Tough Day To Be In Law Enforcement

[FalseFlagg K]

A big part of the cause is the history of expansionist, Settler colonial States and their inexhaustible thirst to consume.

lolololol ok

 

[Archie Moses]

This guy is awesome. This is how to lead and to start making a change.

 

[NAOS]

lolololol ok

I’d love to hear a refutation.

I’d also love to hear a recap of the past 150 years of Aboriginal history, including the present circumstances.

 

[Rubashov]

A big part of the cause is the history of expansionist, Settler colonial States and their inexhaustible thirst to consume.

That's just capitalism innit? Our PM is a bible bashing, happy clapping, bell end tho.

 

[Rubashov]

I’d love to hear a refutation.

I’d also love to hear a recap of the past 150 years of Aboriginal history, including the present circumstances.

Its a history of murder, dispossession and disadvantage, like most indigenous people that came into contact with European imperialism.

 

[NAOS]

Its a history of murder, dispossession and disadvantage, like most indigenous people that came into contact with European imperialism.

That's just capitalism innit? Our PM is a bible bashing, happy clapping, bell end tho.

Precisely. Thank you.

Our Anglo-Australian brothers and sisters are in this exact same boat. If you don’t feel laughed at, too, then that’s only a function of where the attention is pointed (and where you’ve decided to hide in the shadows).

 

[NAOS]

That's just capitalism innit? Our PM is a bible bashing, happy clapping, bell end tho.

Unwind capitalism from the State of Australia and what’s left?

 

[FalseFlagg K]

I’d love to hear a refutation.

I’d also love to hear a recap of the past 150 years of Aboriginal history, including the present circumstances.

sure, every colonial country has massive issues and stains regarding it's treatment of the indigenous inhabitants.

But if you think there's political issues regarding bushfires lol The majority of our continent is dry useless land and we have these things called eucalyptus trees that are highly flammable. Frequent droughts combined with hot dry weather lead to these types of fires, which aren't new. We could actually do well to learn from our Indigenous people in terms of regular systematic burnings rather than listen to green advocates who zealously limit such fuel management steps.

 

[NAOS]

sure, every colonial country has massive issues and stains regarding it's treatment of the indigenous inhabitants.

But if you think there's political issues regarding bushfires lol The majority of our continent is dry useless land and we have these things called eucalyptus trees that are highly flammable. Frequent droughts combined with hot dry weather lead to these types of fires, which aren't new. We could actually do well to learn from our Indigenous people in terms of regular systematic burnings rather than listen to green advocates who zealously limit such fuel management steps.

You just loled at the idea that there’s politics (or history) behind bushfires.... and then proceeded to explain one.

 

[NAOS]

Also, the idea of “useless land” pretty much reveals where your head is at.

 

[FalseFlagg K]

You just loled at the idea that there’s politics (or history) behind bushfires.... and then proceeded to explain one.

noooo your assertion that it's a colonial / consumerism based. These fires have always happened and always will

The Indigenous issue on the other hand is just as much of a mess as other such colonial situations. Like your own Indigenous people in addition to the slavery roots.


It is true that your country is absolutely the laughing stock of the rest of the world for so many reasons atm. And you're going to be lead for the next four years by either a megalomaniac who spray paints his face orange or a dementia patient who can't string two sentences together.

Sooooo many guns and soooo many stupid people in one place.

 

[FalseFlagg K]

Also, the idea of “useless land” pretty much reveals where your head is at.

sure dude whatever you say.