YES!! 100% YES!! There is Racism in Australia. **Life's Short and Australia is Racist(full stop)** !! i, gave up my PR in Australia 2 years ago after living there for 8 years and Decided to go back Malaysia 2022 cause i just Can't stand the Racism anymore even to the staged i felt like i had suffered Trauma &PTSD from 99.99% of Australians. AGAIN! " *Life's Short so its NOT❌❌ worth Spending a few Yearss of your LIFE getting Abused* " !!
There's so much casual racism against indians online that there are dedicated yt channels for this. It scares me how much us indians face in real world.
There will be causal racism against almost everyone ( doesn’t matter indian, asians, white, blacks,etc) in a country where they are not a majority. Hoping this will change in future 😊
The Indians I worked for for 11 years, demonstrated more than a little casual racism towards a number of other ethnicities over those years. They also demonstrated a good deal of misogyny, as well as classism - as did many of their Indian employees and friends.
I’m sorry those things happened to you mate your people are beautiful people with a great culture. I’m Ugandan and I have had my own experience with racism in Australia and have had enough Australia is a very racist country and it amazes me how they think they live in the best country in the world.
Racism in australia is Live &Well. There's NOTHING Livable nor Best about this Country in the World!! MOST Magazines or News📰 that said So, are ALL their OWN Kinds👍!!
Australian- aussie are 100% RACE and CEASED!! In- fact, one of the MOST on this earth👆🌍 even worse than America 🔜!! As asian, i got repeatedly abused, spit saliva💦💦 multiple time5x on streets the BEST👍part Police does NOTHING when NEVER❌❌ encountered as much as That in Canada/ the UK!!
👍👍 As a Malaysian- chinese, the R@C!SM in Australia is 99.98% &Only 0.02% are *NOT* ❌❌!! They are even *NOT* ❌❌ the BEST👍 Nor even Livable!! MOSTLY, are said by their OWN kind and people even Magazine or News📰🗞 ARE paid by their OWN Kind!!
Life’s SHORT = it’s NOT Worth spending a few years of your Life getting racially Abused resulted TRAUMA& mental- ill !! Especially when you had a few years of your Life living As Human the God gave you!!
the story about the housing application getting rejected . . I have heard similar instances. One owner I know who rejected Indian students said it was because of the pungent odour from the Indian cooking. He didn’t like the stench in his house.
I remember doing an inspection of a home and I remember not even completing it due to the smell from cooking, the agent explained the last tenants were Indians. I felt sorry for the owner, because he would likely have to do renovations to get rid of the smell.
Sad to say, but true. Overall, in terms of cultural and social attitudes, Australia is about 20 to 30 years behind countries like the US and UK. On aspects like racism, Australia is stuck in a bit of a 'time-warp'. I speak from personal experience, having lived long years in both Australia and the UK. Having said this though, it is important to recognize that the 'racists' are a minority, and the large majority of Australians are decent and friendly.
"racists are NOT❌❌ a minority in Australia , maybe in other parts of the World but Surely not in Australia", and i can confirm 100% that Large majority(almost 98.99%) of Australians are actually still Well- Racist and Alive"!! i, gave up my PR in Australia 2 years ago after living there for 8 years(2011-2019) and Decided to go back Malaysia 2020 cause i just Can't stand the Racism in Australia anymore even to the Staged i felt like i had suffered PTSD &TRAUMA from 99.99% of Australians due to the abused &racially judgemental!! **Life's Short so its NOT❌❌ worth Wasting a few years of your time getting Racially Abused &having side effects from it** !!
I live in Melbourne, and I also get asked by random strangers "Are you Indian?" and then followed by "do you speak Indian??". Obviously, it's not the worst thing possible to happen to you, but it's just uncomfortable. I mean, you don't see me going up to every random white person and asking them "are you white?" and asking "do you speak English??" !!! I have also experienced people being suspicious of me in stores because of my race.. people do it more with my dad. My dad has had to take either my sister or I with him to stores, to avoid having shop keepers follow him around. However, Melbourne is not bad compared to Geelong. Geelong is *HORRIBLE* !!!! Racial slurs against Indians spray painted on walls and people openly being racist.
