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27/02/21

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Originally posted by dotaking: ↑

another white person , who hate aboriginals... there plenty of them here ... trying to pick out every little thing i said ... arguing little things , when you guy invaded this land ... as long as you have these people in aboriginals lands you never stop racism .. they cant accept this is not their land lol... they think invading aboriginals is the best thing happen to them ..

too all racist white people ... in 2050 pure white become minority, there going be large percentage of mixed people from asia middle east... get use to it ... racism is slowly dying and they know it .. thats why they trying so hard to gain influence.. check mate ...

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Have you ever said anything praising white people? Or are white people automatically bad?

Originally posted by Wobbellee: ↑

Well ya see John25, by stereotyping a whole race based on incomplete information or misinformation, you could end up saying some silly things.

So here ya go:

Quote "...Aboriginal people grew crops of tubers such as yams, grain such as native millet, macadamia nuts, fruits and berries. People reared dingoes, possums, emus and cassowaries, moved caterpillars to new breeding areas and carried fish stock across country.
"There is 'strong evidence' of 'sophisticated farming and agriculture practices'. Early explorers watched women harvesting yams, onions, and cultivating the land, creating reserves of flour and grain."
Source: Aboriginal land management & care - Creative Spirits, retrieved from https://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/land/aboriginal-land-care
Quote " In recent years archaeologists have uncovered just how sophisticated the farming practices employed by some Indigenous groups in Victoria were. The Gunditjmara people, in particular, engineered and constructed a sophisticated system in the Lake Condah region. This system was used to farm huge quantities of eel, enough to feed up to 10,000 people."Source: http://ergo.slv.vic.gov.au/explore-history/land-exploration/land-management/indigenous-land-use

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