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The Goodes and Eddies of unconscious racism : Comments
By Michel Poelman, published 3/6/2013Goodes' reaction highlights that human deficiencies, left to their own devices, create harms that cut deep.
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God & this bloke is a consultant? I would have mumbled under my breath, "well up you too, love", & gone & made the mark of the day, just to get up her nose. I certainly wouldn't have gone crying for an umpire to protect me from the big bad wolf.
I would then have given thanks for my great hearing, to pick one little girl out of 40,000. I'd then start worrying that my coach would get up me big time, for not concentrating hard enough on what I was being paid heaps to do, on that field.
"Unconscious racism", god have you ever heard such bull manure.
Either you have conscious racism, meaning to hurt, & belittle, [or perhaps to make yourself feel bigger], or you have nothing. If it's unconscious it can't be racism, or any other ism, it's just a word. If our education system was worth anything, she could have come up with something much more hurtful.
Hell she could have called him a Julia supporter. Now that would have been much more insulting, so perhaps he'd have needed two umpires to protect him.
I am so sick to death of these people, European with just a minor trace of aboriginal blood, or any other sort of blood, using it to try to get some advantage, or publicity.
Of course I an not as sick of them as I am of the idiots who then write pages of tripe to get a bit of publicity themselves. I am damn sure I would not be hiring someone who can write this muck to advise me on anything, other than being a fool of course.
Good on you Luddy, go get them old mate. Someone has to bring a bit of sense back into all the bulls##t.