Boat People/Illegals/Queue Jumpers or whatever you racists call them.
Do you know who I don’t like?
People who are proud to be Australian.
For somebody to draw any sense of pride from the place they come from denotes idiocy of the highest order. It’s literally the one thing in your life you’ve had no say or control over. How can you be proud of that?
You do not dictate where you were conceived, nor by whom or when. How can you ever truly lay claim to your ‘country’ as if your citizenship is a badge of honour bestowed upon you at birth? It’s not, you fool. It’s luck of the draw. At most your parents can be somewhat proud. I mean, your mother can be proud of her decision not to travel whilst she was pregnant and accidentally pop you out somewhere random, sure. If your parents chose to migrate to another country, then they too can be a little proud. But you? No. You have no right. So get that Southern Cross tattoo off your body and your car. Stop being so goddam patriotic, and start considering yourself a citizen of the world. Stop acting as though you have some claim to this land. Some God given right to even have the luxury of an opinion on who is and isn’t allowed to come here. You don’t. You did nothing. Shut up. Sit in the corner and thank LUCK (Or God, the Universe or chance).
If anything, people who risk their lives and spend their life savings on making the 36 hour boat trip across the murky seas of the Pacific are more deserving of calling Australia home. They’ve certainly sacrificed more and worked harder to do so. As a staunch capitalist society that so dearly values hard work and getting ahead, shouldn’t we respect that kind of commitment and hard work instead of denigrating it?
Think about that next time you’re reading The Herald Scum, you numb skull.
It's like fundamentalism without 'da mental' part 