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When it comes to you dirty little saudi wife beaters I make it my business you dumb fuck
And take your fucking guns back to your sand castle you camel jockey
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A comparison of US and Australia. USA might be better for Migration
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When it comes to you dirty little saudi wife beaters I make it my business you dumb fuck
And take your fucking guns back to your sand castle you camel jockey
Hee Hee Hee
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When it comes to you dirty little saudi wife beaters I make it my business you dumb fuck
And take your fucking guns back to your sand castle you camel jockey
Hee Hee Hee
You must really set up an appointment to see the doctor tomorrow, better walk in, and if you don't have insurance, can go through emergency.... now I understand why abortion is still legal.... in case incest relationship produces people with low IQ like yourself.
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Whoa! Now here is a hit and a half for your ass! Our Bearded Cave dweller wants to know about my benefits! He wants to know my PPO and Co-Pay.This coming from a Saudi Arabian Trained Jihadi operating a sleeper cell somewhere in redneck America while openly supporting Ron Paul who likes expensive Healthcare, big machine guns in the hands of minors at gun shows, so we can have more Virgina Techs, and of course the fucker speaks in tongue every Sunday.
I think I see the link between you terrorists and the NRA camp. They give you guns, you go to their churches, ah that must be it. A little tit for tat. And when you smack your wife and fuck your daughter they wont call the Dept of Families.
Sick Fucker
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Whoooooo Hoooooooo
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Monkeys say, monkeys do
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Quiero chocar tu cabazea con un arbol puta
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Monkeys say, Monkey do. Worst, you're not such a product of an incest with low IQ. You're an illegal alien!
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Yes you Saudi trained terrorists planning attacks on our country are illegal. And you fuck camels and goats too
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Whoooo OOOOOO
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Monkeys say, Monkeys do.
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This is one of the reasons I told JBJ why he shouldn't be bothered to run for election in Singapore to help Singaporeans back in the 90s. He can be very passionate about Singapore but, just like many onlookers on this forum, no one cares, Singaporeans prefer to be on the sideline. And these guys can go on and on and on with their nonsense everyday. So talented Singaporeans simply quit Singapore. Those who stayed on will be called "stupid" or "idiot". Chaim See Tong is also wasting his time.... as long as Singaporeans' mentality doesn't change, people like Aussie Prick can go on and on and on.... just like...
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Hey Non-Singaporean Saudi Arabian person,
Failed Saudi Jihad Recruiting Posters:
1. "Be Allah you can be"
2. "Aim Low"
3. "An Army of None"
4. "The Few....................................."
5. "Martyrs have more fun"
6. "Vigins....we got Virgins!!"
7. "Free Camoflage Turbans....sign up today!"
8. "Uncle oSAMa wants you"
I think they forgot the wife beating!
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Are Muslims not welcome in Australia? Is that why you bash them?
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I'm a sinkie born & bred. I live in the US, have lived here for the past 4 years. Actually, the prices of stuff varies GREATLY from state to state, region to region, even store to store (eg prices at different Walmarts can vary for the same item)
On the whole, yes, I believe Aussie prices are much higher than in the US. In fact, I have a little side business selling items I buy here to Aussies.
Remember, Aussie min wage is much higher than the US's min wage of US$7.25/hr. Hence, you have to pay for that in terms of labour costs.
Oz GST 10%, in the US, it again varies greatly. It's 0% in Oregon and I believe DE & ND. However, states that don't charge sales tax will get their revenue elsewhere eg higher property tax/state income tax/capital gains tax (even if you haven't sold your holdings etc). Some states (I think CT charges sales tax of as much as 12.5%. I think NY is 9.5% + NYC tax etc etc). Here in CO, state tax is 2.9% but there are additional county taxes etc and depending on where you buy stuff, can go up to as high as 8.5%. The area in CO where I live, it's 5.1%, that's considered quite good. Actually, I have never seen only 2.9% tax in any of the areas I've shopped at.
You cannot make a sweeping statement on sales taxes etc
In terms of healthcare, the US system is a shame. If you fall sick or have an existing condition, and are denied or cannot afford health insurance, you're dead. Sadly, the privileged Americans are looking out for themselves and we've yet to see any overhaul. Personally, I'd rather pay more in tax and not have to worry about health and higher education.