I am sorry to hear that. I have been to Geelong a couple of times but ya it might be a different story living there. Thanks for sharing your experience. Hope it gets better with time :)
Racism is everywhere specially in the western world. I had two black African friends who went to India for a visit, they were treated badly by the locals but white foreigners specially women are adored! I am from south east Asia and had racial experience in Aus but it did not stop me from living a good life for 20 years and many of my friends are Australians.
I don't know why the white dude didn't let you rent the house, I mean if the stereotypes are to be believed then Indian's are considered hard working and you're likely to not have issues with rent and I've never heard of Indian's trashing a rental home. I agree with the 'curry' name calling. I get called wog and I'm fine with it as a joke among friends, but not from some random stranger. At the end of the day it's going to be the same regardless of country.
I don't see much Diversity in India when it comes to powerful positions. India is far more racist than any Western country. Maybe look at your own backyard before commenting on Australia.
Congrats man. I have got a few friends in Perth and none of them ever had to face racism as such. There might be few instances but i am sure nothing major. All the best 😊
But if u dont like someone and theyre fat youd call them fat doesnt make you fat phobic its just the first most obvious thing to grab and use. If the person u hate is black u might use that instead but doesnt make you racist.
hey bro, you north indians are lucky in the sense that you have lighter skin colour than us south indians so you face lesser racism and people might think you're from Pakistan or some other countries because of your light skin
Actually you are wrong. I can say with certainty that the North Indians with 'lighter skin' face much more racism in Europe and the US than the darker-skinned South Indians. The reason for this is simple. Exactly as you have said, the lighter-skinned North Indians are difficult to distinguish from Pakistanis or even Middle-Easterners, and therefore are often mistaken as Muslims. Sadly, there is still a lot of ill-will in the Europe and the US towards Muslims, due to the perception of terrorism, etc. By contrast, the dark-skinned South Indians are distinctly 'Indian', and nobody thinks they could be from Pakistan or the Middle-East. As a result, typically, they face much less racism in Europe and the US. This is particularly true for Europe and the US, but probably less so Australia who have not been at the receiving end of terrorist violence to the extent that Europe and the US have been. By the way, I speak from personal experience - with innumerable friends from both the North and South of India. I am an old man now, but have lived in the 'West' for many decades now - including in the US, the UK, and Australia (I now live in the UK).
formal suits arent appropriate attire for the most popular nightclubs in melbourne. its very hard for people they dont know to get in whatever race. unless your group of hot chicks. those arent the slurs that australians say about indians. i dont know for sure but in the third case in this super hot rental market, it sounds like someone just offered more money for the property before you signed the contract. it happens, its not ment too but people are greedy. you act like all the property is owned by white australians. the largest landlord in my area is an old Sikh bloke he cant be the only one across melbourne. even in what the 2008-2009 trouble, seemed to me to be young rich indian kids. who on their first time out of their mothers loving gaze. moved to the roughest and toughest part of melbourne because it was cheap. then had to find out the hard way why it was so cheap, because that was where all the criminals lived. just think of moving to the worst suburb of any city in any country and not have any trouble with the locals ask an indian from the 80's what racism is and how different things are now.
Not many property owners want to risk losing value on a house with the smell that most Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi/Afghani people leave in the carpets, wallpaper and anything else that absorbs the smell of burning spices. I was married to a Pakistani woman and when we moved out of our first property, we lost the bond (several thousand dollars). All the problems we left were HER FAULT. Spills on the carpet, burning all kinds of stuff in the pot to make food, cockroaches everywhere. Even now, when my son comes home from visiting his mother, we have to check his luggage for cockroaches. (There are no cockroaches where I live, it’s too cold for them). She was filthy to live with and her city was the filthiest place I have ever visited (Karachi). She had never done housework in her life (she grew up with servants).
you need to assimilate more...... learn about the new ways in Australia , embrace those ways and ditch the old ways. Strangely, it's the old ways that made the country what it was, ways that made it attractive for people to call it home. Now, we all need to change to the ways of the newcomers - we need to change our ways to take up their ways! But, I cannot buy matches and kero .......... I'll move to Europe instead! ASSIMILATE
Except most Australians don't descend from the original convicts. Most descend from later free settlers. And even the ones who are descended from the convicts are usually proud of their heritage and don't see it as an insult.
