@@kentallard8852 Especially when new estates are created in the outer suburbs. It's ridiculous to have just one bus that runs far too infrequently in those new suburbs. Whilst the roads are not even properly created or widened until AFTER the estates are well established, causing nothing but traffic nightmares for those residents. Public transport and roads infrastructure has been a nightmare for far too many decades. It took the Vic government 40 years to finally get a train out to South Morang. And since then, the outer suburbs of Melbourne have been extended even further out into the northern suburbs, with only infrequent buses to rely on. It's a major mess. We can't get the rail loop soon enough.
*This man was the voice over for the 1987 Grim Reaper Aids Bowling Ad I'm pretty sure . *And btw no one talked to each other on the trains , they would have their heads buried in a newspaper or the gigantic The Age newspaper , listening to a walkman , or reading a book or magazine. I caught the trains in the 70's & 80's all the time 🚉
Not entirely true. I often found friendly people on trams and trains in the eastern suburbs in the 80s. If you want an example of unfriendly miserable people on public transport come to shitty adelaide. Especially females, you can see the contempt in their eyes not that they ever make eye contact with you.....never happens. People in adelaide are very strange, aloof and paranoid on public transport or anywhere in public. Melbourne in the 80s and 90s was awesome. Still the best city to live in now just ahead of Perth.
I used to get the Warrugul train (back when they had electric and it was a Comeng) from the cbd to Berwick each evening. And the same group of 4 or 6, not sure if they worked at the same place, got on the train and they played ‘cards’ together for the entire journey.
What fake timeline did you guys come from? In the 80s and 90s almost everyone had their heads buried in newspapers or a book. I still recall watching them as a kid, the small Sun, the middle-sized Herald, and the oversized Age, and the sounds the businessmen would make as they deftly flipped over the page and folded it back
No. It was less than today for sure but that must've been staged. Also tolls were in operation so many went around the long way. There were booths at east side where the servos are. Underground walkway for staff access is probably still there.
@@ThePaulv12 I went across on a below zero morning in 86. A friend had gone across about an hour earlier. At the highest point he was faced with 2 sets of headlights, the bridge was like an ice skating rink. I was warned & crawled across, it was really slippery. It was quite scary. I think they had ice warnings back then.
With these factors: - West Gate Bridge tollbooths (abolished 1985) - A1.236 (Entered service 11-10-1984) - Bus 208 is a MAN SL200, registered MYD-208 on 21-01-1981. This ad likely was originally aired sometime in late 1984 or 1985.
i came to melbourne twice in the early 90s on holiday as a kid and the trams then were excellent jump on jump off i loved it hawthawn carlton to the cbd then changed somewhere for a tram to st kilda beach and i always saw a tram for glen iris that was a funny name to me and always laughed and l miss seeing the the vintage trams that were running at the time
There is still one vintage tram that runs, it's called the City Circle tram and it travels a fixed circular route in the heart of Melbourne. It's free because it's aimed at tourists.
@@TrickyMario7654 How old are you 15 ? Miss that era ? Kennett didn't face a pandemic and he sold the pants off Victoria. Only a dipshit would compare those two situations.
I believe the person with the moustache ,talking to their fellow train passenger, was then Transport Minister Steve Crabb who oversaw the ticketing improvements and infrastructure improvements that saw a boost to public transport use in Melbourne.
Yeah the conductor who always smelled like old spice and electrical fire used to hole punch your ticket, think i still have my zone 1-2-3 ticket from 1994 or something
@@Colt45hatchback I used to keep all my bus tickets because sometimes the driver's hole punch would be a bit blunt and wouldn't knock the hole all the way out, so I'd poke it back in and punch it myself on a different day. I lived in Zone 2 and the tickets tended to vary in shade of blue from one day to the next but if you collected your tickets for a couple of weeks you'd be able to match up shades and stick one ticket to the back of another, thus filling in the punched holes and providing you a blank ticket essentially. And then I could spend that 65 cents at the school canteen instead.
@@nocomment4848 where you only had to buy 12 a year and scratch the month and of the inspectors got on the train have you finger ready to scratch the date. Saved heaps as I was a daily commuter.
