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Should We Change The Date of Australia Day?
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No, It would have been a lot worse. The Spanish & Portuguese when they colonized killed all the men & forcibly married the women, converted them to Catholicism. Those that refused were killed. If you go to Malacca, The Philippines or South America you will find that the indigenous people nearly all have Spanish or Portuguese names. In Aboriginal terms there would have been no Aboriginals left because the Aboriginal Gene is a Caucasian Sub-race.
Josephus: SteeleRedux,
Your claim some identify,"the blacks of Australia were the lowest race of savages known to exist, the connecting link between man and the brute creation". Is the height of your offensiveness.
Putting it that way, I suppose it is. I couldn't find that bit. Are you are referring to my earlier post?
< The Aboriginal people landed here in three waved as far as can be ascertained. 80000, 50000 & 30000 years ago. When they landed it was still the early Stone Age. No improvement in Living Conditions or Technology was made from that time to the present, in fact they were slowly going backwards.>
Regardless of PC, It is what it is. The Aboriginals in Australia where still living as they were 800000 years ago. Actually this is good study for Anthropologists.