just another sat night full of violence

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  1. efjay

    efjay Well-Known Member

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    As i have said before there is a difference between being a realist and a bigot. But i will leave you to your delusions
     
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    How about this then Abo animals killing people just for the hell of it.
    http://www.australian-news.com.au/political_correctness.htm


    another one
    and more
     
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    The irony of this is that many bigots delude themselves into thinking they are realists in an attempt to justify their actions and beliefs. Stormfront is an excellent example of this.

    Here is a very brief excerpt that further demonstrates how inane your position is.

    SOURCE
     
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    again you quote leftist apologetic views that have done more harm to the abo species than anything else.
     
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    Gwendoline Well-Known Member

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    Extracts from The Stolen Generations essay by Robert Manne:



    http://www.tim-richardson.net/jooml...tions-robert-manne&catid=67:opinion&Itemid=72
     
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    Actually, that is only a statement within the quote that simply shows not all parliamentarians agreed with what was happening and offers a contrary opinion. A very healthy thing.

    The quote itself refers to facts and Australian law.

    And just a heads up, aboriginals are not a "species" :-D. Didn't you do high school biology? You might want to take your own advice and educate yourself!
     
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    http://www.ipa.org.au/library/Review52-2 the Stolen generation.pdf


    and here


    http://phorums.com.au/archive/index.php/t-266205.html

    We can keep this up all night or you can just admit the truth
    Admit that abos are by % of population more prone to violent crime. Admit that these crime have nothing to do with white aussies.

    Oh and just to help you along here is a FACT to help you.
    According to the University of WA crime research centre, while Aboriginals make up less than 3% of the population, they commit 20% of the violent crime in Western Australia.
     
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    in your opinion maybe. I judge by how they act and behave..and that is like animals hense i refer to them as a species.
     
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    Here are some facts that no one here has the guts to talk about
    While the judges and do-gooders protect Aboriginal criminals (mainly males) from justice, they help perpetuate violence against Aboriginal women and children

    The judges and do-gooders should read the following statistics and then hang their heads in shame:

    Up to 50 per cent of Aboriginal children are victims of family violence and child abuse

    A survey carried out among 120 households in Adelaide found 90 per cent of the women and 84 per cent of the young girls had been raped at some stage of their lives.

    In most States, more than 70 per cent of assaults on Aboriginal women are carried out by their husbands or boyfriends

    Aboriginal women are 20 times more likely than non-Aboriginal women to be victims of violence
     
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    one in five assaults, one in three robberies, more than one in three homicides and about one in ten sexual offences are inter-racial. About 93% of those involve Aboriginal offenders and non-Aboriginal victims.

    That is why Aboriginals are "over-represented" in the criminal justice system. No amount of posturing and emotional blackmail can change the facts.
     
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    Unfortunately for you, it is not an opinion, it is science. Being ignorant of science doesn't make it false, it just makes you ignorant. If that is how you wish to be perceived, go right ahead.
     
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    Still no one willing to deal with the facts of abo crime i see....
     
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    The following picture is testimony to the act of cruelty of wanting to use children as slaves.

    The hand-written note reads:

    "I like the little girl in centre of group, but if taken by anyone else, any of the others would do, as long as they are strong."

    [​IMG]


    http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/politics/stolen-generations-abuse.html
     
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    ^^ That picture breaks my heart. To know those little girls were forcibly taken from their parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, extended families... their culture... their roots... their very identity ransacked and robbed.

    How utterly sad they look. Who wouldn't look as dejected and despairing and sad as they do after being ripped away from their parents at such an incredbly young age?

    Anyone not seeing any problem with the issue of the stolen generations - I suggest you organise to have someone come forcibly remove your children from you.
     
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    http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@...3c7d8682feed09a9ca25779e001c47bd!OpenDocument

    Worrying statistics. How would you deal with this problem, efjay?
     
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    Tall order. But stranger things have been known to happen.

    I wonder if racists like to learn and grow. Or if learning and growing is the antithesis of everything they hold dear... like prejudice and ignorance...
     
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    Read the tread and you will see how i have proposed we deal with it. Harsher jail terms, zero alcohol, cutting the victim mentality, cutting welfare, stopping abo only services. If they WANT to live like aussies they should be treated the same. Stop the BS and just do it.
     
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    If i was getting drunk and abusing my family like the abos continue to do that is exactly what WOULD happen. Stop trying to re write history to suit your needs. Those that were taken by force ( a small number compared to those just abandoned ) were taken from familys that could not or would not look after them properly. This emotive blackmail cr@p has no place here in the real world. Abos today have no one but themselves to blame for their crime and drunken behaviour.
     
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    I provided a link.


    Read more: http://www.creativespirits.info/abo...s/stolen-generations-abuse.html#ixzz1bPpPXyT8
     
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    More re slavery here:


    Read more: http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/economy/stolen-wages.html#ixzz1bPs5WfeK
     
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    Harsher jail terms: For all Australians, just aboriginals or just for certain crimes?

    I might be in favour of this if it were only for certain crimes that are increasingly problematic...Even then I would rather have other options considered and tested out before implementing harsher jail sentences. Possibly in conjunction with the new jail laws.

    Zero alcohol: I'm all for zero alcohol in communities where it is a serious problem, but you can't say zero alcohol and then 'if they want to live like aussies they should be treated the same'. It's a contradiction.

    Victim mentality: Dwelling on victimization isn't beneficial, I agree. What would you have done to help aboriginals that suffer a victim mentality move past it?

    Cutting welfare: I would agree if they had the same opportunities/facilities as the rest of Australia. Mainly thinking of the isolated communities here where jobs are likely to be scarce.

    Stopping aboriginal only services: I don't know enough about this to make a proper comment, but in regards to education, I don't see the problem. If anything it should facilitate the change you want.


    Overall your suggestions have some merit. Though I don't think sudden implementation would work. Things like this require a gradual transition. I'd be very surprised if it happened any other way.
     
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