2020 - Melbourne dead quite in lockdown 2021 - Melbourne public transport everybody 1.5 metres away from each other with masks on. Road traffic chaos. How we must all miss the 80s!
@@radic888 You can partly blame that on newer tram designs (C, C2, D1/D2 and E1/E2-class) being low-floor. The wheels really do take up room. This is not a problem on the remaining high-floor tram designs (W8, Z3, A1/A2 and B2-class), as the wheels are under the interior space. But it sacrifices disability access.
@@russellmiles2861 great TV ad that they stopped all the traffic going over. A major freeway. At dusk which is usually peak hour. Also remember that in the 80’s the western suburbs were tiny (none of the Werribee corridor, much smaller Altona and Laverton, no Caroline Springs or most of Deer Park north of the western highway) and it wasn’t practical much heading to Ballarat with no western ring feed-in) and the direction this freeway was going in was so undeveloped it wasn’t funny outside the inner West. Yes I do remember peak hour but the majority was heading south East and east. Tolls were also not abolished until 1985 and only then because people were avoiding the bridge and using the surface streets to avoid it through Footscray and Kensington. So it’s entirely conceivable on the bridge.
Oh @@andyrob3259 the Eastern freeway is often near empty. There can be next to no traffic on Heidelberg road. It just depends what time of day the photo is taken. Most of our major roads are only used about 15 % of the time. The feeways are big cost just to deal with traffic a few hours a day. I take between 5 and 20 minutes to get to work. No gig deal. But if you don't like you like just move to Greymouth. It is a lovely place and very little road congestion
0:18 - isn't this pretty much the Eastern Freeway and West Gate Freeway after the new tunnels are connected to them? I mean, this ad has a 20 lane freeway depicted...the Eastern Freeway is gonna be 24 lanes wide in some sections, lol.
2023 Vic Govt Ad: 'As now everyone has a fear of being near others, half the former passengers work from home, and the economy is destroyed, cutting public transport is the 'right thing to do'".
@@RealNotOrrio The thing is tho: Melbourne is basically the centre for many industries in Victoria and Australia. If u are gonna do that, u're also gonna have to convince businesses and corporations to move to regional centres too.
@@AdamFordGhostships maybe you were trapped out in the suburbs, tucked away in your bed by 7pm at night ? lol. i know i wasnt and neither were the people i associated with. there was always plenty going on under the surface for those in the know
@@AdamFordGhostships Melbourne was FANTASTIC in the 80's!!!!! And, anyway, if Melbourne were in some kind of "decline" (it wasn't!) than what was your (and the government's, etc) 'remedy' for it? Overwhelming us in our own city and suburbs, with a deluge of foreigners, turning it into a 'multi-cultural' sh*tstorm, and fantasising that life will go on really nicely?
Yeah Aussie culture had been dismantled and all of the major cities are just globalist economic zones now. You’re only allowed to notice white replacement is you think it’s a good thing; if you don’t think it’s a good thing and you notice, then you’ll be called a neonazi conspiracy theorist
@@garynewton1263 No shit. They were still two completely different liveries and brandings. It was fairly uncommon to see Metropolitan Transit after The Met was introduced. Not that you'd know that, you weren't even alive you silly little child.
@@bradallen8909 WRONG. The Met was Green and Yellow and Metropolitan Transit Authority was green and yellow. They were exactly the same thing. Before that trains were orange and it was 'VicRail'. Before that is was 'VR' Victorian Railways blue and yellow. And no silly child here, I was born in 68, I'm 54 and yes I'm an expert in Victorian railways because I was supposed to be a train driver when I left Tech school. I did volunteer work as a station assistant on weekends at Heyington, Jolimont & West Richmond stations pulling the destinations signs and checking tickets unbeknownst to VicRail 1980-82 coz I loved trains so much. So, what's your excuse for being here and getting 99% of your facts wrong?????
