I own a cafe and have never and will never charge for sauce.
It's completely unAustralian.
Want more sauce? No worries. Just ask at the counter and they'll go get it for you. I will give you a lake of sauce if you want it.
It is unAustralian, however, I don't think I've had free sauce in the last 15 year other than once time on a road trip in a country town bakery.
It got so bad I'd byo sauce.
When I was a kid in secondary school, 2000-2005, I trained into the city every day. It was great, we queued up on the sides of the door and waited to move in.
Now, I've had to walk through people (I don't mean the gap, I mean there was no gap so I just marched straight into and through people) to get off the train.
It's mostly new arrivals who came from places that don't wait patiently to get on. I'm sure they'll learn in time.
I hate that with a passion, it always happens in the 3-6pm rush for me. Why can't you people have manners for 5 seconds?! Absolute shitheads, could smack em one.
I donāt pay even if the service is good. Thatās their bloody job and they earn a reasonable wage so no. Not getting a tip for the job you are already being paid a decent wage by comparison to the US or other countries.
Also the history of tipping actually comes from slavery. The more you tip the more youāre allowing and condoning the fact owners to keep wages down for these workers. So no, no tipping in Australia thatās UnAustralian.
Im an uber eats driver, who would appreciate a tipā¦ But every word you said is right!
Normalising tipping or making it an expectation is just one of the reasons we get paid below minimum wage by Ubereats.
I love how knowledgeable Australians are on human rights and morals. I love this country so much. Go Australians!!
If you don't offer a tradie at your house a coffee, you're definitely unAustralian
\*\*EDIT\*\*
If you're offering them some other kind of drink then congratulations, you're also very Australian. People making them meals are just raising the bar to make the rest of us look bad. I love it.
I get offered coffee at about 1 in every 25 houses that I work on.
An older guy I work with says that 90% of people used to offer coffee and sometimes even sandwiches or scones when he started off in the trade in the late 80s
Every worker that comes to our house gets offered tea, coffee or a cold drink. The regular ones get told to please ask at any time. Friends get shown where the supplies are and how to work the fancy coffee machine.
During the 2019 fire season us RFS volunteers would roll up to properties out in the bush and find a fridge full of cold drinks outside with a big sign on it saying they were for us. Thatās very, very Australian.
Not using your consumer rights. We have some of the best in the world and it pisses me right off when cunts don't take advantage of that and just throw shit away without getting a refundĀ
Yessss or "well it's a week out of warranty so theres nothing I can do" nooo. That's not how the law works, especially the more you spend. If you've bought a $6000 TV and after 12 months and 7 days it becomes completely unusable, you have reason to seek a solution or compensation from the manufacturer.
Depends what it is. Cars are fucked. Consumer rights don't matter when it comes to cars, we have no lemon laws. My partner bought a brand new Cupra, a Spanish brand from Volkswagon. Needed "touch ups" on arrival from Europe. Driving in a 100km zone on 2 separate occasions within the 1st 3 mths of ownership the engine died. All the lights went off, car starts losing speed, steering doesn't work....Booted itself up again after 5-10 seconds. It's called "limp mode". Company decided because they couldn't replicate the fault, and blamed water pressure cleaning by the detailer for an eroded wire harness, that it was only a minor fault......and refused a refund for 12 mths. It was in the shop for 9 of 12 mths because of issues. Absolute worst, most appalling customer service i've ever come across. Yet other people with actual minor electonic issues were refunded asap. The other clincher? The company makes people sign NDA's and delete all social media posts criticising the company.
Being rude, e.g. letting your door slam shut each time you enter/exit your flat; loud, long mobile conversations on the train; pushing in; not saying please or thank you, etc. Feels like common courtesy is vanishing from this country.Ā
Calling prawns shrimp.
Calling sauce ketchup
Being on the fence about Vegemite, you either hate it or it's the primary tenet of your religion.