I lived five years in Melbourne and for last one year living in Sydney, overall it's not bad but there have been few instances in the past.. I think it's just that some people are bad.. most of the time it's okay
I had an instance in Canada where I was a student went to check the apartment. They showed us an apartment and while coming down in an elevator they firstly asked us if we were a student or not so they have a reason to deny our application but the real reason came where the dude asked if we are Canadian or not ? Obviously we were not but at the end they were trying to twist the point and hoping that we leave without asking for a reason but I knew what they were trying to say so I asked if they can give an apartment or not and they said NO because we were students (which wasn't a real reason). Considering the fact about our employment which is all 3 of us were already working in our field of study with high pay rate, there was no reason for us to be denied just because of our financial situation. Luckily, I got what they were trying to say and never hoped to hear back from them, we managed to not being homeless.
@@maverick7323 we were making fairly more than an average student make while they are studying. We also had paystubs plus recommendation from last landlord to show as a proof.
Thanks for being honest. Most of us are friendly. Looking at the comments I think some people misunderstand, Australians are a bit nosey. Because everyone comes from somewhere else we love discussing ethnicity, my husband and I are generational Australian but he is from German blood and I am from Irish. It is just something Aussies talk about , especially if they're from the country. I know a lot of people find it insulting but it really means we're interested in hearing your story.
@@addykhanejaI am from Punjab sikh hun but pagri nhi 😅hain ,meri bhi 12th hoo geyi hain 2022 me and main bhi ielts kar raha hun or main bhi australia aane wala hun aake paas australia kaha se hoo aap bhaijaan
@@harman-nh7vg Great man. I live in Melbourne, If you need any help regarding coming to Australia, Feel free to reach out on instagram mate : instagram.com/adityakhaneja/?hl=en Stay safe :)
As i said in the video, 99.9% of Australians are super friendly and not racists at all. I feel amazing talking to someone from the 0.1% category. You just made my day better 🤣
@@addykhaneja... your English is very good just like Americans. Australia English 🤔 I don't know how they communicate themselves the UK some sht you know.. American English people can understand easy course #1 USA 🇺🇲 believe me 95 Of Americans will tell you something .
it's the same situation here in Germany as well. When it comes to housing, if they find out you're Indian, they might reject your application because of concerns about cooking smells.
I lived in Melbourne for 16 years, but I grew up in New Zealand. The only reason I never faced racism is because I don't look Bengali. I am pretty fair for a Bengali. When someone asks where I'm from I still mention Bangladesh. It doesn't matter that I never grew up in Bangladesh, if you're of colour, people still wanna know what you are by blood, not by land. The logical answer is your motherland, unless you're of mixed ethnicity. I act confused when I ask a Chinese where they're from and they say they're Australian when they're not, they're still Chinese. I asked one of my ex-colleagues where she's from and she said Malaysia when she's from Tamil Nadu, she even looks like she's from there because both her parents are South Indian. It doesn't matter what your passport says, you're still an Indian by blood. It just confuses people when you refer to the land. Where you're born doesn't change your blood. Aussies are still British by blood. I only face racism online when I try to defend Muslims who get bullied, or else people can never tell that I am one as I don't wear a hijab. Bengalis don't really wear hijabs, but whites assume every Muslim do. Maybe because I have an Aussie accent I never got bullied, nobody ever questioned my faith. Then I realized, I am living in a country where faith doesn't really matter. Most Aussies are atheists, and they expect you to not have a belief system. I didn't wanna live in a place where people lack faith in God, because I believe there is a God that helped me through my struggle. I may not pray 5 times, but I am still a believer. I don't think I need to pray 5 times to prove to anyone that I'm a Muslim. Even narcissists pray 5 times wearing a hijab, but they're still narcissists. Hijab doesn't represent Islam, it's just a cultural outfit for Arabs. Narcissists are everywhere, they are in every race, culture and religion. No religion in my opinion teaches anything bad, but to live in a country where nobody has faith affects you greatly in the long run. Nobody helps you during your difficult times. When people realize this, they leave Australia. A psychotic Aussie bloke even bashed a heavily pregnant Muslim woman in Sydney, and that really scared me. Atheists lack humanity, not just faith. There are drug addicts everywhere in Australia who begs around for money, and they get violent when you don't give them change. Mental illness is a major factor in Australia, all because they have no belief system. Hindus at least have their own belief system, so does Christians, but not Atheists. After spending 23 years overseas I have learned that there is no place better than your own homeland where nobody can be racist 💯
Numerous foreign tourists have been attacked by violent drug addicts and alcoholics in Australia. It's definitely not safe to leave your house after sunset over there.