The day I come across a video like this, and there are no hateful, bigoted comments, is the day that I'll die of shock. Why can't we just enjoyably compare the past to now, without all the nasty, negative comments towards migrants, or blaming just one side of politics for the mess you may perceive of the world today. So many problems with traffic congestion, public transport, etc, is the blame of BOTH sides of politics that have neglected our roads infrastructure for far too long. As for migrants, the vast majority have contributed positively to Australia in so many ways. Slagging them all off, and ranting like a white supremist, is just ugly and pathetic.
How about people say what tf they like without some silly marxist girl policing their speech, and you go away and die of shock regardless? If people don’t like the fact the globalists are deliberately replacing them and dismantling their cultural identity, they are free to voice that (at least until your beloved cancel culture silences their right to any opinion contrary to the globalist narrative)
@SKOTP69 you are a fucking drop kick mate being Australian doesn't mean you have to be some 8th gen bogan infact I'm proud to be a first gen Aussie and have nothing to do with you lot
@@chrizzle6222 No, I'm not a "drop kick".. Two things also. Many of those who'd be called bogans (tradies, football players, etc, who should no better) are now seemingly all on board with 'diversity' (for one reason, or another, because being a bogan has always meant being a conformist, and if things are 'going the way they are' now, then that's the way they blindly go)) and other bogans (drazos, junkies, etc) are really letting our side down with their behaviour. Our generations are whom and what have made our nation. Just what do you think a nation is?! We''ve been made a minority in our own cities and suburbs (I will see more Indians and Africans around each day now, than our fellow Australians. You'd better WAKE UP! You've said it yourself then, "you're proud" to have "nothing to with" us lot. What an ungrateful sod. What arrogance. I'm wondering if there's such a level of "immigration" into your own country?! Your name sounds European. There's a radical difference between the Europeans who came here (even with the trouble some of them have caused) from the 50's 'til the 70's; whom share certain crucial similarities with us and were never going to outnumber us - and the genocidal numbers foreign populations (whom are generally drastically different to us), whom treacherous government and corrupt business have brought here in the last ten years. Our society, our future, our future generations, our very lives, are in peril. Your insults only further enflame my anger at all of this.
That's a BIG understatement now lolz especially now in 2020 with his handling of Covid19 now in 2020! He's forever ruined melbourne, we've had bad premeriers in the past but this really takes the bite out of the Corona cake!!!
@@TheAxelay Yeah sure fuckwit... It has absolutely nothing to do with assholes not doing the right thing does it? You seem like the type of dick that needs constant supervision in case they purposely drink hydrocloric acid... Or maybe you think that somehow Dan Andrew's is responsible for every single one of us and all of our shitty actions.. There is no one to blame except the dickheads that do the wrong thing at the wrong time...
@@JohnCitizenDU Well said. I can point out the good and bad from BOTH SIDES of politics in Melbourne. But the ALP and Greens haters won't accept the truth.
That traffic is Melbourne now
Wow
I’m really living in the future
2 vehicles on the Westgate at the start. That would be amazing
@@Nixxtrr lockdown traffic
there was a massive disinvestment in public transportation through the 1990s and 2000s and 2010s
@@kentallard8852
Especially when new estates are created in the outer suburbs.
It's ridiculous to have just one bus that runs far too infrequently in those new suburbs. Whilst the roads are not even properly created or widened until AFTER the estates are well established, causing nothing but traffic nightmares for those residents.
Public transport and roads infrastructure has been a nightmare for far too many decades.
It took the Vic government 40 years to finally get a train out to South Morang. And since then, the outer suburbs of Melbourne have been extended even further out into the northern suburbs, with only infrequent buses to rely on.
It's a major mess.
We can't get the rail loop soon enough.
*This man was the voice over for the 1987 Grim Reaper Aids Bowling Ad I'm pretty sure .
*And btw no one talked to each other on the trains , they would have their heads buried in a newspaper or the gigantic The Age newspaper , listening to a walkman , or reading a book or magazine.
I caught the trains in the 70's & 80's all the time 🚉
Not entirely true. I often found friendly people on trams and trains in the eastern suburbs in the 80s.
If you want an example of unfriendly miserable people on public transport come to shitty adelaide.