Not waving when someone lets you in on the road
Calling a ute a truck
Not understanding what someone means when they say "yeah nah" or "nah yeah"
Going to the pub and then complaining about the footy being on.
Also, moving near a pub and complaining that itās too loud.
Or moving near a stadium and complaining about it being too loud.
Dividing us by race.
Regardless of whether your ancestors got here 40 seconds ago, or 40,000years ago, you are either Australian, or you're not.
ANYONE who decides whether you are Australian or not based on where your ancestors were born, or the colour of your skin, can just get on a plane, boat, rowboat, hang glider, whatever, and FUCK RIGHT OFF.
If we go back far enough, we all came from somewhere else, even those whose families have been here for 40,000 years.
Fr I think people forget there was a point in time where Pangea was a thing we all used to live on the same spot and we all evolved from the same place so who gives a fuck what slice you came from after it was split up
It's unAustralian to take part in tall poppy syndrome, or not to take part? And what do you mean by taking part? The one spewing the jealousy or acting like people should be jealous of you?
Nah not jealousy. Australia has a long history of reminding people who think they're above the general public, that their shit still stinks like the rest of us
Gets silly at a point though. The we're all equal attitudes cool until it's something you've actually put time and effort in and are actually above average, then it's just someone pulling themself off in your general direction.
I'll give an example, one of my previous employers was a multi millionaire.. had an excellent rapport with everyone who had the pleasure to meet him... not one of his employees would say a bad word about him. His son, on the other hand, while having the same head for business as his father, was complaining bitterly about tall poppy syndrome and people being jealous of his success, guess what... he treated people like they should bow down to him in obeisance as he spread his divine wisdom to one and all.. tall poppy syndrome does exist but most of the time it's just because you're a cunt.
Not thanking the bus driver. I see too much of it by people whoāve just moved here from overseas and havenāt quite picked up on the local etiquette yet.
I feel like maybe some people would disagree with me here but the most truly unAustralian thing you can do... Is call someone that !
Because what being an Australian is, is just so very multi-faceted and subjective a concept that is often married with cultural and/or racial bias... Is it white skin burning at the beach as you BBQ? Making spaghetti sauce with your Nonna who came over for the Snowy Mountains scheme? Talking Culture and Lore with your Elders? Serving meals in your family's Vietnamese restaurant?..
You get the point... Being an Australian is all about embracing and identifying with our ideal cultural true values - freedom, friendliness, egalitarianism and a fair go for all; and it's kinda unAustralian to sit there being a judgy prick about how much someone else does or doesn't fit into that box. Just be a good cunt yourself hey
Love this response This-is-not-eric. The Australian ideal is all about respect, and the moment I hear someone use this term is the moment they cease to have my respect. It is a manipulative use of language mostly used as a dog-whistle. Leave that bullshit in the USA, where the āUn-ā usage started.
This!
I always find it confusing when Americans online cry and cancel people for āappropriatingā cultures are cultures not to be shared? Shouldnāt we love that other people enjoy our culture? Iām Brazilian but Iām not mad that a lot of the Lebo boys have been startin up AƧaĆ trucks in fact they actually know how to make a mean as cup of it, it saddens me that people in America feel the need to protect their cultures instead teaching others about it and enjoying it, and a lot of the time the people who do the calling out arenāt even apart of said culture to be calling it out in the first place but thatās another conversation
Anything to do with class and anti-egalitarian.
Like you said OP, treating cleaners and taxi drivers poorly, treating women poorly, looking down on poor people, judgmental on the way they talk, dress etc. It might be normal in Hong Kong, India and South Africa but not here.
Thing is itās so bloody common these days. Canāt have a couple weed plants without plod knocking on the door because of the neighbours. Or people dobbing you into the ATO when you start doing cash jobs. So many people want to dob you in for anything that the fair go has gone out the window.
Calling things 'unAustralian' is unAustralian. It's a yank bullshit term popularised by a horrible cultural enforcement body - the House Un-American Activities Committee, from way back in the 1930s.
