Stereotypes And Groceries In Australia

I drive across town to buy groceries in a suburban shopping strip in Melbourne’s inner west. There are about ten shops run by Moslems and I get my vegies and groceries that are as good as those at Coles, but cheaper.

The girls at the counter smile and are efficient, and it costs about $3 in petrol for the trip but I save at least $15 compared to Coles or Woolworths.

I spent a good half hour saving money, greeting friendly shop owners and there is not a burka in sight.

Thankfully we have a migrants of all races in Melbourne who understand commerce. They are less plagued by issues such as drugs as our growing number of ice-addled, Aussies would give the country away for nothing more than a couple of hits.

True some bad apples are associated with all ethnic groups including Moslems, but most bad apples are of Australian origin with no work ethic, few positive values and an ingrained sense of entitlement.
It is fine to get drunk and brawl then they complain they had to wait for hours in the hospital emergency department.

It is fine to tell teachers to get stuffed in schools then they compalain there are no jobs for unqualified people. It is fine to abuse those stupid migrants who are insular and stick together as extended families, but they complain their single parent pension is not enough.

It is fine to have a half dozen kids from 6 different men, then the government won’t look after their kids by supplying teacher aids at school for poorly parented kids.

I could go on.

One word I rarely see in these threads is humility. That is as rare as hen’s teeth and without the humility to accept there is good and bad in every person, group, society and nation then we will argue and abuse each another ad