The sickening note has gone viral on Twitter. Photo / Twitter
The sickening note has gone viral on Twitter. Photo / Twitter
If you accidentally scratch or bump someone's car, it's common courtesy to leave a note with your contact details so the owner can follow it up.
But an Aboriginal woman from Brisbane received a shocking letter from a driver who hit her vehicle.
A photo of the handwritten note wasposted to Twitter yesterday afternoon, sparking a flurry of angry responses.
In the note, the driver acknowledges hitting the woman's car, before adding: "You have an Aboriginal sticker on your car so the government probs paid for it out of my taxes. Happy Australia Day. I'm not sorry as well."
The note has no name or contact information, but is signed "2019 One Nation".
Another user, who posted the note to Imgur, said the woman whose car was hit was their grandmother.
Posted on Facebook by young woman. This was left on her grandmothers car at Chermside shopping centre in Brisbane. No. Words. pic.twitter.com/bcL78znwLX
"She's a proud Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara woman and ashamed this treatment is still happening to her even after being part of the Stolen Generation."
People had a furious response to the note, with some calling for the owner to contact Chermside Shopping Centre and request the CCTV footage outside the complex.
There'd be CCTV footage. And Chermside has number plate recognition at entrance and exit. Hope they catch them!