Your hypocrisy is incredible; at the same time as condemning Australia and many of its people in rather bigoted terms, you complain of being discriminated against. There are many educated Australians who are humanists, and believe in treating others, as they wish to be treated themselves. I'm one of them. A modern, secular society, is preferable to one based on any religion, which is based on mythology and often misogyny.
Your conclusion that "99.5% of Aussies are not racist" is correct. Basically Aussies don`t give a stuff where you come from. It is what`s inside that counts. As to the denial of a rental property; the reason is because it is a fact that often Indians (like Chinese) will pack a place with as many bunk beds as they can fit! People I know have moved out due to that happening. BTW, I lived with Indians for 2 years & we all enjoyed each others company including good natured "winding up". Indians to me seem more inclined to enjoy humour than other Asian type people. They are gigglers & tend toward cheerfulness.
YES!! 100% YES!! There is Racism in Australia. **Life's Short and Australia is Racist(full stop)** !!
i, gave up my PR in Australia 2 years ago after living there for 8 years and Decided to go back Malaysia 2022 cause i just Can't stand the Racism anymore even to the staged i felt like i had suffered Trauma &PTSD from 99.99% of Australians. AGAIN! " *Life's Short so its NOT❌❌ worth Spending a few Yearss of your LIFE getting Abused* " !!
All the English convicts and pommes from the UK brought this Racism behaviour to Australia when they left the UK.
@@Wayne-fn1sw 👍👍🥰 IF Only i can give you a Billion Thumbs up👍
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@@golinlim2221 Totally agree with you bro, I too am a Malaysian, I'd love to go back but unfortunately my child was born here,
@@6330-z3p you had NO idea the Suffers & Pain from the racial discriminations during my time in- Australia👍👍
Some Australians can be like that. Random people calling an Indian man curry is just horrible.
Ya it can be a bit daunting especially when you are new to the country
There's so much casual racism against indians online that there are dedicated yt channels for this. It scares me how much us indians face in real world.
There will be causal racism against almost everyone ( doesn’t matter indian, asians, white, blacks,etc) in a country where they are not a majority. Hoping this will change in future 😊
Show your enemies no mercy once you have the upper hand.
@@shreeraaman1667 take it easy bro
The Indians I worked for for 11 years, demonstrated more than a little casual racism towards a number of other ethnicities over those years. They also demonstrated a good deal of misogyny, as well as classism - as did many of their Indian employees and friends.
I’m sorry those things happened to you mate your people are beautiful people with a great culture.
I’m Ugandan and I have had my own experience with racism in Australia and have had enough Australia is a very racist country and it amazes me how they think they live in the best country in the world.
Racism in australia is Live &Well. There's NOTHING Livable nor Best about this Country in the World!!
MOST Magazines or News📰 that said So, are ALL their OWN Kinds👍!!
MOST of them who said so, "australia is liveable Country best country in the world", ARE of course 100% their OWN kind/People!!!
Australian- aussie are 100% RACE and CEASED!!
In- fact, one of the MOST on this earth👆🌍 even worse than America 🔜!!
As asian, i got repeatedly abused, spit saliva💦💦 multiple time5x on streets the BEST👍part Police does NOTHING when NEVER❌❌ encountered as much as That in Canada/ the UK!!
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As a Malaysian- chinese, the R@C!SM in Australia is 99.98% &Only 0.02% are *NOT* ❌❌!!
They are even *NOT* ❌❌ the BEST👍 Nor even Livable!! MOSTLY, are said by their OWN kind and people even Magazine or News📰🗞 ARE paid by their OWN Kind!!
