Is Mise,

Well you've certainly had bad luck when it
comes to thinking.

Is Mise,

The same thing was happening across the world at the same time especially in North America and Africa.

You know this yourself. And you know that in Australia it was all about taking control of the Aboriginal land by colonial governments who leased the land to British settlers who were required to meet quotas set by the government for wool, wheat, etc., to provide the British Empire with the materials it needed to make Britain the wealthiest nation in the world.

Individual,

You ask - they're acceptable for what?
(not being black). Obviously as police officers
in a white society even if they have criminal records.

Next time - take an intelligent guess all by yourself.

Foxy,

Shooting the kangaroos; come off it, there are more 'roos today than at any other time and even with the meat industry blokes and farmers using modern quick-firing rifles the 'roos multiply.

Back in the day of muzzleloading guns with a very slow rate of fire, there was no danger of 'roo populations being wiped out or even thinned out.

Do a bit of research before you put your digits to the keys and do yourself and others a favour.

Is Mise,

Before you give advice to others take some
time to do your own research first.

http://www.pursuit.univmelb.edu.au/articles/kangaroo-hunting-in-colonial-australia

http://www.theconversation.com/friday-essay-the-art-of-the-colonial-kangaroo-hunt-102169

My apologies I added one letter to many to the Univ of Melb.

Here's the link again:

http://www.unimelb.edu.au/articles/kangaroo-hunting-in-colonial-australia