Especially females, you can see the contempt in their eyes not that they ever make eye contact with you.....never happens.
People in adelaide are very strange, aloof and paranoid on public transport or anywhere in public.
Melbourne in the 80s and 90s was awesome.
Still the best city to live in now just ahead of Perth.
Wasn't it that old guy from playschool? Bert or whatever his name was.
Take me back to that Melbourne please
It was a lot whiter, and a lot less politically correct
An Australia with actual Australians, Not full of first generations
1980: We're getting there
2021: Still getting there..
Getting there is half the fun
@@RohanMcMaster unless you're running late already and they spring rail replacement buses on you.
@@jamesrowlands8971 yeah lol
@@Comeng_ it's NOT FUNNY.
Actually it kind of is.
People interacting on the train? Haven’t seen that since 1990
That use to be the norm.
No one on their phone 📱
Pakenham line still has interaction
I used to get the Warrugul train (back when they had electric and it was a Comeng) from the cbd to Berwick each evening. And the same group of 4 or 6, not sure if they worked at the same place, got on the train and they played ‘cards’ together for the entire journey.
What fake timeline did you guys come from? In the 80s and 90s almost everyone had their heads buried in newspapers or a book. I still recall watching them as a kid, the small Sun, the middle-sized Herald, and the oversized Age, and the sounds the businessmen would make as they deftly flipped over the page and folded it back
Look at West Gate Bridge . That was what it was like in 1986.
No. It was less than today for sure but that must've been staged.
Also tolls were in operation so many went around the long way.
There were booths at east side where the servos are. Underground walkway for staff access is probably still there.
@@ThePaulv12 I went across on a below zero morning in 86. A friend had gone across about an hour earlier. At the highest point he was faced with 2 sets of headlights, the bridge was like an ice skating rink. I was warned & crawled across, it was really slippery. It was quite scary. I think they had ice warnings back then.
With these factors:
- West Gate Bridge tollbooths (abolished 1985)
- A1.236 (Entered service 11-10-1984)
- Bus 208 is a MAN SL200, registered MYD-208 on 21-01-1981.
This ad likely was originally aired sometime in late 1984 or 1985.
That's incredible. How do you know all of that?
Yup while I believe the Realto would of still been under construction at that time as it wasn’t officially completed until 1986.
That yellow Sigma wagon at 0.20 dates from 1984 or so.
Thanks Einstein 😊
Anyone know why the got rid of toll booths on westgate?
i came to melbourne twice in the early 90s on holiday as a kid and the trams then were excellent jump on jump off i loved it hawthawn carlton to the cbd then changed somewhere for a tram to st kilda beach and i always saw a tram for glen iris that was a funny name to me and always laughed and l miss seeing the the vintage trams that were running at the time
There is still one vintage tram that runs, it's called the City Circle tram and it travels a fixed circular route in the heart of Melbourne. It's free because it's aimed at tourists.
Kennett stuffed up our city
He did. I left melb at the beginning of 1996. Every few years I returned transport got worse . Too much privatisation!!
Yes & no . One thing he did by accident was get us some decent roads, at a huge cost Victorians. He completely ignored public transport.
globalisation, privatisation.. basically corrupt politicians working out of self interest, not for the people who voted them in
Andrews is stuffing things up way more than Kennett ever did.
@@TrickyMario7654 How old are you 15 ? Miss that era ? Kennett didn't face a pandemic and he sold the pants off Victoria. Only a dipshit would compare those two situations.
Woah! Cool old buses trams and trains in this ad😉!
I believe the person with the moustache ,talking to their fellow train passenger, was then Transport Minister Steve Crabb who oversaw the ticketing improvements and infrastructure improvements that saw a boost to public transport use in Melbourne.
People talking to each other on the train and not on their phones 📱
What a awesome name for a metro system... The Met
Creative, right? I wonder how much the members of the Naming Committee were paid to come up with that?
I wish I was born in 1971 so I can experience the 80s and 90s, even though you'd don't get a lot of money, it is still good times I guess.
You get a lot more money than you do now a days. If you bought property or just invested in an index fund you’d be rich
Yes you missed out.
