The Anglo Saxon race, in Australia/NZ, to an ethnic Asturian kind of Celtic Jew like me, looks like the most ridiculously insular thing you can imagine.
Even if they embrace men dressed as women or having surgery to become women, they still look incredibly insular and aloof to me.
It's amazing to me that this race can consider me extremely mentally ill and in 'need of help' for thinking this way, but perfectly at ease with their chronic alcoholism, illicit drug use and trans and gay rights.
I wonder when ethnic Asturian Celtic Jew Spaniards can transition to something acceptable to these people. They really look like insular nutjobs. I guess they find community in their similar accents. I have no idea.
I understand also from these Australian and NZ Anglo Saxons that apart from being mentally ill and in need of help, possibly urgent help, for feeling that Anglo Saxon Australians and New Zealanders are 'incultos' (Spanish for uncultured). It also makes me a racist.
Still, like the misunderstood transgender Julie from the taxpayer funded left wing ABC of the 1980s and beyond, I feel misunderstood. Except when I call the beautiful Americans of Colorado and their free helpline. I definitely need their help surviving the depressing, insular, uncultured, bigoted, ignorant, drug abused society that Australia is representing, spearheaded, in no small part, by the Anglo Saxons, historically speaking.
I mean these Anglo-Saxons are allowed to use that term all day long but I'm a racist if I do, go figure.
Here's some information on Wikipedia about Colorado:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorado
The population of Colorado 'entero' (Spanish for all up) is similar to Sydney if including nearby areas like central coast to the north and Mittagong to the south. Truly Sydney and surrounding areas is a mighty metropolis. Perhaps my problems are more to do with social alienation and feeling overwhelmed in an overly large and traumatic environment. Maybe I should just migrate to Perth or elsewhere in WA. Apparently they're desperate for workers now. I don't even really hate Anglo Saxons I just feel alienated.
I also like talking to lifeline in Australia but the Colorado Americans are incredibly gentle and understanding people, I always enjoy venting with them. I'm a fan even if the elevation in Colorado isn't anywhere near as high as I'd imagined perhaps. I do like mountainous terraine.
