What do you think of this situation in Australia?

Question

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GkuYFk8Iqk

Answer 1

rockabilly princess summed it up well ... TODAY TONIGHT is a c**p show full of S***e and lies..

Answer 2

i am an asian living in australia, somewhere where whites are still the dominant group. and im glad about it. cant say that i am proud at all to see what was in the show... but again, i wouldnt call this racism. they are just dishonest trade practices. it is like when you visit your friend's coffee shop, sometimes you get free coffee whereas i wouldnt... in the extreme sense. perhaps today tonight should arrange for a duet of white + asian and see how they are treated :) also i would think the report ought to be more rounded..

i have stayed in australia for some years and have been given fair and friendly treatment which i do appreciate very much.

Answer 3

Any segmant bought to you by "TODAY TONIGHT" is not going to be factual. Its like days of our lives. What do I think about the situation in Australia? I think more Australians should BOYCOTT propaganda programmes like TODAY TONIGHT, 60 minutes and that other load of c**p.... whats it called... a current affair...Seriously people.. get a life. A REAL one....

Answer 4

No one wants to be ripped off no matter what culture you are, but Today Tonight is c**p TV, so buyer beware

Answer 5

ew ew ew. asian people annoy me. and they wonder why people dont like them. ill tell you something! i was at the eastershow, in the line for a ride and this bunch of asians just come and push in front of me. i pushed them out of the way and the ride attendant didnt let me on the ride because they thought that i was in the wrong and the asians were just laughing. it really annoyed me.

Answer 6

It's called "Mates Rates" and it's a very Aussie way of doing business.

Today-Tonight is muck raking, yet again.

Answer 7

It doesn't surprise me at all goes to show you we have already lost Australia a long time ago. Maybe a world war of some kind will bring us back to realisation for all especially when they start to round up them who may side with the enemy like during the WW1 and WW2 into those internment camps.