Whilst this T-shirt may not be defined as overtly "racist", I do believe you have to look at the intent of the people that are selling it and those that would choose to wear it. It is a clearly none-too-subtle message to "foreigners" to get out. It scratches the dark underbelly of patriotism/xenophobia whilst offering nothing positive. I can see it being worn by the usual Australian louts with bumper stickers that read " F off, we're full". I wouldn't wear one for quids and I can't see why anyone would.

I don't see it as directed at foreigners as a whole I see as directed at anybody who does not embrace australia first and spends all their time demanding that we change to suit them

maybe youd like that as a flag seeing as you hate the national flag and all it stands for.

 

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@lightningdance wrote:

maybe youd like that as a flag seeing as you hate the national flag and all it stands for.

 

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I do NOT HATE the Australian Flag. I never did say that I hate it and there is no reason to imply that I said any such thing.

 

 

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@karliandjacko wrote:

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@muppet_detector wrote:

Ok had another look, it appears that Jesus is in Sydney, riding a horse, looking for diciples.

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It's Super Jesus, riding a horse in Sydney  😄

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haha I missed the cape too!

No, youll never get an answer from the bigots and racists because they hide behind their empty rhetoric and  bias.

 

A

 particular trait of the disappointed and bitter old leftists.  So sad really.

 

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@karliandjacko wrote:

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@lightningdance wrote:

maybe youd like that as a flag seeing as you hate the national flag and all it stands for.

 

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I do NOT HATE the Australian Flag. I never did say that I hate it and there is no reason to imply that I said any such thing.

 

 

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Karliandjacko, I've never understood the whole wearing the flag thing, whatever happened to having Mum or Dad just writing your address on the labels of your clothing if you can't remember where you live. 

What a disturbing thread.   Bullying, misplaced accusations, outlandish statements.  It's becoming a bit unhinged. The mods should shut this down. 

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@boris1gary wrote:

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@nero_wulf wrote:

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@boris1gary wrote:

 it ray hadley the man, (another right wing warrior) whose boss called him a psychotic bully whining about it in the media - 

 

 

PROOF of that statement please

 

 2GB giving these Tshirts away for free yesterday? 

 

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With pleasure.......even in bold with colour.

 

Macquarie Radio Network executive chairman Russell Tate accused his star radio announcer Ray Hadley of being a "psychotic bully"

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/ray-hadley-accused-of-being-a-psychotic-bully-by-bo...

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Yet he is still there earning $2 MILLION +++ a year and the highest rating broadcaster in his time slot for what 10++ years... 

 

and what Russell Tate said has nothing at all to do with this story....  

 

Do try and keep up Boris 

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@karliandjacko wrote:

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@lightningdance wrote:

maybe youd like that as a flag seeing as you hate the national flag and all it stands for.

 

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I do NOT HATE the Australian Flag. I never did say that I hate it and there is no reason to imply that I said any such thing.

 

 

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Well you dont like it from your comments  WELL I will rephrase that....  you OBJECT to it and objecting to something would normally mean you dont like it

 

You also from your comments believe we should NOT have this flag as our one and also you say you dont like the flag... or love the flag

 

So basically you dont like the Australian flag then or what it stands for....

 

OK we all now have got that... 

 

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@karliandjacko wrote:

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@goldenjet16 wrote:
Isn't the flag representative for what your country stands for. So.... in a way your saying you don't care for your country.

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No, you're wrong about that. I am not in anyway saying I don't care for my country.

 

I object to the flag and what it is used and abused for.

 

I don't believe the flag of another country has any place on our flag today.

 

Big difference between fact and your assumption.

 

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@karliandjacko wrote:

 

I don't "love" the Australian flag

 

and I don't give a rats who wants me to leave the country because of that.  It's not their business and they don't own the country.

(to no one in particular)

Don't we live in a democracy? If we don't like the way things are going in the country don't we just vote to change them? We don't have to leave do we? Wouldn't that make our country something other than democratic?