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it is a good thing this education industry fracas is collapsing.....both fed govts were too incompetent and money hungry to regulate the colleges, and were greedy happy to take the money of poor developing nation students.
it was not only immoral, but spineless and racist for both govts not to take a stronger regulatory stance in what went on.
and then, for all levels of govt to come out and claim Indian students getting bashed isn't racially motivated, is beaucratic small minded idiocy of the highest calibre.
For all those calling others racist here, I don't know why they aren't doing the same to the government galahs dealing with this now.
I have a lot of respect for many aspects of Indian culture, history, and religion....but not their version of bureacracy.......I spent 8 months there nearly 20 years ago......and know many very noble and intelligent Indians. and I am embarassed and angry at the way our government has dealt with the violence dealt upon the students that come here.
Sorry if that sounds racist to some.
For all those calling others racist here, I don't know why they aren't doing the same to the government galahs dealing with this now.
Are you serious ? This must be one time where uus Aussie's decided not to have a go at the govt, from my epxierence were pretty bloody good at it. Maybe we're slipping
BTW, you seem to understand the whoel sceanrio pretty good and seem to be able to draw it out clearly ... what complaints ahve you made to the govt thataobut this being that you care etc for your country ?
is it more / less racist for you not to do anything than me or someone else with a different opinion to you ?
Have you been drinking?
My thoughts exactly, Mark.
Amy
- Greg FleetWhenever I?m in England someone invariably says to me: ?Oh you are Australian. We really don?t think it?s right what you people did to the Aborigines.? And I always reply, ?Hang on, wasn?t that you??
The problem is that, just like non-indigenous Australians, there is no consensus of what "the aboriginals" want.if the aboriginals can ever decide what exactly "reconciliation" is, we can do it and all move on.
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The problem is that, just like non-indigenous Australians, there is no consensus of what "the aboriginals" want.
Politicians probably feel the same way: "if only the electorate would decide what it wants, we'd give it to them".
Large groups of people don't have a unified, static desire.