For those who believe Australia is doomed by immigrants....some good news at hand...

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by boxoncottonon, Dec 14, 2010.

  1. the beaver

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    Anyone that survived will surely get a free passage into this country no doubt on sympathy grounds........ And this will just encourage more to do the same.

    Why are so many asylum seekers so ugly? If they looked a bit nicer like the swedish for example :lol: i wouldn't have such a people letting in the good sorts :hey.

    Does ugliness go hand in hand with poverty :think
     
  2. stiflers mum

    stiflers mum Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    :lol: Kerry Packer was ugly so not always.
     
  3. BoppaZoo

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    If they get a free pass that will be frog **** to me.

    For endangering the children like that they should be put in prison not rewarded with a Australian Passport.
     
  4. the beaver

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    :lol: Yep he was one ugly ****er :yep

    He and Greg Norman really socked it to the ladies over the years.
     
  5. IrnBruMan

    IrnBruMan Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Naw man, not sympathy, it's just that that's the Australian way, to triumph over adversity etc...singing 'Advance Australia Fair' and planting a tree at your local council's citizenship ceremony day doesn't hold a candle to surviving a refugee boat crash :yep

    Ask AngloSaxon, he's well-versed in such thing.
     
  6. Rodin

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    :deal:deal !!! :happy:happy
     
  7. Liechhardt

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    I'm a proud descendant of the First Fleet and true blue Aussie but where would we be if someone told Captain Cook he had to go through the proper screening process.
     
  8. Rodin

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    Yeah,,, Just throw the gates open,,,,only problem is,,,, the reason they are coming here,,,, that in 50 years,, it'll be the reason we want to leave,,,to,,,,:think:think ah yes,,,Antartica.

    Gotcha dry-as-a-bones ready?

    Why should this country provide them with what they can provide for themselves,,at home,,,or else,, do what Elephants do, No feed,, No breed.:good
     
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    This.
     
  10. rongee90

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    Boxon you idiot, I don't see the funny side in parents and kids dying st sea! Immigrants or not...stupid thread!
     
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    there tends to be a universal similarity in that dead-shits, be they domestic or foreign, tend to breed well in excess of their means....
     
  12. boxoncottonon

    boxoncottonon Boxing Addict banned

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    Good for you.....why dont you read the article and enlighten yourself.
    Its about refugees not Immigrants.
     
  13. Rodin

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    There seems to be a complete distortion of facts with these people.

    The basic rule of law says that any unauthorised entry is trespass, & that's what these people are. They are illegally entering this country.
    They are detained under the UN refugee charter which gives them protection against prosecution until their bonafides are clarified.
    The loophole is that most, if not all, do not bring any documents or evidence to prove that they have been persecuted & driven from their own country, which is what a genuine refugee suffers.

    My information is that most cases deal with religious persecution, which is a can of worms.
    Our laws on the freedom to practice any religion one wants means that very few of them are ever sent back because when it comes to burocracy, & detailed work, it will invariably end in the "too hard basket" & we are lumbered with them.:twisted:

    Any attempts to slap them on a plane & send them back is met by the UN screaming racism & religious persecution.
    We are part of Asia & that's not a good place for a gutless Anglo saxon christian politician to want to confront the real villian, Indonesia.

    That government actually provides temporary residency, the transit bay, if you like, for the decending trespassers.

    "Hey,, why spend a generation or two cleaning up our own house when there's a mansion guarded by jellyfish just waiting to be plundered"
    And that's what our social system is getting,,,,Plundered.:twisted:

    These do-gooders & jellyfish won't suffer the major consequences,,our kids will, that is, those that can afford a home in a market that is already bursting at the seams from unregulated population growth.:twisted:
     
  14. Johnny Boy

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    The majority of asylum seekers who are granted residency are in reality economic refugees.

    I'm of the opinion that the moment they leave or bypass a territory that offers them protection, they no longer qualify to be considered asylum seekers. How many safe countries have these "asylum seekers" sailed by or from just so they could get to Australia? If the answer is one or more, they are in fact in search of a better economic life, not a safer life, and as such should not be treated as asylum seekers.
     
  15. Liechhardt

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    No, we shouldn't just let the gates open Rodin. I think they need to be more strict with who gets in but a lot of these boat people are desperate to have a better and safer life, escape persecution and terror and many do good work in the community when they are granted citizenship.

    But any trouble makers in camps... bye bye baby bye bye 100%. Ship them straight back.