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This is a very foolish statement. How can you compare a city like Detroit or St Louis to a city like San Jose or NYC (which, may I remind you, is safer than Melbourne per capita)?
I can see your one of these pathetic american suckjobs
sad you can,t even tell the truth
American cities are the most dangerous in the western world easily . what an absurd lie trying to claim san jose or ny is safer than melbourne > your living in afantasy world and your very blinded or maybe your an american living in Melbourne . we have about 64000 americans in australia who were born in the US and who now claim australian citinzenship
melbourne has become overcrowded through excessive immigration and we don,t want more of these psycho americans here or africans either. Stay where you are in america
Melbourne is relatively safe, but there are some craphole suburbs to avoid after dark...the most notorious and violent and filthy of these are Footscray, Sunshine, Dandenong, Springvale, Noble Park, and Hallam. Avoid these places, they are full of poor ethnic troublemakers. Once on the train home afte dark, some stupid piece of crap kid spat on the window where I was sitting at Dandenong station....that's an example of the trash that reside in the aforementioned hell holes. Another time, a group of thugs got on at Dandenong and tried to make me feel uncomfortable, until a ticket inspector got onboard at another station and found out they had no tickets... and were fined! Aviod the aforementioned suburbs, they are dirty, filthy, scummy hellholes inhabited by society's lowest form of human trash. ANother result of excessive immigration and "multiculturism" which is promoted to be a "good thing" but in reality causes nothing but racial divides and tension
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Melbourne is relatively safe, but there are some craphole suburbs to avoid after dark...the most notorious and violent and filthy of these are Footscray, Sunshine, Dandenong, Springvale, Noble Park, and Hallam. Avoid these places, they are full of poor ethnic troublemakers. Once on the train home afte dark, some stupid piece of crap kid spat on the window where I was sitting at Dandenong station....that's an example of the trash that reside in the aforementioned hell holes. Another time, a group of thugs got on at Dandenong and tried to make me feel uncomfortable, until a ticket inspector got onboard at another station and found out they had no tickets... and were fined! Aviod the aforementioned suburbs, they are dirty, filthy, scummy hellholes inhabited by society's lowest form of human trash. ANother result of excessive immigration and "multiculturism" which is promoted to be a "good thing" but in reality causes nothing but racial divides and tension
Whereabouts in Melbourne do you reside? Just out of curiosity.
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Ah yes, must be quite nice there, near the Dandies (is that a nickname for the Dandenong Ranges? lol. If it isn't it should be).
Wow you are going to Cairns on Sunday? We were thinking of going to Cairns next week, but probably won't, need to save up to go to Brissie. Never been to FNQ but shall go soon.
Ah yes, must be quite nice there, near the Dandies (is that a nickname for the Dandenong Ranges? lol. If it isn't it should be).
Yeah it's not bad, but the Dandenongs are a little bit further north. Definately not the 3rd world country that is Hallam and Dandenong which are barely 10km away!
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Wow you are going to Cairns on Sunday? We were thinking of going to Cairns next week, but probably won't, need to save up to go to Brissie. Never been to FNQ but shall go soon.
Yep, hoping to thaw out Keep a look out for those Jetstar holiday packages that pop up in the newspapers and internet every so often, you can get some really good deals.
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Yeah it's not bad, but the Dandenongs are a little bit further north. Definately not the 3rd world country that is Hallam and Dandenong which are barely 10km away!
Yep, hoping to thaw out Keep a look out for those Jetstar holiday packages that pop up in the newspapers and internet every so often, you can get some really good deals.
We took the train to Belgrave when we went to the Dandenongs, so I think we missed Dandenong itself. I love the Dandenong Ranges, Puffing Billy, all that lovely forest and the gardens too. When we went in 2002 Melbourne was in the midst of a summer cold wave; my first taste of Melbourne! Not sure if you remember that far back but for the first 3-4 days the temp did not get above 20C in summer, with a few 15-16C days. The Dandenongs felt winterlike on that trip.
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Keep a look out for those Jetstar holiday packages that pop up in the newspapers and internet every so often, you can get some really good deals.