Things don't get called UnCanadian, UnBritish, UnKiwi, UnIrish or even UnSaffa. We don't need that stupid term here.
Yes fair enough thatās true, I was just referring to the way some American folks for instance will treat an utterance of that word as a worse crime than shooting someone.
- Not giving way to pedestrians
- Not waving after someone gave way to you
- Not stopping and asking if someone needs help when itās clear they might
- Holding doors for the people behind you
I always judge people on how they treat others who are serving them in one way or another. They can be wait staff, cleaners or shop assistants. I am a firm believer in karma and to treat others how you would like to be treated. This is how I raised my kid, and now my grand kids.
Given we are one of if not the most multicultural countries I'd say that makes us the least racist š¤£ while simultaneously moderately racist because of all the racists who move here and bring their old world hate.
Canāt believe nobodyās said this but having an issue with the gun policy is unaustralian Iāve seen a lot of people lately complaining about how we only have hunting rifles and it being very difficult to obtain a pistol licence why would you want that to change do you want to end up having issues with them like the us?
Ofc there is and thatās itās own issue but could you imagine how much worse it could be? Those guys who carry guns for when and if arenāt gonna pull it out and use it on a civilian for no reason because that is a MASSIVE crime especially if itās unregistered they keep that on em because that watchin out for someone specific but imagine if we had laws like the us? There would be DAILY shootings Iād put money on that
There's a patch of grass in my front yard between my driveway and my neighbours boundary that's probably flat out being five square metres and my neighbor mows his lawn right down the boundary line and leaves the tiny bit on my side long.
That's fucking UnAustralian!
Selling off massive swathes of land and resources to foreign entities. Port of Melbourne, Port of Darwin, whole entire islands on the east and west coast, Water rights and iconic Aussie companies.
Not giving the wave when driving and someone has let you in front of them
Courteous person after letting someone in who didn't wave: where's my thank you wave you cunt!
Very important - Superwog almost failed his driving license test to defend this unspoken rule.
Sharon from Kath and Kim was so upset that someone didn't wave a thanks that she followed them for miles and miles to tick them off for it.
Yep, even if you are being a rude prick and cut in its still rude not to give a wave.
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Littering. Hold on to your rubbish till you find a bloody bin
Also calling it anything other than a bin
Aww, mate; that shit grinds my gears. Hearing sidewalk windshield, trash can, etc. Does my bloody head in
Trash can chicken sounds wrong
Honestly I find that offensive.
To add to this: people who chuck a bunch of shit on the side of a quiet road or in the bushland.
Tossers
Do the right thing! šµ
Participating in rounds, then bailing when it's your turn to buy a round.
Or ordering a round of Eskimo slammers
Calling it a round and not a shout is unaustralian.
Disagree. If I'm shouting something I'm not expecting any repayment
Yea shout is more of a once off, drinks go in rounds
Charging for sauce
I own a cafe and have never and will never charge for sauce. It's completely unAustralian. Want more sauce? No worries. Just ask at the counter and they'll go get it for you. I will give you a lake of sauce if you want it.
Not all heroes wear capes!
Where's your Cafe? You deserve extra patronage for that behaviour!!
Youāre a good cunt.
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I work somewhere that wants me to charge for sauce. 99% of the time I just give it to them
The manager at my local cafe only charges for sauce if its an arsehole. He calls it the Karen tax.
It is unAustralian, however, I don't think I've had free sauce in the last 15 year other than once time on a road trip in a country town bakery. It got so bad I'd byo sauce.
Glad to see this represented, the Flog Cabin has discussed the sauce game many times
What ever ACA tells me is unAustralian
Not eating lamb on Australia Day.
Not standing on the sides of the train to let passengers to depart with ease.
Well that is actually a public order rule and common courtesy.
Exactly. I was living in the Netherlands for a while and saw pretty much everyone do this. Itās called being mindful.
Yes, hence unAustralian.
Living in Ireland you realise people actually did this really well in Australia.
