See these people here? Bloody Caucasians! Wouldn’t you know?
I can’t pick up the local news without reading about some f**king Caucasians in some break and enter or stoush or something. Now here they are giving the country a bad name just by being crass and stupid. Why can’t these people just assimilate?
Go back to Caucasia where you came from!
(H/T: Hoyden about Town.)
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I heard that Caucasia has a fence made entirely of flattened tinnies and Bundy-and-coke cans and glued together with the remnants on the citizens’ brain cells.
precisely.
I have said elsewhere, more than once:
when Phillip ran up the Union Jack at Botany Bay, he was stealing this country from it’s owners
therefore
A Class-Action against England for full recompense should be started.
Pay for the Real Estate you bloody colonisers.
and
2. my convict ancestor was framed, not given a proper trial, and I want his case REtried thank you very much.
and Winston Churchill and his entire chinless family were a joke.
nyah.
i’m drawing love hearts all around your post.
They fight a lot, too, the Causasians — can’t even agree among themselves!
Also, they get too many government grants.
Awesome response to the photo Helen. You have made my day.
oh, dear.
We know what the slogans intended
but a Court Of Law only deals with the evidence, so:
Notes of Sharon’s QC:
the slogan was all-encompassing in it’s content,
as it did not say “eff off if you are Not White”,
it’s meaning covers paleface migrants from Sweden, England, Russia.
Sharon is SIXTEEN: how smart were you at that age?
There is a reason why 16-year-olds are prevented from having driving licence, a vote, the right to consume alcohol, and apply for credit cards – They Are Not Smart Enough At 16.
OTOH, if the word ‘fuck’ appeared in the slogans, then Sharon is in trouble, Ref: Mr Patrick Street, SM at Melb Mag Court, has written FOURTEEN pages supporting his Guilty verdict on a record shop proprietor who displayed The Dead Kennedys, Too Drunk To Fuck vinyl. The fine was $1000 in 1981.
Your wit is quite quite perfect.
Oh dear. $1000 was a lot of money in those days.