Posted on 01/01/2021 2:12:29 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
The Australian national anthem has been changed to reflect the nation's "spirit of unity" and its indigenous population, the country's prime minister has said.
The one-word change to Advance Australia Fair, from "For we are young and free" to "For we are one and free" takes effect on Friday.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.sky.com ...
“E pluribus unum”.
For now...
More PC Wokeness.
Normal Aussies and immigrants thoughts
Don’t care, fed up with the racist BS, we don’t bloody care mate.”
We are waiting for ancestors of UGH the cave man ( homo erectus)through his extended timespan of hereditary family to claim ownership of the planet because it was stolen from them by a neanderthal.
Now you know where this lbgtqp+++ crap started from.
Yes Aussie humor is Non PC
Indigenous.
Doesn’t that mean where something orginated?
That would leave the earth under the area.
And that’s about it.
Some plants and species of animals native to the land.
Boy dems are good at distorting the meaning of words.
Not good enough. White people must leave.
Leave Australia to the Chinese who will imprison and sterilize the natives out of existence without a word of criticism uttered.
>>“E pluribus unum”.
For now...<<
Not for many years. More like “E pluribus pluribus.”
You must remember than Latin is an inflected language - meaning that words ("pluralis" = "many") must be properly inflected, depending upon their specific function in the given sentence. Here, "e" (= "from" or "out of") is a preposition requiring that the modified word ("pluralis") be placed in the ablative = "pluribus." But the second instance of the word should then be in the nominative. Hence: "E pluribus pluralis."
Regards,
plures
ML/NJ
There!
See, changing one word is all it took to heal the racial wounds.
There will now be racial harmony forever more.
Thank you very much! (I had tried to piece this together using online resources - thank goodness there are people like yourself with actual school Latin!)
Regards,
pointus pedanticus aceptos.
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