Life’s SHORT = it’s NOT Worth spending a few years of your Life getting racially Abused resulted TRAUMA& mental- ill !!
Especially when you had a few years of your Life living As Human the God gave you!!
the story about the housing application getting rejected . . I have heard similar instances. One owner I know who rejected Indian students said it was because of the pungent odour from the Indian cooking. He didn’t like the stench in his house.
You gotta make some sacrifices to make that butter chicken taste good 😀🤷
I remember doing an inspection of a home and I remember not even completing it due to the smell from cooking, the agent explained the last tenants were Indians. I felt sorry for the owner, because he would likely have to do renovations to get rid of the smell.
Sad to say, but true. Overall, in terms of cultural and social attitudes, Australia is about 20 to 30 years behind countries like the US and UK. On aspects like racism, Australia is stuck in a bit of a 'time-warp'. I speak from personal experience, having lived long years in both Australia and the UK. Having said this though, it is important to recognize that the 'racists' are a minority, and the large majority of Australians are decent and friendly.
Thanks for sharing your experience. And truly said on the fact that racists are minority now
100%Agree racism has not over in whitesh countries ..just decrease ..still scary to live there...
I wold say majority is racist only few good people are there
bullshit, England is no different
"racists are NOT❌❌ a minority in Australia , maybe in other parts of the World but Surely not in Australia", and i can confirm 100% that Large majority(almost 98.99%) of Australians are actually still Well- Racist and Alive"!!
i, gave up my PR in Australia 2 years ago after living there for 8 years(2011-2019) and Decided to go back Malaysia 2020 cause i just Can't stand the Racism in Australia anymore even to the Staged i felt like i had suffered PTSD &TRAUMA from 99.99% of Australians due to the abused &racially judgemental!!
**Life's Short so its NOT❌❌ worth Wasting a few years of your time getting Racially Abused &having side effects from it** !!
I live in Melbourne, and I also get asked by random strangers "Are you Indian?" and then followed by "do you speak Indian??". Obviously, it's not the worst thing possible to happen to you, but it's just uncomfortable. I mean, you don't see me going up to every random white person and asking them "are you white?" and asking "do you speak English??" !!! I have also experienced people being suspicious of me in stores because of my race.. people do it more with my dad. My dad has had to take either my sister or I with him to stores, to avoid having shop keepers follow him around. However, Melbourne is not bad compared to Geelong. Geelong is *HORRIBLE* !!!! Racial slurs against Indians spray painted on walls and people openly being racist.
I am sorry to hear that. I have been to Geelong a couple of times but ya it might be a different story living there. Thanks for sharing your experience. Hope it gets better with time :)
@@addykhaneja I don't live in Geelong.. I have a family friend who does.
Racism is everywhere specially in the western world. I had two black African friends who went to India for a visit, they were treated badly by the locals but white foreigners specially women are adored! I am from south east Asia and had racial experience in Aus but it did not stop me from living a good life for 20 years and many of my friends are Australians.
True, I totally agree with you
UK has racism it's done discreetly.
As a indian I m sorry for that incident with your friends ...we are not like that...
I don't know why the white dude didn't let you rent the house, I mean if the stereotypes are to be believed then Indian's are considered hard working and you're likely to not have issues with rent and I've never heard of Indian's trashing a rental home. I agree with the 'curry' name calling. I get called wog and I'm fine with it as a joke among friends, but not from some random stranger. At the end of the day it's going to be the same regardless of country.
Yea true that. Thanks for sharing your experience. Appreciate it David 😊
Trust me, it's not the rent the landlords is worried about
I don't see much Diversity in India when it comes to powerful positions. India is far more racist than any Western country. Maybe look at your own backyard before commenting on Australia.
Wish you would have seen the whole video before commenting. But its ok. 😊
it's called Casteism. It's worse than racism.
@@addykhaneja Dont worry...the moron is white
lol your knowledge sucks
Shame that a lot of the comments here are only responding to your title and didn't even watch the video
Thanks for noticing that. Hope you liked it 😊
Welcome to Australia,,full of racist dialogue. I was born here,and I'm 63.i still have to deal with racist comments..
