Australian multiculturalism encouraging separatism. BY Stephen Chavura.
I don’t think I’ve seen a clearer example of the sense of ethnic entitlement and contempt for Australians our governments are encouraging. Behold, the Victorian election campaign:
- Graciously invited into Australia but immediately complains that Indian and Punjabi people don’t feel welcome enough and wants to know what the government will do about that.
- Labor Premier Ben Carroll is eager to agree that Australians are a problem for Indians and they need to be censored with vilification laws and hate speech laws (i.e., fining Aussies and putting Aussies in prison.
- Although India is literally one of the most racist countries in the world, complains that Australia is too racist.
- Identity is solely Indian and his concerns are solely for what Indians and Punjabis can get out of Australia.
- Premier Carroll says that Victoria’s high education outcomes are because of Indians and Punjabis — i.e., eager to encourage contempt for Aussies if it gets votes. …
Basic message is that Australians need Indians to succeed and therefore our governments will revolve around the demands of Indians while Aussies keep their mouths shut, lest they want to be fined or imprisoned.
I don’t think I’ve seen a clearer example of the sense of ethnic entitlement and contempt for Australians our governments are encouraging. Behold, the Victorian election campaign:
*Graciously invited into Australia but immediately complains that Indian and Punjabi people don’t…— Stephen Chavura (@ChavuraStephen) November 3, 2026
Many incompatible nations in one country, acting tribally. Not sustainable. Why did out ruling class do this to us? On whose instructions? Who benefits?
hat-tip Stephen Neil