[cmoneyspinner]

My sister immigrated to Australia and she managed to assimilate to their culture. She never experienced discrimination because she is good at assimilation,.

She must have been in the right place, at the right time, with the right people. Australia aborigines sure can't say that.

[Netherrealmer]

Well according to her, Most aborigines dont really want to interact to immigrants and the White Australians. They have anti-discrimination card. They can send you to jail if you laugh at them or you cover your nose if they are around.They have more privilege than Native Americans or Hawaiians.

[cmoneyspinner]

Well according to her, Most aborigines dont really want to interact to immigrants and the White Australians. They have anti-discrimination card. They can send you to jail if you laugh at them or you cover your nose if they are around.They have more privilege than Native Americans or Hawaiians.

She is living there so I won't dispute what she says. She knows more than me. I only know what I hear. I was going to wish Australians a Happy Independence Day one time but when I tweeted to see what others were saying, there was a storm of negativity and controversy about Australia's so-called "Independence". So I just backed away slowly and forgot about saying "Happy Independence Day".

[Netherrealmer]

Though Australia have bloody history, US have more blood on its hands. I do believe Australia is less racist. Asian Singers had been charting in Australia since the 1960s.

You won't see cops shooting African Immigrants or Aboriginals. If Aboriginals wanted to be educated they can but some of them choose to live away from civilization.

Australia helped more refugees than the US. Australia is far from perfect but it is more inclusive than the US.

[cmoneyspinner]

All of your points are valid and sound. I never said America was the Queen of Purity. But usually when it's our Independence Day, Americans celebrate and some non-Americans celebrate with US. I have never picked up on a 4th of July thread with so many people were posting angry tweets. It wasn't my imagination. When I checked for Australia's Independence Day. Those were some angry tweets! I have a lot of Indian friends. When I post "Happy Independence Day" to them I don't see a bunch of angry tweeters.