English people brought this behaviour when they left the UK and invaded Australia.
I got Admission in Curtin University, Perth. Is it fine for us Indians? Any Racism exist there ?
Congrats man. I have got a few friends in Perth and none of them ever had to face racism as such. There might be few instances but i am sure nothing major. All the best 😊
@@addykhaneja Thanks for reply..
Australians abuse each other with the C word and if they call you a curry or something similar it is not racist
Hi barry, thanks for sharing your opinion. That could actually be true. 😊
How blunt are you??
But if u dont like someone and theyre fat youd call them fat doesnt make you fat phobic its just the first most obvious thing to grab and use.
If the person u hate is black u might use that instead but doesnt make you racist.
Nice video
Thanks mate. Appreciate it
You see whatever you're saying is something I agree with but you look damn cute!
That is kind of you to say that😊
You need to go to Specsavers
hey bro, you north indians are lucky in the sense that you have lighter skin colour than us south indians so you face lesser racism and people might think you're from Pakistan or some other countries because of your light skin
M sorry if you ever faced racism. I believe we are all Indians but i totally understand your point. Thanks for sharing this 😊
No, pakis and Bengalis claim to be Indian( they literally admit it)
Actually you are wrong. I can say with certainty that the North Indians with 'lighter skin' face much more racism in Europe and the US than the darker-skinned South Indians. The reason for this is simple. Exactly as you have said, the lighter-skinned North Indians are difficult to distinguish from Pakistanis or even Middle-Easterners, and therefore are often mistaken as Muslims. Sadly, there is still a lot of ill-will in the Europe and the US towards Muslims, due to the perception of terrorism, etc. By contrast, the dark-skinned South Indians are distinctly 'Indian', and nobody thinks they could be from Pakistan or the Middle-East. As a result, typically, they face much less racism in Europe and the US.
This is particularly true for Europe and the US, but probably less so Australia who have not been at the receiving end of terrorist violence to the extent that Europe and the US have been.
By the way, I speak from personal experience - with innumerable friends from both the North and South of India. I am an old man now, but have lived in the 'West' for many decades now - including in the US, the UK, and Australia (I now live in the UK).
Crazy you believe being considered Pakistanis is any better😂
Yeah there is big time
Hope it gets better :)
Bro do you face racism in offices also. What about dating experience in Australia
Hi maverick. Nope. Never at workplace. Dating experience was good as well, as I said 99% of people in Australia are super welcoming
formal suits arent appropriate attire for the most popular nightclubs in melbourne. its very hard for people they dont know to get in whatever race. unless your group of hot chicks.
those arent the slurs that australians say about indians.
i dont know for sure but in the third case in this super hot rental market, it sounds like someone just offered more money for the property before you signed the contract. it happens, its not ment too but people are greedy. you act like all the property is owned by white australians. the largest landlord in my area is an old Sikh bloke he cant be the only one across melbourne.
even in what the 2008-2009 trouble, seemed to me to be young rich indian kids. who on their first time out of their mothers loving gaze. moved to the roughest and toughest part of melbourne because it was cheap. then had to find out the hard way why it was so cheap, because that was where all the criminals lived. just think of moving to the worst suburb of any city in any country and not have any trouble with the locals
ask an indian from the 80's what racism is and how different things are now.
I had an Indian Uber driver pick me up and he told me he experienced more racism in Indian
DOESN'T even make sensess...an indian experienced racism in india🤭🤭 - WHERE'S your proofs ⁉❓❓
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m not surprised, its everywhere
@@addykhaneja and then he told me Sri Lankans smell and don’t shower, going by my brothers Sri
Lankan friend he’s right actually 😆
How to talk Australian for Indians 😆
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nah you are capping
Brother why are you not speaking in hindi?
Good point. I am going to do next video in hindi 😊
@@addykhaneja what's your Real full Name Addy!!?
Hey @honered9475 , its Aditya Khaneja
I call bullshit
Good call
Not many property owners want to risk losing value on a house with the smell that most Indian/Pakistani/Bangladeshi/Afghani people leave in the carpets, wallpaper and anything else that absorbs the smell of burning spices.
