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13/01/17

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Originally posted by cobber321 ↑

I posted this under "Australia Day Video - MLA "

However , after listening to Meat Industry reps and their marketing reps bow to pressure from the Political Correctness Brigade not mention "Australia Day" in their ad because it is too insensitive. I decided to post under a separate header

The interview on ABC National also included a spokeswoman from some Aboriginal group who was upset that they were advertising what appeared to be appeasement for "Invasion Day"

God help us

A silent coup has occurred in Australia IMO , we have laid down and allowed subversive forces to roll over us . We have surrendered .

So now we are too afraid to mention ""Australia Day" because it will upset people . I've got news for you ....it will always upset someone , so the lesson is we don't do anything that may upset someone . Maybe it's a good thing we have Turnbull because he fits that mould beautifully ....do nothing

I am ashamed that so called professional people in this country have surrendered our country to leftist political correctness . Maybe we should turn Australia Day into National We Are Sorry For Everything Day . Sorry we developed this place , sorry we defended it , sorry we give untold billions to a mass of people who cannot help themselves and want to live in the past . Sorry we haven't accepted more economic parasites who will eventually along with the army of welfare dependants bankrupt us . Sorry we practice christianity . Sorry , sorry , sorry

I am so bleeding sorry

Sorry for repeating my post

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The leftist guilt junkies wont rest until we are destroyed..parasites that live off the host while slowly killing it and themselves
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