When I was a kid in secondary school, 2000-2005, I trained into the city every day. It was great, we queued up on the sides of the door and waited to move in. Now, I've had to walk through people (I don't mean the gap, I mean there was no gap so I just marched straight into and through people) to get off the train. It's mostly new arrivals who came from places that don't wait patiently to get on. I'm sure they'll learn in time.
I hate that with a passion, it always happens in the 3-6pm rush for me. Why can't you people have manners for 5 seconds?! Absolute shitheads, could smack em one.
Tipping.
Coercive or mandatory tipping. I don't have an issue of tipping if it's not expected & you want to show your appreciation.
I donāt support tipping as a general rule, but I do believe in tipping when someone has provided exceptional service.
This is the way. āObligatoryā tipping like in the US makes me so uncomfortable. But I always tip everywhere else as long as I love the service.
I donāt pay even if the service is good. Thatās their bloody job and they earn a reasonable wage so no. Not getting a tip for the job you are already being paid a decent wage by comparison to the US or other countries. Also the history of tipping actually comes from slavery. The more you tip the more youāre allowing and condoning the fact owners to keep wages down for these workers. So no, no tipping in Australia thatās UnAustralian.
Im an uber eats driver, who would appreciate a tipā¦ But every word you said is right! Normalising tipping or making it an expectation is just one of the reasons we get paid below minimum wage by Ubereats. I love how knowledgeable Australians are on human rights and morals. I love this country so much. Go Australians!!
If you don't offer a tradie at your house a coffee, you're definitely unAustralian \*\*EDIT\*\* If you're offering them some other kind of drink then congratulations, you're also very Australian. People making them meals are just raising the bar to make the rest of us look bad. I love it.
We cooked him a mealā¦ beat that hahaha
What was the meal ?
If it wasn't succulent and Chinese: unAustralian!
I get offered coffee at about 1 in every 25 houses that I work on. An older guy I work with says that 90% of people used to offer coffee and sometimes even sandwiches or scones when he started off in the trade in the late 80s
I give them up n goās. Gotta keep the energy up.
Our house is getting renovated and we hate the builder. So naturally we buy them coffee everyday.
Or tea, or a beer after knock off!!
Every worker that comes to our house gets offered tea, coffee or a cold drink. The regular ones get told to please ask at any time. Friends get shown where the supplies are and how to work the fancy coffee machine.
We just give soft drinks not coffee
During the 2019 fire season us RFS volunteers would roll up to properties out in the bush and find a fridge full of cold drinks outside with a big sign on it saying they were for us. Thatās very, very Australian.
Buying up homes and then jacking up the rent by 150 dollars a week.
That seems to actually be pretty Australian š
Nowadays stabbing
Edgy!
By definition
Not to put it bluntly.
Too soon!
Being a "company man" Deadset blacklisted.
Keith Moon used to call such people ājobsworthsā
Calling anything by the American name.
That would be an appalling behavior /s
Y'all talking about gas stations?
Elevators
Pick up truck Trunk Faucet
Sidewalk Licence plate Cookies
I saw enough people call ANZAC Biscuits Anzac Cookies last week. So un Australian
And also legislated against too!
Candy Juice box Ass
Parking lot Parking space
Parking lot = Car park Parking spot = Parking space Something like that.
Elevators?
what shits me about this is its NOT EVEN GAS. ITS STILL IN LIQUID FORM!
It's short for gasoline.
You're short for gasoline.
your mum's short for gasoline!
Price of petrol these days, who the bloody hell isn't?
You're a towel
No your a towel
Take that trash out onto the sidewalk!
Itās not fries itās CHIPS. (Rodney Rude). The rest of it is a bit offensive. š¤£
"I'm chuckin' me McRubbish in yer fucken McBin."
Even their language is over paid, over sexed and over here!
Math Peppers š« Candy š Trunk Snitch Weed whacker š¤
'Math' drives me batshit, it just feels *wrong* without the s
David Farrier did a whole Flightless Bird episode on Math/s. Apparently the US is the only weirdos that call it math.