The 80s was awesome in Melbourne.
Melbourne's population in 1986 was 2.8 million and driving was easy.
It was it truly was amazing city.
@@andrewmica1914 Which city?
The Met system was introduced around late 1983- early 1984. I vaguely remember before this, tickets for public transport were all single use.
Yeah the conductor who always smelled like old spice and electrical fire used to hole punch your ticket, think i still have my zone 1-2-3 ticket from 1994 or something
@@Colt45hatchback I used to keep all my bus tickets because sometimes the driver's hole punch would be a bit blunt and wouldn't knock the hole all the way out, so I'd poke it back in and punch it myself on a different day. I lived in Zone 2 and the tickets tended to vary in shade of blue from one day to the next but if you collected your tickets for a couple of weeks you'd be able to match up shades and stick one ticket to the back of another, thus filling in the punched holes and providing you a blank ticket essentially. And then I could spend that 65 cents at the school canteen instead.
And then we had the scratchy tickets for a while
@@nocomment4848 where you only had to buy 12 a year and scratch the month and of the inspectors got on the train have you finger ready to scratch the date. Saved heaps as I was a daily commuter.
@@xr6lad lmao, good times
2020 - Melbourne dead quite in lockdown
2021 - Melbourne public transport everybody 1.5 metres away from each other with masks on. Road traffic chaos.
How we must all miss the 80s!
1983 - Melbourne dead quiet without lockdown
1983 - only about 400,000 people used public transport.
I DO NOT miss the 80s. OK I miss the music ...
It's a fucking nightmare now!
I enjoyed my 4 years in the railways in the 80s, fond memories.
No cars on the West Gate Bridge 🤣
Thanks for the upload! Is the last part of the video taken from the shrine of remembrance?! Looks beautiful
I remember those days
0:18 to 0:23 is what the Monash will resemble when widening completed late 2022
Today the ad would be selling the fact that ‘we’re removing more and more seating for better comfort.’
The 7 carriage HCMT trains have the same number of seats as the old ones I think
@@iamthinking2252_ Thank you, but I was on a tram yesterday, and there were definitely fewer seats than the day this ad was first aired.
@@radic888 You can partly blame that on newer tram designs (C, C2, D1/D2 and E1/E2-class) being low-floor. The wheels really do take up room.
This is not a problem on the remaining high-floor tram designs (W8, Z3, A1/A2 and B2-class), as the wheels are under the interior space. But it sacrifices disability access.
@@radic888
Cool story 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
See how empty the streets were. Wow. Westgate was empty!!
Melbourne 👍🏻
Perth should follow
The nightmare prediction looks exactly like the condition of the roads today!
And now they are removing seating from the trains to squeeze more people in!!!!
More, foreigners.
Jeez look at how light traffic was on the Westgate. One car in front of the bus and a couple behind.
It was a TV ad. Don’t you remember driving. We had traffic congestion; lots of traffic congestion.
@@russellmiles2861 great TV ad that they stopped all the traffic going over. A major freeway. At dusk which is usually peak hour. Also remember that in the 80’s the western suburbs were tiny (none of the Werribee corridor, much smaller Altona and Laverton, no Caroline Springs or most of Deer Park north of the western highway) and it wasn’t practical much heading to Ballarat with no
western ring feed-in) and the direction this freeway was going in was so undeveloped it wasn’t funny outside the inner West. Yes I do remember peak hour but the majority was heading south East and east. Tolls were also not abolished until 1985 and only then because people were avoiding the bridge and using the surface streets to avoid it through Footscray and Kensington. So it’s entirely conceivable on the bridge.
Oh @@andyrob3259 the Eastern freeway is often near empty. There can be next to no traffic on Heidelberg road. It just depends what time of day the photo is taken. Most of our major roads are only used about 15 % of the time. The feeways are big cost just to deal with traffic a few hours a day. I take between 5 and 20 minutes to get to work. No gig deal. But if you don't like you like just move to Greymouth. It is a lovely place and very little road congestion
@@andyrob3259 Wait... the Westgate used to be tolled??
