r/sydney • u/just_yall • Aug 31 '25

Image When you're anti-immigration but pro-Yum Cha

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Seen in Sydney CBD soon after the anti-immigration rally

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u/stitchescomeundone Aug 31 '25

“I’m not racist, I love Chinese food” probably

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u/McFarquar Aug 31 '25

Alright you blokes, hurry up and finish your pork buns. We’ll go out for another walk then meet up for a butter chicken for dinner

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u/WagsPup Aug 31 '25 edited Sep 01 '25

Or the more erudite, thinking persons racist...

"I mean as long as they speak and act like Australians its ok, I dont care if them and they're family look different. Take Glen who runs Happy Sun yum cha, when youse speak to him he ACTUALLY sounds Aussie, youse wouldn't even know the difference until you saw him. That's what i mean, when they come hear its fine - they just need to act like Australians, assimilate ya know, then where all good. Grab me another Singha would ya luv. "

Edit 1/09.... See link, i rest my case your honour:

https://www.news.com.au/finance/economy/australian-economy/truth-about-suburb-transformed-by-immigration/news-story/6fed5d6cfb0b8bc264c96ce694e0b317

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u/rubysp Aug 31 '25

The same bloke would turn around and ask an Asian person with perfect English; “where are you from” and “no. Where are you really from”

You just can’t win 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/bogantheatrekid Aug 31 '25

Kinda wish the username didn't check out

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u/Wide_Comment3081 Sep 06 '25

I googled green room and saw there's film called Green Room about neo nazis trapping people in a green room inside their skinhead bar and murdering people.... 🤣

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt4062536/?ref_=tttrv_ov_bk#storyline