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Originally posted by JACK: ↑

Moo,

"So the big question is nowadays:
Given that 50% of Australians have either been born overseas or who have had
a parent born overseas, is the celebration of Anzac Day unifying or divisive (we/them"

Those 50% you speak of ( as well as the rest of us) should be unquestionably thankful and forever indebted, to those that have lost their lives and to those that serve now, who have helped to make this country what it now is.

There are always going to be those that will wish to divide us as a nation, a particular group of school teachers have been a great example of late.

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I agree.

Originally posted by DrStrangelove: ↑

Maybe you should attend a dawn service instead of trying to sully the occasion.

I've just spent two weeks organising a very large ANZAC dawn service and there's none of what you are trying to pollute the solemnity, recognition and gratitude for the brave and resilient who made life more than bearable for us and others.

I wonder at why so many who are insistent on tearing down all that is good for the sake of egotistical big noting.

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I agree.
My post was just a comment on our Multicultural Society
which means over time our values will likely change as will
the majority's perception of history which for many will be
based on outcomes; not set in the values of times past.
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