what I have given to Aboriginals

- food on the street
- food in my home
- lifts in my car
- various goods at my cost

what I have received

- being called a white __
- beaten aboriginal women on my doorstep
- wife being called a white _ with threat of rape
- having young aboriginal steal my wifes jewelery

I fell very sorry for them and will continue to help where I can. What I detest is the progressives with their rewritten history that encourages blatant racism from aboriginals and the constant victim mentality given to them leading to the above behaviours.

@runner

i understand what you are saying

it is sad

i am of the opinion that there must be an end to apologies
but on the other hand, we must understand the natives have a very very different mindset, something very ingrained to their way of looking at life
and it is going to take many many more generations for this to be resolved
the solution is the dying out of a culture... very sad

whites, some islanders, some asian culture are tribal and warlike
we must understand that the australian natives and the malays etc are not like that
they believe they are part of a greater Mother Nature
they live peaceably with the change in the seasons and the elements

this is a very difficult problem

i have no answer

Careful everyone, Andrew Bolt found himself jerked into court for less
that what I have seen here.

'Careful everyone, Andrew Bolt found himself jerked into court for less
that what I have seen here.

yes Bazz the regressives hate their lies being exposed. Nothing new though.

I must be a racist, I got an aboriginal houseboy sacked once, in Townsville, in about 1948. I would have been about 8.

My parents were members of a group who, in those glorious days before TV, videos & all this modern stuff, played cards at various of a groups homes each week.

One couple had a reputation for serving beautiful toast at supper. The group were discussing this beautiful toast, & wondering how the house boy made it so good.

It was no great secret. A couple of us kids had been had been out in the kitchen watching him spin his magic. They wanted to know, so I told them, the secret.

He popped the butter into his mouth, chewed it until soft, then dribbled it onto the toast spreading it as he did.

I could not understand what I had done to cause so much excitement.

Did I become a racist that day, or was I born that way, or was it racist for the group to be upset?

PS. Did you like that one Poirot.

Foxy, I can only assume that this guys partner has rented the house and his income is not declared, or something like that.

My issue is, at what point are indigenous people going to stop being indigenous and stand on their own two feet. They get all the assistance in the world if they want it, at no charge, they get cheap housing, cheap loans yet there are very few genuine Aborigines left on our land, so one can't help but wonder just how many are simply riding the gravy train for it's worth.

I can assure you that if an indigenous person applies fir a job at a mine site, they will get it.

We provide the assistance, we provide all but free housing, we have even apologized for past wrong doings, although not with my support, so I ask again, when are they going to move on and make something of themselves and break away from this ongoing welfare deoendancy..

If one wants to be treated as equal, surely they must stand up and be counted.