Things I hate about my country part 1

>USA
>spoiled
it's a corporate wasteland which suppresses the underclasses within all sects of society. it's getting to be the same everywhere else as well. refer to the LNP of australia and they've been destroying the bedrock of democracy with murdoch for decades upon decades

Apathy
The saying 'She'll be right mate' is not of being assured but rather of Apathy. If something is going to shit slowly it's the phrase to say. Nobody in this country actually gives much of a shit about much, politics is the occasional game show on 7 News that you get to learn about. This apathy has been present since the first elections where almost nobody actually went to vote which is why voting here is mandatory because only a small proportion of people actually would if it was a choice.

you're still a subservient cuck to the crown and your country is filled with deadly spiders and indigenous monkeys, and you're gay, literally have stars in your flag, u gay? twinkle toes.

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>1975 constitutional crisis
>cia involvement

we are indeed the masters of "cultural cringe", even coining the term. as an armchair psychologist, my guess is that it comes from the convict and colonial mindset still in our conscious

Geez, cucked by Emus, swooped by Magpies....why are OZ birbs so mean?

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Australia is a nice country but I really fukcing Australians

To the rest of us, you're just some displaced Brits

Jesus, I hope you're shitposting...

That's not true though, Australians worship their footy and other weird traditions, believogn them to be the apex of civilization, blind as to how stupid they look to civilized outsiders (AKA Europeans)

gough's removal was a coup for sure. Australia had the potential to break away from the Allied powers and Gough was the one to do it. I hate the state of things and sometimes I feel ashamed that our diplomatic relations often involve our resources being pilfered and public assets sold. With that said, if I ever live to see Australia grow to nationalise exports and get rid of Atlantic influence I'll never have a prouder moment in my life.

>can you describe australian culture for me
Sure.
Australian culture is hard to pin down but it has a lot of roots in frontier and Victorian culture. Most of our houses are Victorian in style, and we still have a lot of cultural elements from the frontier/gold rush period. I was surprised playing Red Dead II because a lot of those American towns look just like a modern Australian country town, stuff like that hasn't changed much.

The cities are all different - Brisbane is a quiet family city, Melbourne mostly focuses on the arts, it has a thriving arts and food scene, interesting architecture, and has the biggest tram network in the world. Sydney is very finance-focused, Hobart and Tasmania is absolutely beautiful and it even snows there. You could spend years in Tasmania just hiking and exploring.

South Australia has a lot of very interesting German colonial heritage. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hahndorf,_South_Australia

Adelaide is quite beautiful, it's a city of sandstone.

I know very little about the Northern Territory and Western Australia, but I know that Perth has really good cycling infrastructure.

The ACT is beautiful with snowy mountains and wide open plains. Canberra is interesting - it's the capital city but it's incredibly quiet. Probably has one of the highest densities in the world of art galleries, museums, and things of that nature.

Our popular culture is pretty distinct from the rest of the world. We have a very big music scene of Surf Rock and Punk (which Brazilians seem to love because they're also into surf rock). We have our own cuisine which yeah isn't known to much of the world but it does exist, there are plenty of restaurants. You have to remember that our cuisine is descended from all sorts of cultures since we're a colonial country so it won't be completely distinct, but it exists. Remember our country is like 200 years old.

I could go on.

he asked about culture not scenery, so the only thing Australia has culturally is imported food?

>he asked about culture not scenery, so the only thing Australia has culturally is imported food?

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I keep getting rangebanned because of my countries posters

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>American culture is worshiped
Anglos worship culture of anglos, interesting.

only victorians care about footy

There's a pretty apt difference between the US and many anglo ex colonies. Even the UK itself is pretty americanized now and hold a small inferiority complex over it (they'll never admit this)

>Even the UK itself is pretty americanized now
yes
>and hold a small inferiority complex over it
absolute bullshit

cope

No. It is really not. These American hellscape tropes really need to die. The average American is extremely comfortable, whether he is black, brown, or white.

lol, I have relatives in Australia and the only thing that I don't like in your country, as a foreign, is the internet speeds. Seriously, I live in a third world country as you can see, but is pretty easy to get a 100Mb internet here.

Cultural inferiority is kinda normal. The same happens here.

Australian here, you sound like a massive faggot who has never left the country. Go and spend time somewhere else and you’ll value our culture infinitely more.

>being an obnoxious cunt that always has to avatarfag whenever he posts
just get a trip so i can filter you or just go back already