Comments by "Granny Annie" (@grannyannie2948) on "Anti-Western Derangement: Decolonization and the Erasure of the West" video.

I think Douglas Murray got it right in his Triggernometry interview, when he said, if you want to play Decolonisation, fine then, lets start by decolonising Europe.
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@davey1602 It's more egalitarian here. It's usually a three course dinner and drinks at a pub, which the boss pays for, spouses are often included so I've been to many of my husband's. And half a proper ham on the bone and a traditional Christmas cake or pudding to take home. Merry Christmas, by the way.
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@davey1602 In Australia it's a custom for employers to give their staff a hamper of Christmas food if they don't have a Christmas party.
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Be careful though. When the city people get hungry, they'll come for these people first.
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@davey1602 Thankyou We all moved out of a regional city and into a small town because of that problem. However the government says rural towns need diversity and have a special rural visa where you have to live in a rural town for a few years, and we had a family who were very unhappy. They didn't like it that the town only has Christian churches, and the closest mosque was over 200km, and that nobody spoke their language. And yes the wife complained that the Christmas party had alcohol, and the town has three pubs. Indeed they were so unhappy that when the borders opened after covid they went home. So maybe rural visas do work. But it begs the question, before applying for a visa to rural Australia you think they'd do some research into what to expect in an Australian town of 3000 people.
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@davey1602 PS I believe the Christmas party is a tax deduction, so they are pretty common.
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Sounds like communism
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@angelmessenger8240 That is certainly wrong. And as to the Christmas tree, it's not as if they replaced with a large nativity scene, which would still represent Christmas, that might have been a valid change, instead they just replaced Christmas. Merry Christmas.
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