Food here, I agree is cheap. Prices fluctuate with seasons/sales so you have to keep track of them, stock up when it's cheap. Now, I'm paying $0.66/lb for chicken legs, milk $1.88 (up from $1.58 before but down from earlier price of $2.99)/gal. Bread $0.78 etc. In summer, fruits and vegs are cheap, in winter, they go up in price because they come in from Cali or Chile. Always buy in season. Mushrooms here are $4.99/lb and up but I hear in oz it's $1/bag. You cannot make sweeping statements about prices. Same with gas here.
Houses, of course, there are now some dirt cheap ones but mostly are in disrepair and/or in bad areas etc. Where I live, the price has remained pretty stable in the housing collapse because this area was mostly out of the speculative market. In high-end (eg Aspen) areas, prices have come down but nowhere near 'cheap'.
Domestic airfares within US/Canada are EXPENSIVE - it may cost as much to fly to the next state over as it is to fly to say Japan from NY/LA (lots of deals by SIA btw)
Just want to make things clearer for the reader. I cannot speak about the Aussie situation, only what I experience here in the US.
On the whole, yes, I believe Aussie prices are much higher than in the US. In fact, I have a little side business selling items I buy here to Aussies.
Remember, Aussie min wage is much higher than the US's min wage of US$7.25/hr. Hence, you have to pay for that in terms of labour costs.
Oz GST 10%, in the US, it again varies greatly. It's 0% in Oregon and I believe DE & ND. However, states that don't charge sales tax will get their revenue elsewhere eg higher property tax/state income tax/capital gains tax (even if you haven't sold your holdings etc). Some states (I think CT charges sales tax of as much as 12.5%. I think NY is 9.5% + NYC tax etc etc). Here in CO, state tax is 2.9% but there are additional county taxes etc and depending on where you buy stuff, can go up to as high as 8.5%. The area in CO where I live, it's 5.1%, that's considered quite good. Actually, I have never seen only 2.9% tax in any of the areas I've shopped at.
You cannot make a sweeping statement on sales taxes etc
In terms of healthcare, the US system is a shame. If you fall sick or have an existing condition, and are denied or cannot afford health insurance, you're dead. Sadly, the privileged Americans are looking out for themselves and we've yet to see any overhaul. Personally, I'd rather pay more in tax and not have to worry about health and higher education.
Food here, I agree is cheap. Prices fluctuate with seasons/sales so you have to keep track of them, stock up when it's cheap. Now, I'm paying $0.66/lb for chicken legs, milk $1.88 (up from $1.58 before but down from earlier price of $2.99)/gal. Bread $0.78 etc. In summer, fruits and vegs are cheap, in winter, they go up in price because they come in from Cali or Chile. Always buy in season. Mushrooms here are $4.99/lb and up but I hear in oz it's $1/bag. You cannot make sweeping statements about prices. Same with gas here.
Houses, of course, there are now some dirt cheap ones but mostly are in disrepair and/or in bad areas etc. Where I live, the price has remained pretty stable in the housing collapse because this area was mostly out of the speculative market. In high-end (eg Aspen) areas, prices have come down but nowhere near 'cheap'.
Domestic airfares within US/Canada are EXPENSIVE - it may cost as much to fly to the next state over as it is to fly to say Japan from NY/LA (lots of deals by SIA btw)
Just want to make things clearer for the reader. I cannot speak about the Aussie situation, only what I experience here in the US.
Delighted to help. Here are basic rules when planning to migrate to US/Canada or any other countries
1) Don't look at the Official Immigration/Migration website of the desired destination country
2) Don't search this forum or any other forums that covers topics on emmigration
3) Don't provide any background such as age, work status, family composition in case people might want to provide info within context
4) Don't even attempt to start a conversation or attempt to ease into a question.
Will cover the topic on what to do when you reach there in a few days time.
1) Don't look at the Official Immigration/Migration website of the desired destination country
2) Don't search this forum or any other forums that covers topics on emmigration
3) Don't provide any background such as age, work status, family composition in case people might want to provide info within context
4) Don't even attempt to start a conversation or attempt to ease into a question.
Will cover the topic on what to do when you reach there in a few days time.
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Sorry, but don't understand you r fisrt point here. Why not?
2nd point- depends. Certainly not this forum I agree.
3rd point and 4th points- Yes. agree. In case you get losers discourging you and spoil your day.
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You're clueless aren't you!:p
Let me give you an analogy. Suppose someone asked in this forum - "How do you fly a plane and thanks for the help" What do you do?
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