@@RiffRaffMama. yup. Until the early 80’s. The toll plaza was about where the modern day ‘freeway services’ are on the Port Melbourne side.
0:18 - isn't this pretty much the Eastern Freeway and West Gate Freeway after the new tunnels are connected to them? I mean, this ad has a 20 lane freeway depicted...the Eastern Freeway is gonna be 24 lanes wide in some sections, lol.
2023 Vic Govt Ad: 'As now everyone has a fear of being near others, half the former passengers work from home, and the economy is destroyed, cutting public transport is the 'right thing to do'".
Sounds like most major cities all over the world then.
Not just in Vic.
The good old days of Melbourne. Now way over populated.
LoL... People that think like you are working on reducing the numbers... 😶
@@zokm8165 if I was the PM I would deport 3 million people out of Melbourne to ease congestion and crime. Lol
@@nunziorose1749 i mean you can make them live in smaller cities which can build them up
@@RealNotOrrio The thing is tho: Melbourne is basically the centre for many industries in Victoria and Australia. If u are gonna do that, u're also gonna have to convince businesses and corporations to move to regional centres too.
No you have those gridlocked roads AND more public transport. Good job government.
Hit rewind please…
Who’s in the 1080’s
It is still a nightmere
melbourne prior to globalisation on steroids was a great place with a real soul, now its just a cookie cutter multinational shopping mall
Melbourne in the 1980s was a barren, dead "dougnut city" that was in terminal decline. People need to stop fantasising.
@@AdamFordGhostships maybe you were trapped out in the suburbs, tucked away in your bed by 7pm at night ? lol. i know i wasnt and neither were the people i associated with. there was always plenty going on under the surface for those in the know
@@AdamFordGhostships Melbourne was FANTASTIC in the 80's!!!!! And, anyway, if Melbourne were in some kind of "decline" (it wasn't!) than what was your (and the government's, etc) 'remedy' for it? Overwhelming us in our own city and suburbs, with a deluge of foreigners, turning it into a 'multi-cultural' sh*tstorm, and fantasising that life will go on really nicely?
@@monogramadikt5971 SO true!!!!!
Yeah Aussie culture had been dismantled and all of the major cities are just globalist economic zones now. You’re only allowed to notice white replacement is you think it’s a good thing; if you don’t think it’s a good thing and you notice, then you’ll be called a neonazi conspiracy theorist
ah so it would be los angelos
1984
Wow looking at the people you actually felt like you were in Australia
IKR. The Great Replacement is in full effect
Lol they can see the future, thousands of extra cars and the same roads from 40 years ago.....
Strange that both the Metropolitan Transit and The Met brandings were used simultaneously. I thought The Met replaced Metropolitan Transit.
The Met was the Metropolitan Transit Authority you dummy. Its an abbreviation!
@@garynewton1263 No shit. They were still two completely different liveries and brandings. It was fairly uncommon to see Metropolitan Transit after The Met was introduced. Not that you'd know that, you weren't even alive you silly little child.
@@bradallen8909 WRONG. The Met was Green and Yellow and Metropolitan Transit Authority was green and yellow. They were exactly the same thing.
Before that trains were orange and it was 'VicRail'.
Before that is was 'VR' Victorian Railways blue and yellow.
And no silly child here, I was born in 68, I'm 54 and yes I'm an expert in Victorian railways because I was supposed to be a train driver when I left Tech school.
I did volunteer work as a station assistant on weekends at Heyington, Jolimont & West Richmond stations pulling the destinations signs and checking tickets unbeknownst to VicRail 1980-82 coz I loved trains so much.
So, what's your excuse for being here and getting 99% of your facts wrong?????
BOMD DA MET - RIOT FCB CREW
the westgate was empty
Now it is disgustingly over populated.
oh look, no junkies !!
The day I come across a video like this, and there are no hateful, bigoted comments, is the day that I'll die of shock.
Why can't we just enjoyably compare the past to now, without all the nasty, negative comments towards migrants, or blaming just one side of politics for the mess you may perceive of the world today.
So many problems with traffic congestion, public transport, etc, is the blame of BOTH sides of politics that have neglected our roads infrastructure for far too long.
