mhaze,

Many look for solutions in the wrong places seeking
the truth where the process of seeking is easy
rather than where the truth is. Hence the "streetlight
effect."

" Dark times lie ahead of us and there will be a time
when we must choose between what is easy and what is
right." Albus Dumbledore.
J. K. Rowling.

Ronald Reagan also said:

"There's no limit to the amount of good you can do
if you don't care who gets the credit.

Gary Johns ('The Burden of Culture') writes, "Those (aborigines) who escape the culture succeed. Those Aborigines who remain captive find culture a burden.

Is anyone surprised that Is Mise, ttbn, mhaze, Indyvidual and Hasbeen are crying crocodile tears from their redneck bunker for Aboriginal women, murdered or otherwise. They are using this as another excuse to bucket on Aboriginal people. They have the same concern for Aboriginals as does the KKK for African Americans. NONE!

Thanks for the above, about down to standard.

Paul,

If you go back over my posts over the years (well not you but someone interested in truth) you'd see that I've been talking about the the epic levels of DV against aboriginal for years.

Who is the most racist? - those who urge solutions by addressing the cultural problems, or those who'd prefer that the problems continue rather than criticise the culture.

Paul claims to support aboriginal women but in fact supports aboriginal culture despite its misogyny.

mhaze, where is your evidence that it's Aboriginal culture that causes high levels of DV in their community, and not social disadvantage. If you look at our cities and the areas where DV is highest, you will see it's also in the areas of the highest social disadvantage, nothing to do with Aboriginality or culture.

Beat a brown dog with a stick, and he will most likely bite you. It has nothing to to with the fact the dog is brown, but more to do with the beating with a stick. And that is not a reflection on dogs, just a fact.