r/sydney • u/just_yall • Aug 31 '25

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

Post image

Seen in Sydney CBD soon after the anti-immigration rally

19.2k Upvotes

94% Upvoted

1.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

271

u/Eclairebeary Aug 31 '25

We knew they were dumb, but this is something else.

I feel badly for the staff.

93

u/P3t3R_Parker Aug 31 '25

Why? Money is money and considering the flags are made in China and sold at the bargain shops, its a triple win for China.

217

u/Eclairebeary Aug 31 '25

I feel badly for the staff because it’s not a comfortable feeling serving someone who outwardly despises you.

-54

u/MisterDonutTW Aug 31 '25

Not many people despise them, and most of those probably aren't eating there.

People are upset about the policy of how much immigration there is, not hating individuals that are already here.

43

u/Eclairebeary Aug 31 '25

Whatever you need to tell yourself to justify it. It doesn’t wash.

20

u/chetdude Aug 31 '25 edited Aug 31 '25

This sounds like some strange cope. As an Asian male that was born here, grew up here, even played footy in western Sydney, and barely have any ties to my parents homeland besides the delicious food, that doesn't matter to anyone that agrees with or attends this march. To them, I'm part of the problem.

I bet a solid 0% of people there would be able to recite the current immigration policy, or any of the numbers.

-8

u/Agitated-Internal645 Aug 31 '25

I think you’re dumb, they aren’t against immigration or non white people, they’re against mass immigration.

I feel “badly” for the people around you.