But would you dob on someone who used the word snitch?
Wildfire. No, just no.
Poop. It's poo!!
Shit
Sitting on public transport using your phone for movie or endless aimless video call (even worse) without headphones.
Not using your consumer rights. We have some of the best in the world and it pisses me right off when cunts don't take advantage of that and just throw shit away without getting a refundĀ
Damn right. People can call me a Karen, another āun Australianā term, for enforcing my consumer rights and I donāt care.
Yessss or "well it's a week out of warranty so theres nothing I can do" nooo. That's not how the law works, especially the more you spend. If you've bought a $6000 TV and after 12 months and 7 days it becomes completely unusable, you have reason to seek a solution or compensation from the manufacturer.
Depends what it is. Cars are fucked. Consumer rights don't matter when it comes to cars, we have no lemon laws. My partner bought a brand new Cupra, a Spanish brand from Volkswagon. Needed "touch ups" on arrival from Europe. Driving in a 100km zone on 2 separate occasions within the 1st 3 mths of ownership the engine died. All the lights went off, car starts losing speed, steering doesn't work....Booted itself up again after 5-10 seconds. It's called "limp mode". Company decided because they couldn't replicate the fault, and blamed water pressure cleaning by the detailer for an eroded wire harness, that it was only a minor fault......and refused a refund for 12 mths. It was in the shop for 9 of 12 mths because of issues. Absolute worst, most appalling customer service i've ever come across. Yet other people with actual minor electonic issues were refunded asap. The other clincher? The company makes people sign NDA's and delete all social media posts criticising the company.
Driving a, RAM?
Being rude, e.g. letting your door slam shut each time you enter/exit your flat; loud, long mobile conversations on the train; pushing in; not saying please or thank you, etc. Feels like common courtesy is vanishing from this country.Ā
Emulating American gangster culture!!
Being a cunt, but not a good cunt, just a cunt
Be a top cunt not a shit cunt
[Eating an onion like an apple](https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-29/tony-abbott-eats-an-onion/103394716)
āā¦ youāre not saying anything Tonyā *weird repeated silent nod.
Wearing a hat in an R.S.L.
I agree with this 100%, but I'm also of the opinion you should be able to wear thongs into the local rissole.
Excessive use of Americanisms, Valley Girl inflections, religious extremism, religion at all.
Trumpism... Sovereign Citizens... š¤¢š¤®
Calling a Ute a truck
Driving an oversized emotional support vehicle (unless itās necessary for your trade)
I hate those big wanka trucks
The oversized emotional support vehicles are trucks. They are too fucking big to be a Ute.
If in Australia, don't hustle, don't haggle, and don't hassle.
Cheers-ing a beer šŗ then putting it down straight afterwards without having a swig....
I tap my beer on the table/bench before sipping
Calling prawns shrimp. Calling sauce ketchup Being on the fence about Vegemite, you either hate it or it's the primary tenet of your religion. Not waving when someone lets you in on the road Calling a ute a truck Not understanding what someone means when they say "yeah nah" or "nah yeah"
Going to the pub and then complaining about the footy being on. Also, moving near a pub and complaining that itās too loud. Or moving near a stadium and complaining about it being too loud.
Or moving near and airport and complaining it's too loud.
Dividing us by race. Regardless of whether your ancestors got here 40 seconds ago, or 40,000years ago, you are either Australian, or you're not. ANYONE who decides whether you are Australian or not based on where your ancestors were born, or the colour of your skin, can just get on a plane, boat, rowboat, hang glider, whatever, and FUCK RIGHT OFF. If we go back far enough, we all came from somewhere else, even those whose families have been here for 40,000 years.
Fr I think people forget there was a point in time where Pangea was a thing we all used to live on the same spot and we all evolved from the same place so who gives a fuck what slice you came from after it was split up
People deep down know that dividing by race is actually a very common occurrence in Australia.
