are australians racist

[ozzie-crawl]

hey dom how about we negotiate now. you can have the company "fosters beer"
as real aussies dont drink it,and we will throw in new zealand as well
yes all governments lie especially those going for the top job,but it doesnt really matter who gets in as they dont control anything,there a spokes person
the reason they even change presidents and prime ministers is so those really in charge can move there pre determined plans about

[domwilson]

Politicians are all lairs ... they say what is needed to get elected and have no concerns for the folks that put them where they are. History keeps repeating itself as folks tend to take things at face value. Same is true in marketing ... I have seen a great many stupid ads over the years and most have something to do with "new and improved".

Or the creation of new descriptive words or phrases that have no meaning outside the context of the advertisement. I'm still trying to figure out the word "Tinny" often used in food commercials. Is it spicey, sweet, sour, what? Just give me a clue so I can move on with my life.

[domwilson]

hey dom how about we negotiate now. you can have the company "fosters beer"
as real aussies dont drink it,and we will throw in new zealand as well
yes all governments lie especially those going for the top job,but it doesnt really matter who gets in as they dont control anything,there a spokes person
the reason they even change presidents and prime ministers is so those really in charge can move there pre determined plans about

We've made significant advancements in technology in the last couple of centuries. Having an established social hierarchy and communication has been around since the dawn of man kind. It is a major part of the technological advances we utilize today. What I'm saying is we've had thousands of years of honing the skills needed to control and manipulate the masses.

[domwilson]

To get back on topic, just send us all your beautiful women and we'll forgive you guys.

[ozzie-crawl]

cant help you on the tinny thing,tinny here means can of beer or small alloy boat or cheap

[andym]

The advert is NOT RACIST, I can see NOTHING negative happening to the West Indian crowd, I can see NO one trying to hurt,belittle or swing one out of a tree. That is unless you think KFC is in some way a racially perceived, low grade food stuff????.
I think the USA should be more concerned with their own back yard, who would of thought Obama would have survived this long ??? Not the KKK thats for sure

[ozzie-crawl]

from what i understand african/americans in the lower class are suppose to have a thing for fried chicken,this was from what was on the radio acouple of days ago
not sure what that has to do with the west indians
they dont stop and think our heritage is completely different to theres
also its obvious they have never been to an australian kfc,its over $20 for a bucket these days and around $8-$9 for a burger chips and can of soft drink

[andym]

And here I was thinking all Americans deep fried every thing that they stuff in their mouths !!!

[domwilson]

from what i understand african/americans in the lower class are suppose to have a thing for fried chicken,this was from what was on the radio acouple of days ago
not sure what that has to do with the west indians
they dont stop and think our heritage is completely different to theres
also its obvious they have never been to an australian kfc,its over $20 for a bucket these days and around $8-$9 for a burger chips and can of soft drink

Supposedly it's all african americans who love fried chicken, watermelon, bbq, hot sauce, collard greens, etc. It's racial stereotyping here in the U.S. It's been discussed on this forum before. Different cultures, different perceptions or interpretations. I'm sure not all aussie's or kiwi's date their livestock...

[ozzie-crawl]

no thats rite, only a very few sick individuals date sheep and goats,the rest of us just use them for sex
if you seen how ugly some of our women are and how good looking our sheep are you would understand

[domwilson]

Ugly? I went to a movie. There were so many monsters sitting in the audience, I thought the film was in 3-D.