@ wrote:It was not racial - was a bigotry issue motivated by a sense of loss due to another countries percieved gross public health issues causing calamity and vented upon a hapless resident considered unfairly as an in-range-for-censure representitive of subject country
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
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Sorrry, I must disagree. I'd say it was bigotry and racism rolled in one and all borne out of ignorance that has been encouraged by others. Immoral and sleazy politicians both male and femaie have contributed to this issue by playing on the fears of the public no doubt! One thing I'll say about Kevin Rudd, for all of his faults and he has many by the way, he never resorted to that low down level that some others have. Actually in the larger picture, Rudd warned of return to the "fear days".
Racists are here, there and everywhere. They are loooking for an excuse to express their hate (often based on taught ignorance plus a cover up for their own failure in life) and something like this issue just gives them the excuse to do it.
Coronavirus has sparked racist attacks on Asians in Australia — including meBy Iris Zhao
Posted 31 JanJanuary 2020, updated 1 FebFebruary 2020
She's right!
@ wrote:
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
Here in Australia we are poisoning ourselves with GM food, dangerous chemicals and poisonous preservatives. Cows and chickens that get pumped up with hormones and are fed recycled animal products inclluding animal waste. Then we eat it. People are getting sick all the time. Now if some of the reports are true and this actually came from a lab in China then it's notthing to do with what people on the street are eating and as disgusting as iit may seem, dog meat may be less harmful than hormone loaded chicken or beef that has been fed animal products as well with GM salad on the side. I know which one's going to cause disease before the other will.
@4channel wrote:
@ wrote:It was not racial - was a bigotry issue motivated by a sense of loss due to another countries percieved gross public health issues causing calamity and vented upon a hapless resident considered unfairly as an in-range-for-censure representitive of subject country
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
.
Sorrry, I must disagree. I'd say it was bigotry and racism rolled in one and all borne out of ignorance that has been encouraged by others. Immoral and sleazy politicians both male and femaie have contributed to this issue by playing on the fears of the public no doubt! One thing I'll say about Kevin Rudd, for all of his faults and he has many by the way, he never resorted to that low down level that some others have. Actually in the larger picture, Rudd warned of return to the "fear days".
Racists are here, there and everywhere. They are loooking for an excuse to express their hate (often based on taught ignorance plus a cover up for their own failure in life) and something like this issue just gives them the excuse to do it.
Coronavirus has sparked racist attacks on Asians in Australia — including meBy Iris Zhao
Posted 31 JanJanuary 2020, updated 1 FebFebruary 2020
She's right!
@ wrote:
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
Here in Australia we are poisoning ourselves with GM food, dangerous chemicals and poisonous preservatives. Cows and chickens that get pumped up with hormones and are fed recycled animal products inclluding animal waste. Then we eat it. People are getting sick all the time. Now if some of the reports are true and this actually came from a lab in China then it's notthing to do with what people on the street are eating and as disgusting as iit may seem, dog meat may be less harmful than hormone loaded chicken or beef that has been fed animal products as well with GM salad on the side. I know which one's going to cause disease before the other will.
dog are carnivores, so their meat has no nutritional value for humans.
Humans should eat grass-eating animals, or herbivores, for nutrional value.
I get it if there's a famine you'd eat what you can, but no way do modern Chinese need to eat dogs and rats and cats and bats and what all else.
@4channel wrote:
@ wrote:It was not racial - was a bigotry issue motivated by a sense of loss due to another countries percieved gross public health issues causing calamity and vented upon a hapless resident considered unfairly as an in-range-for-censure representitive of subject country
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
.
Sorrry, I must disagree. I'd say it was bigotry and racism rolled in one and all borne out of ignorance that has been encouraged by others. Immoral and sleazy politicians both male and femaie have contributed to this issue by playing on the fears of the public no doubt! One thing I'll say about Kevin Rudd, for all of his faults and he has many by the way, he never resorted to that low down level that some others have. Actually in the larger picture, Rudd warned of return to the "fear days".
Racists are here, there and everywhere. They are loooking for an excuse to express their hate (often based on taught ignorance plus a cover up for their own failure in life) and something like this issue just gives them the excuse to do it.
Coronavirus has sparked racist attacks on Asians in Australia — including meBy Iris Zhao
Posted 31 JanJanuary 2020, updated 1 FebFebruary 2020
She's right!
@ wrote:
Todays menu - steak or mince ?
Here in Australia we are poisoning ourselves with GM food, dangerous chemicals and poisonous preservatives. Cows and chickens that get pumped up with hormones and are fed recycled animal products inclluding animal waste. Then we eat it. People are getting sick all the time. Now if some of the reports are true and this actually came from a lab in China then it's notthing to do with what people on the street are eating and as disgusting as iit may seem, dog meat may be less harmful than hormone loaded chicken or beef that has been fed animal products as well with GM salad on the side. I know which one's going to cause disease before the other will.
True enough ...... to be fair , in China dogs have been officially reclassified from farm produce to pet-only status
Maybe we will be inspired to recipricate the sentiment by mandating improvements
