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Mine because you know we own it
Haha yep, i don't buy into the whole it's their land crapYour bank disagrees
Haha yep, i don't buy into the whole it's their land crap
Nope happens every where, you don't see this s**t in America with independence day, the maoris don't seem too pissedits not crap, but the reality its not their land any more. right or wrong, white dudes took it and noone is giving it back
Where do you live? I'll come along, forcibly remove you and if you're family doesn't die as a result we'll treat you as a third class citizen for the rest of you're life. That might encourage little empathyHaha yep, i don't buy into the whole it's their land crap
Yes you do and there are major differences.Nope happens every where, you don't see this sh*t in America with independence day, the maoris don't seem too pissed
Nope happens every where, you don't see this sh*t in America with independence day, the maoris don't seem too pissed
Just use Google mate. Your knowledge will be transformed. Your contributions here will gain value.Nope happens every where, you don't see this sh*t in America with independence day, the maoris don't seem too pissed
Stop living in the past.Where do you live? I'll come along, forcibly remove you and if you're family doesn't die as a result we'll treat you as a third class citizen for the rest of you're life. That might encourage little empathy
The lack of of understanding around this issue is deliberatethats because you are confusing dates.
July 4 is tied to the date of the american colonies declaring their independence. its more akin to our January 1.
what our january 26 is like is December 18, the date the mayflower landed. this is not a public holiday, even in Massachusetts.
Columbus Day is a public holiday in some states, but its being wound back. Firstly Columbus never stepped foot on US territory, so relevance is questionable. Secondly, the holiday was mostly popular with the italian immigrants, and their sway to maintain the status of the day is falling. even in the USA, Columbus is a pretty questionable figure (unlike cook (who wasnt perfect, but a decent enough person) Columbus was a grub, a shitty explorer, and treated the people of the new world like complete sh*t)
I think it’s a crock. Australia Day and Anzac Day both mean zero to me.How do you feel about commemorating a hiding on the other side of the world by a bunch of Turks in a stupid colonial war that didn't even threaten us.
Nope happens every where, you don't see this sh*t in America with independence day, the maoris don't seem too pissed
How do you feel about commemorating a hiding on the other side of the world by a bunch of Turks in a stupid colonial war that didn't even threaten us.
I think it’s a crock. Australia Day and Anzac Day both mean zero to me.