As for migrants, the vast majority have contributed positively to Australia in so many ways.
Slagging them all off, and ranting like a white supremist, is just ugly and pathetic.
How about people say what tf they like without some silly marxist girl policing their speech, and you go away and die of shock regardless?
If people don’t like the fact the globalists are deliberately replacing them and dismantling their cultural identity, they are free to voice that (at least until your beloved cancel culture silences their right to any opinion contrary to the globalist narrative)
This. This is the right opinion. Being an ignorant bigoted wanker isn't going to make anything better
No masks back then.
Air conditioning
Saddening to watch now, because Australians are; shockingly, a minority presence on 'our' crowded public transport now.
And you know this how? This post has really brought out the racists and bigots.
What do you define as " Australian"?
@@chrizzle6222 We all know the definition of being an Australian. Don't play ignorant, and don't put Australian in smart-arsed, sarcastic quotations.
@SKOTP69 you are a fucking drop kick mate being Australian doesn't mean you have to be some 8th gen bogan infact I'm proud to be a first gen Aussie and have nothing to do with you lot
@@chrizzle6222 No, I'm not a "drop kick".. Two things also. Many of those who'd be called bogans (tradies, football players, etc, who should no better) are now seemingly all on board with 'diversity' (for one reason, or another, because being a bogan has always meant being a conformist, and if things are 'going the way they are' now, then that's the way they blindly go)) and other bogans (drazos, junkies, etc) are really letting our side down with their behaviour. Our generations are whom and what have made our nation. Just what do you think a nation is?! We''ve been made a minority in our own cities and suburbs (I will see more Indians and Africans around each day now, than our fellow Australians. You'd better WAKE UP! You've said it yourself then, "you're proud" to have "nothing to with" us lot. What an ungrateful sod. What arrogance. I'm wondering if there's such a level of "immigration" into your own country?! Your name sounds European. There's a radical difference between the Europeans who came here (even with the trouble some of them have caused) from the 50's 'til the 70's; whom share certain crucial similarities with us and were never going to outnumber us - and the genocidal numbers foreign populations (whom are generally drastically different to us), whom treacherous government and corrupt business have brought here in the last ten years. Our society, our future, our future generations, our very lives, are in peril. Your insults only further enflame my anger at all of this.
Due to Millions of Asians here, Now trams and trains have changed to More standing and especially in tram only few seats for a whole tram 🚋
No, it's actully due to al the white people here, if you look at the numbers ...
romper stomper should be shown on tv more regularly
@ go back to your "yum yum soup"
@ go away vegan
Asians.....and Indians, Muslims, Africans.....
0:37 Certainly a better image of Melbourne, because Daniel BIG EARS Andrews isn't around to ruin everything.
Yeah but Lindsay Thompson was!
That's a BIG understatement now lolz especially now in 2020 with his handling of Covid19 now in 2020! He's forever ruined melbourne, we've had bad premeriers in the past but this really takes the bite out of the Corona cake!!!
@@TheAxelay Yeah sure fuckwit... It has absolutely nothing to do with assholes not doing the right thing does it? You seem like the type of dick that needs constant supervision in case they purposely drink hydrocloric acid... Or maybe you think that somehow Dan Andrew's is responsible for every single one of us and all of our shitty actions.. There is no one to blame except the dickheads that do the wrong thing at the wrong time...
@@TheAxelay I believe it's called the chairman Dan kick back!
@@handyandyaus who’s that
GO WOKE, GO BROKE.....THANKS ALOT TO ANYONE WHO EVER VOTED FOR THE LABOR PARTY OR THE GREENS......YOU HELPED RUIN THIS CITY
Both major parties have made decisions, which have had future ramifications.
You can’t vote your way out of this shit. Liberal Party is just as devoted to white replacement as the left is.
@@JohnCitizenDU
Well said.
I can point out the good and bad from BOTH SIDES of politics in Melbourne.
But the ALP and Greens haters won't accept the truth.
Immigration was pretty stable and quite low until it went up to big numbers under little johnny Howard. 🤨@peachyb1969