Society & Culture

Help Protect Australia (and New Zealand)?

Society & Culture

Posted by: mermaid

21st Oct 2009 11:50pm

I seem to recall critics labelling the campaign as irresponsible, fuelling prejudice and discrimination - damaging some of the values it claims to preserve or provide sufficient information on what people should be alerted for. Perhaps asking Australian their views would have supported any form of campaign regardless of gender or culture.


Anonymous
  • 18th Jul 2012 06:56pm

Errol,

I believe that you speak on behalf of most thinking Australians, but if you dare speak up against the machine, you will just get shouted down. One day, we will have a Federal government who have the guts to turn around the sickness that has been spread to the hearts and minds of the populace. Have a squiz at what Can Do is doing here in Queensland. One day in the not too distant future, we will have a similar mandate in Canberra. Personally, I can't wait.


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