MightyFighting said:
Simple.
Do they look like anyone in particular?
Okay i'll give you that, BUT if their white, does it look like anyone in particular? it is an Aus paper, I think you can make the same conclusion if you really want to, the problem is people don't want to.
If they are just supposed to represent a generic wife-basher and victim, then why are they black (a distinguishing feature)?
What color should they be? I have asked this before, the only color it can be is say red, blue etc, hardly going to have the same effect as choosing a color, it tries to put a more serious talking point to the cartoon.
If the cartoon isn't about aboriginees being wife-bashers, then what point is it trying to make? (I can tell you that it isn't supposed to be a random event involving two unknown people who happen to be black.)
Depends how you want to look at it, I see it as men not wanting to be emotional due to the text, but put in a bad way or men are bashers, that again is descrimination against men, but other then maybe two of us that have posted, no one has commented on that. And of course their is the way that some aboriginals are bashers, not all, I don't know why people are coming up with this.
Perhaps people are too inscure with themselves and must see a reason to pick it too pieces.