I worked in a cafe as a teen and the boss would not tolerate customers being rude to the staff. If they were she would tell them that if they didnt like the service, they could go.
Whats the difference?
Depends on your perspective, I'm sure some would be offended if they presumed it was directed at them, and some would wear it because they are racist. But they saying itself is not actually racist.
Remember when there used to be tshirts saying "wogs do it better" I'm sure there were some offended by those too, I thought they were funny.
There are a lot of offensive tshirts available nowadays, just like there are bumperstickers etc. I'm pretty sure that even if they are no longer on woolies shelves, they'll still be available somewhere.
@i-need-a-martini wrote:There is a fine but clear line between racism and patriotism.
It is a shame that many Australians (and the Daily Telegraph) can't distinguish the difference.
What race is it picking on?
It does not mention any specific race at all?
