Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "‘Invasion day’: The left do not want Australians to ‘have’ Australia Day to celebrate" video.

  1. My grandmother was a child in Coventry when it was bombed to ashes. She now lives in a time where her grandchildren are called nxz!s because of our skin.
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  2. I welcome any and all who want to come here and be part of our country, contribute to it, and make it a better place. I do not welcome people who move here to take advantage of our public systems, have no love for the country or intention of assimilating with its people.
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  3. @jamesmorrow1646 James, the reality is, mate. If we change the date, you will still hate me. No matter what we do, you will still be riddled with hatred for me. What do you expect in return?
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  4. @Aaronwhatnow You would be happy, but not for the right reasons. You would be happy because you had a perceived victory over your “enemy”, and move on to attacking the next thing. This is why we can’t change the date, mate. It’s not about the date, the date is just a vessel for your hatred.
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  5. @jamesmorrow1646 And you brought your victim mentality..
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  6. There’s a loooooooooot of bush out there. Anyone is free to go live in it, why aren’t they?
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  7. @paulchilds9137 Compulsory voting means 18 year olds can be bent to the whims of tik tok influencers, which is what we saw last election. 25 should be minimum age. 18 year olds don’t understand politics, consequences, etc, they’re still learning how to adult, and have a million other things that matter to them. Forcing them to vote is counterproductive. That was a while ago, mate. Bold of you to assume nobody changed their opinion in the clown show we’ve endured since. I’ve voted labor, I’ve voted liberal, I’ve voted independent, I’ve even voted greens, but one thing I can guarantee you, after my own PM went on a campaign of hatred against me, I will never vote labor again as long as I draw breath.
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  8. @ZELJKO472 It’s a war crime to punish children for their parents crimes. I feel no guilt for things I didn’t do, neither should anyone else.
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  9. It’s tough to respect someone you’ve never met who is foaming at the mouth with hatred for you. The hatred in these people is sickening.
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  10. If I see some form of apology before a show starts, it’s a no from me.
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  11. Every generation of my family on both sides has fought for this country. The only thing my little brother ever wanted to be was a soldier protection his home, and he is, but he’s now starting to question why he would protect people who hate him.
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  12. Strewth!
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  13. They don’t have nice teeth, they’re generally degenerates and rejects spitting venom through Twitter.
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  14. Healthcare, welfare, etc. these things will eventually go away once labor immigration finishes doing its work, and we become second world.
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  15. Mate, as an Aussie, I’m not laughing at what is happening in England. If you had the stones to stand up 20 years ago, you might not live in an Islamic state.
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  16. @jaidentslgl2753 I no longer care that you are offended. You’re offended over everything, so if this changes, you will move on to the next thing that offends you, which will no doubt be in line with this activism you’ve based your personality on. It’s not about the date, it’s about hate, mate.
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  17. @g4g3lbhvrg Just like that landslide yes vote you kept talking about, right? They reported 60%, but we all know it was over 80%. You are a hateful minority, hate eventually kills it’s host.
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  18. There was an attempted invasion by the Japanese, who would have slaughtered every last living Aboriginal and enslaved or slaughtered everyone else. My grandfather fought on the Kokoda trail so these morons can have the freedom and comfort to abuse his grandson for his skin.
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  19. I tried to have a discussion with one of these people the other day as to why a national day of pride, national identity, a sense of belonging is. It was just met with hate. They don’t want to get along, they want to burn it to the ground, even if it means destroying their own home.
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  20. 🫵😎
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  21. @julienfroidevaux1143 I’m not getting your point. Are you saying Australians are bogans? Are you saying Australians with national pride are bogans? Are you saying getting together and celebrating your home is bogan?
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  22. Albo is a rodent implanted to cause division.
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  23. @jaidentslgl2753 I’m going to be reasonable, even though I don’t expect the same in return. I used to be ok with changing the date, then I realised, that it won’t matter. There’s nothing we can do that will appease these people, and any leeway given will be used as leverage for the next wave of targeted hatred. It’s not about the date, it’s about hatred. If the date changes, they will find a new reason to hate, because that is the true core of the issue. Hate for a specific demographic of people, which also happen to be the demographic responsible for this island paradise’s existence. Free healthcare, free education, free money, yet the people who built this are the problem? My next door neighbours are aboriginals, drug dealers who the cops won’t go near, and the dad spends 2-3 hour chunks of his day in the back yard screaming r4ci4L hatred at the top of his lungs, despite the fact his family collects over 300k a year from the government for being Aboriginal, and having a stack of kids they don’t look after. I have 2 Aboriginal nieces and he still calls me a white dog on sight. So we’ve now reached the point, where we can’t discuss this together as countrymen, because despite my family’s long service record of protecting this beautiful land, our home, the people pushing this narrative don’t recognise our sacrifice. They don’t recognise the FACT that without Australians defending Australia, this would be a Japanese colony for the last 80 years and ALL would have been killed. My kin did that, and continues to do so, while people throw rocks at the backs of our heads and call us invaders. Be honest, if the date changed, would this campaign of hate end, or would it just be next issue on the agenda.. I think we both know the answer. So this leaves us at an impasse. Nothing I do will appease you, nothing I do will stop the hate, and as a result, I’m no longer willing to try, in fact, this movement has turned myself and many like me from people who were happy to change it if it made every happy, to someone who opposes it, because it’s not about the date, it’s about hate.
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  24. We have an anti Australian PM in power. These are the things he wants to fund. He just spent 400m dividing the nation.
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