Australian shooting witnesses more interesting than shooting itself

[SomeGuy]

This video:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0L2VaTWs9s

I saw this and it's blatantly staged.

Not the actual shooting obviously but definitely the interview with that girl and also the guy near the end.

what's a wog?

Usually a racist insult towards dark skinned people (comes from Golliwog )

In this context I believe it's directed towards New Zealanders.

It's a derogatory term for someone of Mediterranean extraction. They showed the whole thing on one of the commercial news stations and I was horrified, frankly.

No, it's definitely not applied to Kiwis. She may have mistaken Islanders or Maoris for Mediterranean people but it's not a broad term for dark-skinned people.

Bunny, that's what I knew it as in the past.
Can't believe people still openly use that term

In Australia it's quite specific.

She's vile. But I bet she'll end up as the centrefold in FHM or whatever vile lads' mags are around at the moment.

her performance is amazing. The whole thing from start to finish. There's the casual/confident racism, the liberal use of Australianisms - like 'bru' and 'ey', 'my fully sick boys', the way she goes from the confident 'chk chk boom' to a sad tone of voice almost crying as she remembers the horror.

proof if it were needed

hehe. I wonder how long she spent planning it. Like I said, it was nicely done.

I spent a long time in Australia and the Aussies are just about the most racist people you will ever meet. Sweeping statement, I know - but I was staggered by how blatant and unashamed they are about it.

I think most countries are more racist than Britain is. There's a lot of prejudice against black people in Asia for example.

casual racism is evidently not an impediment to career progression in Australia:

www.news.com.au/entertainment/story/0,28383,25549827-10229,00.html

She is an idiot. Most Australians think she is an idiot. The term wog is derogatory and I have actually not heard anyone under the ago of 30 use it for a long time. It was used to describe people usually from Italy or Greece. Used very heavily from the 1950's onwards (post WW2 immigration and Snowy Dam scheme)