Taking your hat off in respect is a traditional etiquette gesture signaling honor, gratitude, or recognition, often called a "hat tip" or "doffing". It is generally required indoors, in private homes, during the National Anthem, in worship places, or during funerals. This gesture signifies that you are not in a hurry, acknowledging others with goodwill.
He didn't even take his cap off !!!
A deliberate sign of No Respect.
I'm so sick of this and I will not be made to feel responsible for things that happened 238 years ago.
WE FOUNDED THIS COUNTRY
WE BUILT THIS COUNTRY
WE DIED FOR THIS COUNTRY
Show some respect for the fallen Men & Women
or stay away from out tribute to the ANZACS. 🔥🇦🇺
Imagine being a wartime veteran
Who risked their lives for their country
Being welcomed to the same country they were sent to war for
By someone who gets paid thousands to perform it and doesn’t want them here
Whilst veterans go homeless on our streets
Just so we're clear:
If you marched in the streets of Sydney waving the 🇵🇸 flag, you bear responsibility for what happened in Bondi Beach tonight.
This was always going to happen once this war and hatred was imported onto the shores of Australia.
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