I was married to a Pakistani woman and when we moved out of our first property, we lost the bond (several thousand dollars).
All the problems we left were HER FAULT. Spills on the carpet, burning all kinds of stuff in the pot to make food, cockroaches everywhere. Even now, when my son comes home from visiting his mother, we have to check his luggage for cockroaches. (There are no cockroaches where I live, it’s too cold for them).
She was filthy to live with and her city was the filthiest place I have ever visited (Karachi). She had never done housework in her life (she grew up with servants).
The main problem is your face 😈 it's very disgusting
you need to assimilate more...... learn about the new ways in Australia , embrace those ways and ditch the old ways.
Strangely, it's the old ways that made the country what it was, ways that made it attractive for people to call it home.
Now, we all need to change to the ways of the newcomers - we need to change our ways to take up their ways!
But, I cannot buy matches and kero .......... I'll move to Europe instead!
ASSIMILATE
Brooo it's not the place to diss your ex 😬
@@ddshhrss LOL
When they call you curry call them convicts
Except most Australians don't descend from the original convicts. Most descend from later free settlers. And even the ones who are descended from the convicts are usually proud of their heritage and don't see it as an insult.
In this instance the superior “C”word will do the job.
@@SanctusPaulus1962Convicts 😂😂😂 they did descend from convicts bro 😂
@@Navy7345 "cunt" is not an insult in Australia. It's a term of endearment.
@@BeachSamuraiStudios Did you even read my comment?
I lived five years in Melbourne and for last one year living in Sydney, overall it's not bad but there have been few instances in the past.. I think it's just that some people are bad.. most of the time it's okay
True. Thanks for sharing your experience 😊
I had an instance in Canada where I was a student went to check the apartment. They showed us an apartment and while coming down in an elevator they firstly asked us if we were a student or not so they have a reason to deny our application but the real reason came where the dude asked if we are Canadian or not ? Obviously we were not but at the end they were trying to twist the point and hoping that we leave without asking for a reason but I knew what they were trying to say so I asked if they can give an apartment or not and they said NO because we were students (which wasn't a real reason). Considering the fact about our employment which is all 3 of us were already working in our field of study with high pay rate, there was no reason for us to be denied just because of our financial situation. Luckily, I got what they were trying to say and never hoped to hear back from them, we managed to not being homeless.
Sorry to hear that mate! Glad you got that quick. All the best for your life in Canada
@@maverick7323 we were making fairly more than an average student make while they are studying. We also had paystubs plus recommendation from last landlord to show as a proof.
Thanks for being honest. Most of us are friendly. Looking at the comments I think some people misunderstand, Australians are a bit nosey. Because everyone comes from somewhere else we love discussing ethnicity, my husband and I are generational Australian but he is from German blood and I am from Irish. It is just something Aussies talk about , especially if they're from the country. I know a lot of people find it insulting but it really means we're interested in hearing your story.
This is one of the most beautiful comments on any of our videos. You summarised Australian culture and its essence perfectly 😊
He talks about racism he face, now what about islamophobia in Australia. I am worries about this
I am sorry to hear that mate
Hi brother , i am form Punjab India. Aap ki tarif - Aap bohat achhi angreji bolte hoo jaise real me koi angrej hoo 😇 |
Hey harman, you just pick up bit of an accent when you live here. However, i am trying to speak more in hindi now in upcoming videos 😄
@@addykhaneja means ki tarif ki koi baat nhi hain 😅 | Hindustan kaha se hoo aap, taatparya(means) konsi state me se hoo bro aap |
From Delhi, What about you Harman?
@@addykhanejaI am from Punjab sikh hun but pagri nhi 😅hain ,meri bhi 12th hoo geyi hain 2022 me and main bhi ielts kar raha hun or main bhi australia aane wala hun aake paas australia kaha se hoo aap bhaijaan
@@harman-nh7vg Great man. I live in Melbourne, If you need any help regarding coming to Australia, Feel free to reach out on instagram mate :
instagram.com/adityakhaneja/?hl=en
Stay safe :)
Sick accent 🔥
Thanks kavin. It changed a bit since moving to Australia 😊
Nah, he still talk like an Indian and is trying to talk like an Aussie, go back to your country curry man, we don’t want you here!
