Does Australia have a racism problem?

Professor ::confused:: ::confused:: ::confused::  this is not an old handle from the older boards ::confused::

however his opinion still sweet..an apology for the Oz.

people does fuhget these simple things: 

dat a society cannot stand the way it is if all the people do not support it in whatever essential ways that keeps standing, going orn, existing.  if the people do not agree it cant stand the way it is.

" a mother loves her son but she is manipulated by others to take actions injurious to her son..the one she loves. she does not do it only once but twice.  she loves her son she does, but what does it matter. she has good intentions but what does it matter.  she is not conscious of what she is doing but what does it matter.  the effects are the same on her son. he is dead in the water regardless"

what she has done harms her son regardless of her intentions, smarts etc.  he still gets brutalized no matter.  her good intentions make no difference. 

a great majority of the Oz love their country the way it is.  that is why it has stood the way it is for so long.

IT DOES NOT MATTER, THE FEW % OF THE OZ AGAINST THEIR STATE FOR ITS RACISM AND GENOCIDE ETC.  THE OZ WILL KEEP ON DOING IT BECAUSE THEY 'ALL' AGREE THAT IS GOOD FOR THEM.

let the professor go ask the original Oz people if it matters that ''all Oz are not racist" ::confused::

  what would he say  ::confused::

'who cares' is what he would say.  it makes no difference.  its still wood in we rarse > >

is the fact dat 1 or 2 Oz not racist going to soften the weight of the wood deh sharing on we rarse  ::confused::

NO!

White  Australians do not have a problem with racism as the misleading thread would suggest .
It is the victims of  that Australian racism who  has a problem 

Yes, Australia has a racism problem. This problem has always existed in Australia. I have notice most predominately white countries tend to play down instances of racism, xenophobia and etc. They like to portray themselves as being "different" from America's race problem and present a more progressive image. Most of the citizens in these countries view examples of racism as isolated incidents and not a more prevalent reality in the country. Modern day Australia, like America, was born out of racism. You can't escape the grotesque backstory of how aboriginals were treated and the power that eventually went into the hands of white Australians.