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In nice simple pictures for the dolts who still think asylum seekers are a “problem” for the average Australian.
Being an asylum seeker is not fun. It’s shitty, and that’s putting it pretty lightly. Some people look down on you when they find out. I still have nightmares about all the places I had to go to (and to be honest, I had it pretty easy). So be proud of the fact that you’re a citizen of a safe country if you can.
It’s not as simple as those cards suggest. Many people, how ever they arrive in Australia, work and gain Centrelink benefits to send to family in their homeland, or avoid tax by working under the radar. Also, where would everyone live if they literally just showed up on the west coast? Would they automatically become a citizen, be put onto the electoral role? Also, Asylum Seekers have access to Centrelink benefits once they meet a certain criteria.
It isn’t easy to just say it’s not a problem to let thousands of people into the community, when it is. It’s a problem because of the effects it can cause of the ATO when thousands of payouts are made to people who may not be working or registered and paying their taxes. Just by making people wait, registered and accepted into the community, can this be balanced out. I think it’s a problem in that sense but I’m not going to wave the Australian flag and cause a riot on the beaches of Christmas Island.
Source: chnll
How are we on a scale of one to ten?
You can tell me, what do you say?
Do you wanna talk about it?
How does that make you feel?
I’m just a would’ve been, could’ve been, should’ve been, never was and never ever will be.
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Anohana Movie PVomg anohana has a movie?!
cannot wait :3
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the sorceress and her knight
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