As i said in the video, 99.9% of Australians are super friendly and not racists at all. I feel amazing talking to someone from the 0.1% category.
You just made my day better 🤣
@@addykhaneja... your English is very good just like Americans. Australia English 🤔 I don't know how they communicate themselves the UK some sht you know.. American English people can understand easy course #1 USA 🇺🇲 believe me 95 Of Americans will tell you something .
it's the same situation here in Germany as well. When it comes to housing, if they find out you're Indian, they might reject your application because of concerns about cooking smells.
ahh I see
I lived in Melbourne for 16 years, but I grew up in New Zealand. The only reason I never faced racism is because I don't look Bengali. I am pretty fair for a Bengali. When someone asks where I'm from I still mention Bangladesh. It doesn't matter that I never grew up in Bangladesh, if you're of colour, people still wanna know what you are by blood, not by land. The logical answer is your motherland, unless you're of mixed ethnicity. I act confused when I ask a Chinese where they're from and they say they're Australian when they're not, they're still Chinese. I asked one of my ex-colleagues where she's from and she said Malaysia when she's from Tamil Nadu, she even looks like she's from there because both her parents are South Indian. It doesn't matter what your passport says, you're still an Indian by blood. It just confuses people when you refer to the land. Where you're born doesn't change your blood. Aussies are still British by blood.
I only face racism online when I try to defend Muslims who get bullied, or else people can never tell that I am one as I don't wear a hijab. Bengalis don't really wear hijabs, but whites assume every Muslim do. Maybe because I have an Aussie accent I never got bullied, nobody ever questioned my faith. Then I realized, I am living in a country where faith doesn't really matter. Most Aussies are atheists, and they expect you to not have a belief system. I didn't wanna live in a place where people lack faith in God, because I believe there is a God that helped me through my struggle. I may not pray 5 times, but I am still a believer. I don't think I need to pray 5 times to prove to anyone that I'm a Muslim. Even narcissists pray 5 times wearing a hijab, but they're still narcissists. Hijab doesn't represent Islam, it's just a cultural outfit for Arabs. Narcissists are everywhere, they are in every race, culture and religion. No religion in my opinion teaches anything bad, but to live in a country where nobody has faith affects you greatly in the long run. Nobody helps you during your difficult times. When people realize this, they leave Australia. A psychotic Aussie bloke even bashed a heavily pregnant Muslim woman in Sydney, and that really scared me. Atheists lack humanity, not just faith. There are drug addicts everywhere in Australia who begs around for money, and they get violent when you don't give them change. Mental illness is a major factor in Australia, all because they have no belief system. Hindus at least have their own belief system, so does Christians, but not Atheists. After spending 23 years overseas I have learned that there is no place better than your own homeland where nobody can be racist 💯
Numerous foreign tourists have been attacked by violent drug addicts and alcoholics in Australia. It's definitely not safe to leave your house after sunset over there.
@@shreeraaman1667 What utter rubbish!
Your hypocrisy is incredible; at the same time as condemning Australia and many of its people in rather bigoted terms, you complain of being discriminated against. There are many educated Australians who are humanists, and believe in treating others, as they wish to be treated themselves. I'm one of them. A modern, secular society, is preferable to one based on any religion, which is based on mythology and often misogyny.
Bhaiya itni kam videos channel pe 😕 apko har week 2 videos bananii chahiye
working on it mate. Will start doing that soon :)
Your conclusion that "99.5% of Aussies are not racist" is correct. Basically Aussies don`t give a stuff where you come from. It is what`s inside that counts. As to the denial of a rental property; the reason is because it is a fact that often Indians (like Chinese) will pack a place with as many bunk beds as they can fit!
People I know have moved out due to that happening. BTW, I lived with Indians for 2 years & we all enjoyed each others company including good natured "winding up". Indians to me seem more inclined to enjoy humour than other Asian type people. They are gigglers & tend toward cheerfulness.
Thanks gary, glad you see it that way! But yea can’t emphasise it enough that most of the aussies are super friendly