Re:The $200 Billion Rip-Off: Our broadband future was stolen...
by celeryreally on Wednesday January 08, 2014 @12:59AM
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I understand that a significant majority of Australians still support the Aboriginal segregation and forced adoption laws.
What? I don't think I've met anyone, ever, whom holds such an opinion. (And I grew up in south west Sydney).
Re:The $200 Billion Rip-Off: Our broadband future was stolen...
by bane on Wednesday January 08, 2014 @04:00AM
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I wasn't trying to be accurate, just reflect how absurd the parent was.
Re:The $200 Billion Rip-Off: Our broadband future was stolen...
by robzyb on Wednesday January 08, 2014 @03:12AM
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> I understand that a significant majority of Australians still support the Aboriginal segregation and forced adoption laws.
> I understand that Australia not only has a slow internet, but widespread and regular censorship of what sites citizens can go to.
You are greatly mistaken.
> I understand that a significant majority of the Australia's healthcare system is lacklustre.
It ain't perfect, but its significantly better than the US'
> I understand that Australia doesn't even offer free speech protection.
I know. This really sucks. We have "implicit" free speech, but it still sucks.
- I understand that a significant majority of Korea's healthcare system is lacklustre, but cheap.
- I understand that a significant majority of Korea's only offer limited annual leave (1 week) (compared to Australia's 4 weeks).
- I understand that a significant majority of Korea suffers from an extremely suicide rate for a 1st world country.
This is a sample of why I don't want to live in South Korea even though they have the fastest, cheapest internet on Earth.
Or France
- I understand that a significant majority of France's healthcare system is quite good, but you pay out the nose for it in taxes even if you don't ever use it.
- I understand that a significant majority of the French support industry and infrastructure choking union strikes over tiny contract details
- I understand that a significant majority of France suffers from an extremely high racial segregation and discrimination problem
This is a sample of why I don't want to live in France even though they have the best cuisine on Earth.
Or Australia
- I understand that a significant majority of the Australia's healthcare system is lacklustre.
- I understand that a significant majority of Australians still support the Aboriginal segregation and forced adoption laws.
- I understand that Australia not only has a slow internet, but widespread and regular censorship of what sites citizens can go to.
- I understand that Australia doesn't even offer free speech protection.
This is a sample of why I don't want to live in Australia, even though it has nice weather.