It's now very apparent that Aussies are insular and arrogant , sounds like Nazi Germany just before the war ? bit of a worry.

Yes, clearly the same

Relax guys, its just one of common problems of every multicultural societies around the world like US, Canada, UK.

Why do I get this overwhelming feeling of Déjà vu?

Our little friend is back it seems, and on form too!

Avoid the showers.

Best for people not to generalise a whole nationality then I suppose...

biggest problem ive had from the aussies is them being to helpfull
had no issues at all, only people ive met who arnt happy are the brits who dont like it here, beats me why you would stay if your not happy, anyway ive had the piss taken out of me at work and ive dished it out, had no problems at all.
john

There's a joke just waiting to be told.

Personally, I haven't encountered any negativity towards Brits.
In Perth, I've found that a) there is a genuine respect for British trained teachers and b) it is actually quite difficult to find someone without some kind of British ancestor link - and hence there is an affinity.

I have to say that when I'm on Mullalloo beach - one of my favourites in the world - I do get embarrassed by the yobbish loudness of too many Scousers.
If they were in my face all day I think I'd turn racist.

Ya wah?

Deydododatdownderdontdeydo?

Loving your work.

The former also leads to depression and anxiety, and in extreme cases, suicide. By the British track record, when things start to go south in your country, what is the British thing to do? It's either sit at home on election time sipping and munching away at the tea and crumpets daydreaming about sunny skies or packing up your bags and going on invading Australia and the U.S. (specifically Florida, Texas, California, and Arizona) instead of staying at home and getting the politicians to listen to you. But then again that's what happens when it becomes the norm for society to start making patriotism like it's an extreme form of denial. In our daily life when we are depressed do we engage in some activity to relieve our depression? Some of us do, but clinical studies show most depressed people lose interest in life. See my point?

Like my quote above, lack of patriotism in your country only leads your politicians from stepping all over you like doormats. And I'm tired of being told I'm ignorant, stupid, and uneducated because I have pride in my country. Nobody's perfect, but why not celebrate what's GOOD? What's wrong in seeing that each country does have some good? Us Americans and Australians can see the good in our countries, but as usual, the defeatist British are always trying to shove down our throats with a huge magnifying glass that we have to hate ourselves because they mistreat aboriginals or we discriminated against blacks. Can you see why I'm PO'd? Because I can sure see why Australians are when you bash their country, on purpose.

I have never been looked down on by Aussies, most of them either want to ask where I came from, what made me leave the UK, or why I settled where I did. I often question Australian ways and have never been told to piss off back to England.

I know Australians who have travelled extensively and some who haven't. Not one has ever expressed the view that Australia is the be all and end all.

May I suggest that, instead of labelling all Australians in the way you have, you temper the information with the fact that maybe it's just a few who have this opinion? Every country has arseholes and every country have a majority of nationals who are normal, everyday folk. Unfortunately for whatever reason, you have met some of the arseholes. It's just a country, no different from any other. It has its negatives and its positives and you make of them what you will depending on how much you let either affect you.

I hate generalisations and that's no generalisation.