Australians baffled as to why trash is suddenly piling up along roadsides in their new, diverse society

Who'd have thought?

So the people you're shipping in from other countries are now living in your country the same way they lived in their own country? Really?

More about the trash piling up along Sixth Avenue and Lippizan Road in southwest Sydney:

A disgusted resident took to Facebook to share photos, showing cardboard boxes, paint buckets and furniture abandoned on the roadside.

'This wasn't the Australian way of living,' they wrote.

'Do we need basic lessons of how to keep the community clean, or do we need rangers and cameras everywhere?

'Half of this is construction waste and basic garbage from houses where the council is giving you free pick up.'

The resident also felt it was an example of people disrespecting the rules of society.

'Whoever thinks that this is an issue with the tip being privately owned or too expensive instead of like the good old days when it was free, no,' he said.

'This is more about having the basic human decency to keep the place and the environment where you live clean.'

One thinks the universal principle of "you get what you voted for" would apply here.

The problem isn't just in Sydney. Trash is piling up along the roads all over the country:

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It's strikingly similar to countries that import millions of violent Muslim men who are intent on raping and stabbing people.

Those countries are somehow surprised when the violent Muslim men they imported start, you know, raping and stabbing people.

How's that diverse society working out for you, Australia?