multiculturalism: the war on individualism

[The Great Goose]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

 

[DarkFury]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

 

[BlackFlag]

If you don't like your neighborhood, then move out. If you can't, then deal with it.

 

[Unkotare]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Oh you poor thing! What a tragic tale!

 

[The Great Goose]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

Not exactly. I'd say I'm very disparate and national. I remember when people were open minded and had a static sort of existence. Anyone who overly bothered folk who went around was labelled a nazi. Ive spent many years on the street, in basically hostile places, but the hostility now is unfamiliar. Maybe it's my age but I don't reckon.

 

[The Great Goose]

If you don't like your neighborhood, then move out. If you can't, then deal with it.

No my old neighborhood!

I still like it and they have protected me there. We have powerful people there. Don't you worry about that.

 

[DarkFury]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

Not exactly. I'd say I'm very disparate and national. I remember when people were open minded and had a static sort of existence. Anyone who overly bothered folk who went around was labelled a nazi. Ive spent many years on the street, in basically hostile places, but the hostility now is unfamiliar. Maybe it's my age but I don't reckon.

The hostility of a generation changes every generation. Their anger is not the anger you may have carried. So while the feeling is the same the object of that anger has changed.

 

[The Great Goose]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

Not exactly. I'd say I'm very disparate and national. I remember when people were open minded and had a static sort of existence. Anyone who overly bothered folk who went around was labelled a nazi. Ive spent many years on the street, in basically hostile places, but the hostility now is unfamiliar. Maybe it's my age but I don't reckon.

The hostility of a generation changes every generation. Their anger is not the anger you may have carried. So while the feeling is the same the object of that anger has changed.

Then why am I bruting down buggers my own age?

 

[Asclepias]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

Not exactly. I'd say I'm very disparate and national. I remember when people were open minded and had a static sort of existence. Anyone who overly bothered folk who went around was labelled a nazi. Ive spent many years on the street, in basically hostile places, but the hostility now is unfamiliar. Maybe it's my age but I don't reckon.

The hostility of a generation changes every generation. Their anger is not the anger you may have carried. So while the feeling is the same the object of that anger has changed.

Then why am I bruting down buggers my own age?

Maybe you just like having sex with old men?

 

[Programmer]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

 

[The Great Goose]

Okay you are an Aussie right? Some of your terms are not familiar to me. So what you are saying is the area that you live in is going downhill?

Not exactly. I'd say I'm very disparate and national. I remember when people were open minded and had a static sort of existence. Anyone who overly bothered folk who went around was labelled a nazi. Ive spent many years on the street, in basically hostile places, but the hostility now is unfamiliar. Maybe it's my age but I don't reckon.

The hostility of a generation changes every generation. Their anger is not the anger you may have carried. So while the feeling is the same the object of that anger has changed.

Then why am I bruting down buggers my own age?

Maybe you just like having sex with old men?

Yuck.

 

[The Great Goose]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

Yuck.

 

[Unkotare]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

Yuck.

???

 

[The Great Goose]

 

[Programmer]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

Yuck.

???

The man's sick to the stomach. I thought he had a house in the countryside, and now he needs a house in the countryside. That does suck.

 

[The Great Goose]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

Yuck.

???

The man's sick to the stomach. I thought he had a house in the countryside, and now he needs a house in the countryside. That does suck.

???

 

[Unkotare]

The reason I am wary of modern multiculturalism, is that it exposes me to Community. I live in an area where people can't close ranks, and that's the way I like it. It reminds me when I was young. In my city, it was quiet and when we were young adults we had the place to ourselves. I was anonymous. Everyone was an elderly war generation person and it seemed like a playground of empty houses. I daresay they enoyed us 17 year olds running around like children. Who knows, they might have been scared, but somehow doubt it. There were goodhearted and bad hearted young adults then. And we were the first of the "peter pans".


but decades have past and southerners have migrated up here, bogans have shifted and new racial enclaves have formed. I'm so affronted, that in my own old neighborhood, I was put to task, kicking a fellow and humiliating him. I'm not a young woman, and he was about my age too!

We have been squashed together. It's nice that people can jostle about a bit, except, it isnt. Back in the day only wild and alternative people got out of our comfort zone. Then progressives came along and decided that wild and alternative should be out of THEIR comfort zone! Wtf? Talk about ruining the peace.

When you get to my venerable age, you need to know you have the security of mind that people might just mind their own business. I can't even go for a walk (anywhere) for 15 minutes without passing a lot of alfresco dining venues.

Your neighborhood has just grown. Eat alfresco in your latter years.

Yuck.

???

The man's sick to the stomach. .....

Sick in the head is more like it.

 

[PK1]

multiculturalism: the war on individualism

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Don't you mean "multiculturalism: the war on my culture"?

A non-conformist individual struggles with any culture that's authoritarian.

Cultures struggle among others in melting pots like USA ... if they are intolerant ... like religious extremists.
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[The Great Goose]

multiculturalism: the war on individualism

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Don't you mean "multiculturalism: the war on my culture"?

A non-conformist individual struggles with any culture that's authoritarian.

Cultures struggle among others in melting pots like USA ... if they are intolerant ... like religious extremists.
.

no. I don't like Aussie culture at all. It's about my courage and the cowardice of gangs.whites do it too. Genders do it. It's about people who don't have the balls to stand alone.

 

[Unkotare]

Is there a doctor in the house?

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

"multiculturalism: the war on individualism"

Another ridiculous lie from the right.

There is no 'war' on individualism, the notion is unfounded idiocy.