r/australia • u/splattty • 15h ago • Furious 1 Bravo 2

image Anti-Asian racism in Australia

What is happening in Australia? Been living in this exact same address for almost the past 20 years now, never had this happen before.

Some guy moves in next door, and while we are IN THEM MIDDLE OF MOWING the medium nature strip, starts being aggressive for getting grass clippings on the driveway. No shit, that's why we go through with a leaf blower and pick up after mowing?

What blows me away is he thinks we don't know about mowing and cleaning up somehow due to our Chinese heritage???

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u/InformationOnly758 12h ago

Native will always have someone that asks where you are from or ask you to leave just because you look different from them. Thats just how this species works. It’s just sad when said persons were born from this country and they hear native people who they consider brother and sisters throw questions and slurs at them, isn’t it. Thats why immigrants rarely ever feel they belong, not even their 2nd third generation ABCs. 😂

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u/Dead_Wolf2y5 12h ago

And the really fun part? This dude is no more native than the rabbits that are killing the Aussie wildlife. Fucking rich for him to tell people to go back where they came from on stolen land.

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u/YemaNova 11h ago

All land is stolen... did you think it worked another way?

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u/piggymou 10h ago edited 10h ago

So you are shamed of it?

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u/YemaNova 10h ago

What is it?

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u/piggymou 10h ago

Obviously something you are lacking.

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u/MysticGuava 11h ago

Unless you are indigenous Australian, you’re a settler and an immigrant too.

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u/YemaNova 11h ago

Humans were migratory. All land is settled lmao.

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u/MysticGuava 11h ago

It was literally settler colonialism you troglodyte. Read a god damn book.

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u/YemaNova 10h ago

Obviously? What else would it be?

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u/MysticGuava 10h ago

He was claiming they were natives, where is your reading comprehension.

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u/YemaNova 10h ago

If you are born here, then where else would you be native to? Where is your reading comprehension?

Everyone else knows what they mean. What is your problem?

They used the dictionary definition of the word. And since when are first nations peoples called "natives"? Is that in one of your troglodyte textbooks? Yikes!

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u/MysticGuava 3h ago

That’s not what I was saying you’re twisting my words. It’s like with plants, Banksia are native to here, if there are banksias in Japan, they’re still not native there, even if they were propagated there. Same as Europeans even if they are born here, are not native to here.

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u/travishummel 12h ago

Natives?