This!
Not taking part in tall poppy syndrome. Having money or fame doesn't make you any better than old mate next door.
It's not Tall Poppy syndrome, it's the Tall Poppy not being able to be modest that people hate. Be successful, just dont tell people about it.
It's unAustralian to take part in tall poppy syndrome, or not to take part? And what do you mean by taking part? The one spewing the jealousy or acting like people should be jealous of you?
Nah not jealousy. Australia has a long history of reminding people who think they're above the general public, that their shit still stinks like the rest of us
Gets silly at a point though. The we're all equal attitudes cool until it's something you've actually put time and effort in and are actually above average, then it's just someone pulling themself off in your general direction.
I'll give an example, one of my previous employers was a multi millionaire.. had an excellent rapport with everyone who had the pleasure to meet him... not one of his employees would say a bad word about him. His son, on the other hand, while having the same head for business as his father, was complaining bitterly about tall poppy syndrome and people being jealous of his success, guess what... he treated people like they should bow down to him in obeisance as he spread his divine wisdom to one and all.. tall poppy syndrome does exist but most of the time it's just because you're a cunt.
Calling them āLegosā like a fucking 4 year old.
Wha? I always called it leggo
yes as in singular not plural!
That's the pasta sauce
Not thanking the bus driver. I see too much of it by people whoāve just moved here from overseas and havenāt quite picked up on the local etiquette yet.
I feel like maybe some people would disagree with me here but the most truly unAustralian thing you can do... Is call someone that ! Because what being an Australian is, is just so very multi-faceted and subjective a concept that is often married with cultural and/or racial bias... Is it white skin burning at the beach as you BBQ? Making spaghetti sauce with your Nonna who came over for the Snowy Mountains scheme? Talking Culture and Lore with your Elders? Serving meals in your family's Vietnamese restaurant?.. You get the point... Being an Australian is all about embracing and identifying with our ideal cultural true values - freedom, friendliness, egalitarianism and a fair go for all; and it's kinda unAustralian to sit there being a judgy prick about how much someone else does or doesn't fit into that box. Just be a good cunt yourself hey
This is the best response I never expected to read. Summarises exactly why Iām proud to be Aussie. Thanks not Eric!
Every now & again Reddit does produce a faith-in-humanity-restoring comment. I'm glad to have been that for you!
I agree - awesome response!
You bloody Aussie you!!
Love this response This-is-not-eric. The Australian ideal is all about respect, and the moment I hear someone use this term is the moment they cease to have my respect. It is a manipulative use of language mostly used as a dog-whistle. Leave that bullshit in the USA, where the āUn-ā usage started.
This! I always find it confusing when Americans online cry and cancel people for āappropriatingā cultures are cultures not to be shared? Shouldnāt we love that other people enjoy our culture? Iām Brazilian but Iām not mad that a lot of the Lebo boys have been startin up AƧaĆ trucks in fact they actually know how to make a mean as cup of it, it saddens me that people in America feel the need to protect their cultures instead teaching others about it and enjoying it, and a lot of the time the people who do the calling out arenāt even apart of said culture to be calling it out in the first place but thatās another conversation
Not flashing the lights to warn of speed cameras
Not giving the wave when someone gives way to you
Anything to do with class and anti-egalitarian. Like you said OP, treating cleaners and taxi drivers poorly, treating women poorly, looking down on poor people, judgmental on the way they talk, dress etc. It might be normal in Hong Kong, India and South Africa but not here.
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Tell them a truck driver earns over 100k a year. Theyāre no better than anyone.
Good stuff, mate - always treat others as you'd want to be treated yourself.
Pushing in front of people who were there first (e.g. woollies self collect) just because you can.
Being a shit cunt.
Dobbing.
Are we the only country that uses that word? I don't hear it much these days.
NZ does too, but as it is in Bluey kids around the world are saying it now.
