Tell me where I'm wrong. I'm happy to debate this with you as long as you keep the hysteria downWait.
You know that's NOT WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED, right?
I think your point is irrelevant if it's based on a series of events that never occurred.
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Tell me where I'm wrong. I'm happy to debate this with you as long as you keep the hysteria downWait.
You know that's NOT WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED, right?
I think your point is irrelevant if it's based on a series of events that never occurred.
Mate that's will do, I can see it is a waste of my timeI can't believe you have the brass neck to claim you've tried to debate things in an adult way.
There are enough children in this debate already without adding your 2 pennies worth
A person must examine themselves if something repeatedly bad happens to them?Whats the harm in asking Adam Goodes to look into his behaviour. Surely asking an indigenous person to examine themselves isn't racist. Everyone has to do it if they don't like something that happens to hem over and over again. Why is Goodes different.
Absolutely. That's not taking blame, that's healthy self analysis.A person must examine themselves if something repeatedly bad happens to them?
Umpires are booed every.frikken.week.
Case dismissed
A person must examine themselves if something repeatedly bad happens to them?
Come on Jenny. That's a very emotive generalisation. It's this type of comment that holds the dialogue on racism back.It's funny isn't it. Throughout the Walsh tragedy I saw a side to some of you I hadn't before. I developed a real connection with most in here. Now, reading through this thread I just get so disappointed. Not because we have opposing views, but because we are SO far apart. I have fought all my life against racism. My family were dreadful racists. I was the black sheep. (irony, I know). It's just so draining to read some of these comments. And I'm white. I can't imagine what Goodes must be feeling.
So here we have a non indigenous person telling the indigenous person - who feels as if he is being racially vilified - that he must be mistaken. It says so here in this white man's legislative guide.
Thats all cool. So long as Adam understands that white people may have an issue with that and are free to express to him that they dont agree. I think that kinda happened and Adam didnt like it. Simple really.It's a genuine feeling about thr day that many people hold. It doesn't hurt me as a white Australian at all because I can see clearly why Aboriginal people feel the way they do. I feel no guilt but understand the point. Why is that so hard?
So your fine with people perpetuating historical hatreds? You cool for Serbs and Croats to harbour ill feeling over one another, happy for Jews and Muslims to harbour their deep divisions and hatred with each other? Thats the problem with the left, they are so hypocritical that their arguements fall apart.Of course it is divisive.
Australians have traditionally celebrated a day where white people came to a country, bringing violence and genocide, disregarding 20,000 years of history and culture and stealing any rights to lands from the original inhabitants.
If you're a white guy like me - well, you don't really want to think about it. I mean, it wasn't my fault!
But if it's your race that was treated in that way, it's pretty insulting.
It's funny isn't it. Throughout the Walsh tragedy I saw a side to some of you I hadn't before. I developed a real connection with most in here. Now, reading through this thread I just get so disappointed. Not because we have opposing views, but because we are SO far apart. I have fought all my life against racism. My family were dreadful racists. I was the black sheep. (irony, I know). It's just so draining to read some of these comments. And I'm white. I can't imagine what Goodes must be feeling.
Did you find it ok when an idigenous person threw a spear at some white people in a war dance and then told the white non-indigenous people that they were mistaken to find it offensive. Should a non white person tell a white person what they should and shouldnt be offended by?So here we have a non indigenous person telling the indigenous person - who feels as if he is being racially vilified - that he must be mistaken. It says so here in this white man's legislative guide.
For all those who think the booing of Goodes is racist and we as a society are racist all you need to do is look at modern culture Hip Hop music is everywhere, some of the most popular actors are black ( Sam. L Jackson , The Rock, Morgan Freeman) just to name a few and as for sports stars all you have to do is look how popular LeBron James is
Times have changed Australians are some of the most accepting people in the world the one thing that hasn't changed thow is that we don't like someone that is a tool and have no issues showing it
They really do look great.Just a thought, I reckon it would be a nice gesture if the boys ran out in the indigenous round guernseys, in support of Goodes.
They look great, too.
I never said it didn't exist of course it does my point was more that we are a much more accepting society these days and that racism is more of a minorityThat's another incredibly superficial analysis of a complex problem. So we're going to say racism doesn't exist all because hip hop is popular? Give me a break.
Thats all cool. So long as Adam understands that white people may have an issue with that and are free to express to him that they dont agree. I think that kinda happened and Adam didnt like it. Simple really.