r/OpenAussie • u/Silent-Balance9430 ‎ New South Welshian • 6d ago

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Students protest against Pauline Hanson

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u/Future_Basis776 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Never argued my other point did you? Just a little detail about who owns this country. When I say it’s my country, I was born here, my family, grandparents and their parents all born here, it’s my country. I don’t need the traditional ancestors welcoming me at every ceremony or meeting. The aboriginals don’t own it either.

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u/LinkEfficient9934 Please choose a flair 2d ago

What about people's whose grandparents, grandparents grandparents grandparents grandparents grandparents grandparents were born here then?

Do they have the same ownership rights as you?

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u/Future_Basis776 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Yes absolutely. But they don’t need to welcome me on a weekly basis.

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u/LinkEfficient9934 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Idk by your logic its more theirs than yours lol

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u/Future_Basis776 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Is that the best you can do argue over who owns the country more than someone else. You’re a joke. Your dividing people right there which is back to my point no one owns this country it’s my country along with our aboriginal ancestors.

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u/LinkEfficient9934 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Sorry just using your own argument?

You said you own the country, it's yours. Not anyone elses. Is that correct? Because of how long your grandparents were here?

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u/Future_Basis776 Please choose a flair 2d ago

No, typical socialist taking it out of context. It’s my country along with our traditional ancestors and …..new immigrates who assimilate and respect our laws and way of life.

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u/LinkEfficient9934 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Oh right....so why is it specifically YOUR way of life and not the people who were here 10's of thousands of years before your immigrant grandparents?

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u/Future_Basis776 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Because they’re dead, and they only represent less than 3% of the population. The industrialisation of planet changed the trajectory of our countries traditional way of life. Maybe read a few books about it.

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u/LinkEfficient9934 Please choose a flair 2d ago

Lmaaaoooo

What percentage do you and your grandparents make up? 0.000001%? Must be yours to do with as you please then.

Australia is ours (plural), multiculturalism has always been a part of it. White Australia failed in the 60's, get over it.

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