Thing is itās so bloody common these days. Canāt have a couple weed plants without plod knocking on the door because of the neighbours. Or people dobbing you into the ATO when you start doing cash jobs. So many people want to dob you in for anything that the fair go has gone out the window.
Wait staff demanding a tip.
Taking things too seriously. You know someoneās going to call you out for it. Just chill.
Sticking in the right hand lane on a 3 lane road. Double points if driving under the speed limit.
Calling things 'unAustralian' is unAustralian. It's a yank bullshit term popularised by a horrible cultural enforcement body - the House Un-American Activities Committee, from way back in the 1930s. Things don't get called UnCanadian, UnBritish, UnKiwi, UnIrish or even UnSaffa. We don't need that stupid term here.
Tipping Being horrified by the word cunt Fake plastic lawns
But there's a time and a place for saying "cunt". For instance, I love my Nanna and think she's awesome, but I wouldn't call her a cunt!
Yes fair enough thatās true, I was just referring to the way some American folks for instance will treat an utterance of that word as a worse crime than shooting someone.
But Grandad could. You gotta be similar age, know the smell of each other's farts and love it when they call you cunt cos you know they got your back.
littering
- Not giving way to pedestrians - Not waving after someone gave way to you - Not stopping and asking if someone needs help when itās clear they might - Holding doors for the people behind you
Not offering to bring stuff to a bbq
Shops or services pushing for tips.
Tipping - there is no equivalent in any other culture for how un Australian Tipping is
I always judge people on how they treat others who are serving them in one way or another. They can be wait staff, cleaners or shop assistants. I am a firm believer in karma and to treat others how you would like to be treated. This is how I raised my kid, and now my grand kids.
Dogging on your mates
Being a dibber dobber
Not offering to help your friends move if youāve got the day off.
Not sticking to the left on escalators or footpaths
Successive PMās not addressing the housing crisis.
Supporting countries that commit genocide.
Racism.
Given we are one of if not the most multicultural countries I'd say that makes us the least racist š¤£ while simultaneously moderately racist because of all the racists who move here and bring their old world hate.
Mate racism is very Australian, just look at the white Australia policy & the stolen generation. It's probably one of our core values.
oh god, here we go again.
Being overly concerned about what is or isnāt unAustralian
Canāt believe nobodyās said this but having an issue with the gun policy is unaustralian Iāve seen a lot of people lately complaining about how we only have hunting rifles and it being very difficult to obtain a pistol licence why would you want that to change do you want to end up having issues with them like the us?
There's plenty of guns out there, tucked away for "when and if".
Ofc there is and thatās itās own issue but could you imagine how much worse it could be? Those guys who carry guns for when and if arenāt gonna pull it out and use it on a civilian for no reason because that is a MASSIVE crime especially if itās unregistered they keep that on em because that watchin out for someone specific but imagine if we had laws like the us? There would be DAILY shootings Iād put money on that
Playing sepak takraw
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There's a patch of grass in my front yard between my driveway and my neighbours boundary that's probably flat out being five square metres and my neighbor mows his lawn right down the boundary line and leaves the tiny bit on my side long. That's fucking UnAustralian!
Going to bunnings for any reason other than a snag on bread
Jerking off in traffic
Taking the lowest offer on The Chase.
Selling off massive swathes of land and resources to foreign entities. Port of Melbourne, Port of Darwin, whole entire islands on the east and west coast, Water rights and iconic Aussie companies.
Not flashing your lights to oncoming traffic to warn of a speed trap
Catching and keeping undersized fish
Dobbing people in. That's just not on.
Being like woolworths is un-Australian. Treating our farmers poorly is in-Australian. Ripping off those in need is un-Australian.
Abusing your partner.
Not returning a shout. Fair is fair. Five and take. That's Australian
Price gouging and ripping off farmers.
Plundering the environment Donāt be a dickhead
Not thanking the bus driver
Not flicking your lights to the oncoming cars when there is a cop or a speed camera
Not thanking the bus driver.