[plaz]

No that's not true at all. Anyone can get PR if they qualify for it (no you don't have to be White).

And racism is everywhere. Even in France.

Tip: Stop fearing and start doing

 

[plaz]

No that is not true. The things you say are just ridiculous.

P.S I'm a Vietnamese ( that's non-white for you) and everything here is great. It's illegal to discriminate in the workplace).

 

[plaz]

Because the things you bring up are unfounded bs.

And plus, your question has already been answered.

Everything else you're bringing up now is just trying to provoke drama [troll].

And the answer to your question is: False. It is not true that not only white English speaking people can have PR.

most australians hate the true owners of the land, and believe they're just british leaving in the other side of the world.

Citation? According to who? Where are you getting these "facts" from?

 

[plaz]

About immigrants talking about, even there is articles about how apartheid australia works

theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/dec/17/is-trenton-oldfield-right-to-say-racism-is-worse-in-australia-than-in-the-uk

LOL good lord. Have you actually read the comments? Most of the readers are saying the article is full of crap. Racism occurs EVERYWHERE in every country.

Here's one about the UK

Racism in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The BBC has reported that the latest crime statistics appear to support Phillips' concerns. They show that race-hate crimes increased by almost 600 per cent in London in the month after the July 7 bomb attacks, with 269 more offences allegedly "motivated by religious hatred" reported to the Metropolitan Police, compared to the same period last year.

Racist bullying: Far-right agenda on immigration ‘being taken into classrooms’ - Education News - Education - The Independent

More than 1,400 children and young people contacted ChildLine for counselling about racist bullying in 2013, up 69 per cent on the previous 12 months. Islamophobia is a particular issue in schools, according to the charity, with young Muslims reporting that they are being called "terrorists" and "bombers" by classmates.

Here's one about France

Egalité? Non: Is racism on rise in France? - CNN.com

"Racist attacks are on the rise in France," says N'Diaye."And racist slurs that used to be absolutely uncommon are becoming more and more common, if not more accepted, in growing parts of French society. So there is a lot to worry about when looking at the situation."

Here's one about Germany

Germany grapples with day-to-day racism | Germany | DW.DE | 02.09.2013

Racism not only affects black people in Germany, of which there are many fewer than in the US. Anti-Semitism is also a form of racism, as well as antiziganism directed against the Roma. "There are many parallels to other groups that are discriminated against in this country, the racist experiences are similar," said Della.

Again, racism exists everywhere. Australia has racism as well but it's not a big issue at all. Myself as a Vietnamese person, I can't even remember the last time or any time at all where someone has told me to "go back home" or "fuck off we're full". It simply isn't a thing to worry about. Life is good here and it's fair.

Basically, your argument is void.

 

[plaz]

Hope I'm wrong, really I hope so ... and thanks for answering, I'll think more about the idea of moving there..

BTW, what do you think about my 'english skills" at least on written level?

From your opening post, I sense so much fear in you. "I fear this." "I fear this" "I fear". Just ease up and relax a little. Don't believe everything you read online. They are sensationalized to just get people to read about it. Fact is, people here are very laid back, casual, fair and friendly (well most I've seen anyway).

Perhaps maybe you should get a tourist visa here first or something so you can see for yourself if you like it or not. And then you can decide if you want to move here. I still think you have too much doubts from all the crap you've read

 

[plaz]

BTW, what do you think about my 'english skills" at least on written level?

Full of grammatical errors but I still understood what you're trying to say. Not really a big issue