Objectively, Australia is the best country

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Ramasta9

My old man goes there twice a year to relax and reset. But less off beat and more touristy areas.

He wants me to go with him, but 'I need you to run the business while I am gone'. 

Bastard! I love him. It is a lot of responsibility. I only do it so he can relax. 

If I were to visit, it would be to explore and not for comfort  

 

[oOo]

14 hours ago, oOo said:

Australia has many positives; whether it is “best” depends entirely on the lens applied. Since the dispossession of Aboriginal culture, Australian identity has passed through multiple phase transitions, not merely political but geopolitical and governmental, particularly over the last decade as international power distributions have shifted.

Its most pathological feature is also its most revealing though, Australian culture increasingly exists symbolicall, in newspapers, panels, branding, and mediated narratives, while being almost absent in the country’s most densely populated lived environments. Culture is archived rather than inhabited in a way, yet this same absence is also its latent advantage, especially for immigration policies heh. For those positioned to receive externally redistributed power, Australia functions less like a nation and more like an open operating system, lightly populated by myth, administratively flexible and unusually receptive to global reconfiguration haha.

This is the only frame in which Australia’s trajectory makes sense to me, not as some declining national identity, rather, as a country in identity escrow. In an ideal resolution, one that currently feels no better than probabilistic parity, it may become the first genuinely global nation, no longer anchored to a single ethnocultural narrative, acting as an interface to indirectly help other countries burn through older national colours.

The timing of this transition has been embedded for decades, even encoded in the national anthem, though rarely read as such. It’s actually pretty humorous, the same people decrying are the same people proudly singing the very same words that detail that pro immigration is like its biggest asset ———- I recommend reading the Australian National Anthem. Mass media instead rebranded the narrative into first- and second-generation jerseys, presenting demographic succession as if it were the final chorus rather than a transitional verse which is why it’s smoke gullibles but I’d argue most if not all good people, will just take the puff of. News media performed the primary work of this reframing, supported by softer propaganda systems, sport chief among them. Australian rules football for example, once a cultural unifier became a demographic amplifier ha! Concentrating identity anxiety and projecting it outward as concerns like “over-immigration,” confusing bait and switch momentum’s. 

On top of that though the First and Second World Wars were pivotal not only geopolitically but psychologically in creating the generational trauma bond, embedding habits of alignment, obedience, and inherited narrative continuity that persisted long after their strategic necessity expired. These habits shaped how Australia learned to sing itself, even as the underlying score changed.

Australia is not self-annihilating per se. It is between stories and always was, it’s becoming always what it set-out to be (again, read the Australian National Anthem). Whether that interval resolves into decay or transformation depends on who recognises that the jersey was never the nation, the choir was never permanent, and the clock has been ticking the entire time on the change of hands heh. There’s a lot of humour in it, it would be satirical if not for all the people it genuinely wounds though which is sad. As people feel lost, and they can’t find the same grace because they’re not told that the truth was always just a puff of smoke they inhaled for existential relief they were told was “cool and hip” branded as “mateship, a fair go and Aussie Aussie Aussie! National pride”, totally oblivious to the fact that as soon as that lie was told, the lie recategorised the inevitability as an existential cancer that was going to take people emotionally from the inside out. A small externalised drip they were told was an internalised drip towards slowly deeper a slowly deeper truth the more one integrated into “TRUE Australian Culture! YEAH G’Day mate!” Until, well a lot of us have woken up now; just on different levels.

But yeah, enjoy yourself as a tourist sure, it’s ur holiday when u make the trip and it can facilitate that in many ways; genuinely.

For a chuckle to serve my points quoted above, just made for fun with AI:

Many of my friends are immigrants, it’s just the lies and lack of transparency that I despise, and that fragments my loyalty that is otherwise all things being equal absolute and imperturbable. If they were just open about the fact they were going to be the first example of a country that set the tone of the New World Order I’d appreciate it, but it’s massive disrespect to many intelligent Australian’s. 

And here’s the Anthem, which in reality is the Anthem of the New World Order, if anyone needs anything pointed out let me know. It becomes obvious when you see the order. Ha!

Enjoy the laugh! But I am “Fair Dinkum!”

‘AUSTRALIAN’ NATIONAL ANTHEM

Australians all let us rejoice,

For we are one and free;

We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil;

Our home is girt by sea;

Our land abounds in nature’s gifts

Of beauty rich and rare;

In history’s page, let every stage

Advance Australia Fair.

In joyful strains then let us sing,

Advance Australia Fair.

Beneath our radiant Southern Cross

We’ll toil with hearts and hands;

To make this Commonwealth of ours

Renowned of all the lands;

For those who’ve come across the seas

We’ve boundless plains to share;

With courage let us all combine

To Advance Australia Fair.

In joyful strains then let us sing,

Advance Australia Fair.

Edited 17 hours ago by oOo

[Ramasta9]

5 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@Ramasta9

My old man goes there twice a year to relax and reset. But less off beat and more touristy areas.

He wants me to go with him, but 'I need you to run the business while I am gone'. 

Bastard! I love him. It is a lot of responsibility. I only do it so he can relax. 

If I were to visit, it would be to explore and not for comfort  

 

🙏❤️
 

[Butters]

Commenting because I also really wanna visit Australia some day 🇦🇺 

Perhaps also New Zealand, I've already seen old Zeeland. 

Edited 3 hours ago by Butters