stirk
Burner
well said, close thread!
Australia Day, is January 26th the right day?
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Squidfayce
Eats Squid
I know you say you're done on this topic, but your comment about hard work and self determination and being old school just continues to amplify that you truly don't get it.
Indigenous Australians that work hard and put the effort in, experience things you never will in the coursse of applying themselves. The fact that that still goes over your head is evidence of that privlege.
If you had to work twice as hard or more to have what you have today, While shaking of racism, both overt and subversive, how'd you feel?
moorey
call me Mia
Mike drop.
hifiandmtb
Sphincter beanie
Took me a while too!
moorey
call me Mia
Still makes no sense.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Andrew Bolt? I didn't realise that you were into mountain biking!
Plankosaurus
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nathanm
Eats Squid
Im not sure how different it was on the mainland but i was certainly surprised at how much support there was for "invasion day" until it happened. ABC ran with it, backtracked, then the mainstream media picked it up to some extent.
Ultimately nothing will change until it's a big enough issue, sorry vote winner, for governments to push the agenda. Cant see that happening any time soon given Scottys comments on the matter which didn't get the negative press it deserved given how disgusting they were. Yet another fuck you from liberal voters.
Labour had a great opportunity to make a stand on it and albo shit the bed, well shit the whole bedroom really.
What ever happened to Nova Peris and other indigenous politicians who could actually have something real to say on this issue?
moorey
call me Mia
Probably not worth talking about ABC v Newscorp
Don't forget the clickbait revenue.
'It's business strategy as well as ideology': Here's how a misleading News Corp article kicked off a media storm about the ABC and Australia Day
The ABC has been the subject of a critical media cycle that falsely claimed the public broadcaster had officially decided to refer to January 26 as ‘Invasion Day’. Initial news coverage from News Corp Australia publication The Australian kicked off hundreds of articles and criticism from...
www.businessinsider.com.au
Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
Peris didn't strike me as someone who was going to advance aboriginal issues in any marked way. Remember reading an interview with her where her only response to the myriad complexity of indigenous issues and closing the gap was "oh more money would be good."
Not sure if this has been posted already: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-01...ns-nothing-without-change-stan-grant/13088122
ozzybmx
taking a shit with my boobs out
Its always about the cash.
Aboriginal activist says 'every black person in Australia' should be given $1 million for stolen land
'Let’s do reparations .... and then we can talk treaty.'
7news.com.au
moorey
call me Mia
No, it isn’t. And that story represents his views, not everyone’s.Its always about the cash.
Aboriginal activist says 'every black person in Australia' should be given $1 million for stolen land
'Let’s do reparations .... and then we can talk treaty.'
The Dude
Wasn't asking to be banned
Aaaahhhhhhh, NewsCorpProbably not worth talking about ABC v Newscorp
Don't forget the clickbait revenue.
'It's business strategy as well as ideology': Here's how a misleading News Corp article kicked off a media storm about the ABC and Australia Day
The ABC has been the subject of a critical media cycle that falsely claimed the public broadcaster had officially decided to refer to January 26 as ‘Invasion Day’. Initial news coverage from News Corp Australia publication The Australian kicked off hundreds of articles and criticism from...
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leitch
Feelin' a bit rrranty
Two things;
1. It’s not always about the cash.
2. Would it even be a problem if it was? No one likes to acknowledge it because it undermines our post-colonial sense of genteel superiority but Aboriginal Australians were exploited for slave labour for a long time, extending into withholding of wages in modern times under paternalistic policies.
Compounded over generations of reinvestment and inflation, there’s a huge amount of wealth in Australia with origins in Aboriginal labour that hasn’t flowed back.
Edit — also worth flagging the intersection with dispossession given a lot of this labour was in agriculture/mining etc where it was also the knowledge of country that was being exploited.
Worth reading:
http://www5.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/UTSLRS/2013/14.pdf
https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/legal/inquiry-stolen-wages
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...n-wages-settlement-from-queensland-government
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Scotty T
Walks the walk
Yeah @lietch funny how everyone hated on famous restaurant owners for wage theft but get all antsy about land rights and compensation for Aboriginal people. Short memories.
Here's an article on Jacinta Price for Mr Adumbass to ignore...
www.welcometocountry.org
Here's an article on Jacinta Price for Mr Adumbass to ignore...
10 things you need to know about Jacinta Price
Jacinta Price is often in headlines that surround Aboriginal issues and topics. Many non-Indigenous Australians love to hear her opinions. However, with a little more background knowledge, you will understand why many Indigenous people cringe when her name is mentioned.
www.welcometocountry.org
indica
Serial flasher
Good call actually. Have a celebrate a day off day.
indica
Serial flasher
You'd go up the hill if you did that mate,
discofrank
Likes Dirt
you all do realise that theirs a damn good chance that, without the colonisation of Australia, that none of use would be here right now to discuss this point?
or possible some other country could have "invaded" Australia and literally wiped out the aborigines ?? and that no one would be able to learn thier history ? which we can do?
Im not going to deny what happened was horrible etc , but as a country i believe we are doing more and getting better , moving the date will not change the facts.
to me and many others aus day 26th jan, is about celebrating where we are today, from where we have come from , with ALL races that reside here.
holding onto past atrocities ( from 200yrs ago or more ) is not going to help anyone. nor will a date change , fix anything
or possible some other country could have "invaded" Australia and literally wiped out the aborigines ?? and that no one would be able to learn thier history ? which we can do?
Im not going to deny what happened was horrible etc , but as a country i believe we are doing more and getting better , moving the date will not change the facts.
to me and many others aus day 26th jan, is about celebrating where we are today, from where we have come from , with ALL races that reside here.
holding onto past atrocities ( from 200yrs ago or more ) is not going to help anyone. nor will a date change , fix anything
Scotty T
Walks the walk
I saw that meme too. How many are public holidays? I believe only one, only in the ACT. Name me some national or even state public holidays that aren't based on our Anglo Saxon 230 year heritage. You can't, now fuck off out of here with your racist meme bullshit.
downunderdallas
Likes Bikes and Dirt
Isn't holding on to the 26th of January holding onto something from more than 200 years ago?