Top 10 Most Annoying phrases

There are many annoying phrases in the Australian language. These phrases are a manifestation of liberalism and individualism which stench is that of rotting carcass:

1. I can do whatever I want
2. Are you going to the [name of bar, hotel] to get drunk?
3. Did you slap him/her?
4. Who did you get with?
5. I had a great one night stand
6. I want pay rise [but I don't want to work  harder]
7. I should get whatever I want
8. I demand the right to do whatever I want
9. I can say whatever I want
10. I can go whatever I want [and I get angry when people inquire because it is offensive]

Yet, people who use these phrases get angry when people who they deem to be "others" use them. How hypocritical!

Indoctrination, Indoctrination, Indoctrination

Every word with huge implications gets discussed intensively as to the meaning of the word in the postmodern age. This includes the word 'indoctrination'. Indoctrination is the impounding of ideologies or beliefs into one, without place for questioning what is being taught. That is real indoctrination. Modern universities are largely tools of indoctrination. Many people do not even realise this because they do not even know what they believe in, what they don't and, most importantly, why.