In partnership with NASA, CBS News' Steve Hartman continues to discover that "Everybody In The World Has A Story," including Australian Outback Aboriginal Bevyn Young, an artist with a unique vision.
@matt9999 Because we're not allowed to tell the truth. They want a revisionary history.... a history of lies and misinformation, to foster victimisation for monetary and social gain...
@humbleopinion1499 Aboriginals actually used killed half caste children, because of that reason. I saw a documentary years ago, where Aboriginal girls showed their fractured skulls, and spoke about bring rescued by the nuns on the missions. They tried to give them a chance for a better life...
@@simonetaylor7474 I am keen for the truth to emerge from all the BS. The Left absolutely love to push a fictional narrative - and they believe it. I have a very happy and socially active life. I just don’t like to delude myself.
No - sorry. The "estimates" of 1 in 3 have been fabricated, like this man's story. We had an Aboriginal lecturer at university who went to a stolen generations conference - she was welcomed until she told her story, that she was taken into care because of neglect and because she told us "my parents just basically didn't want me and were too lazy to want the responsibility of taking care of me" - after that she was shunned by the conference organizers who were only interested in hearing stories that were going to further their cause. Very few Aboriginal people where "stolen" for no reason - rather they were taken away because of shocking neglect and mistreatment. But hey - let's not talk about that - it doesn't make such a good story does it?
How can the longest living civilisation on the planet be consistently neglecting and mistreating their young as you see it? Think about that. 50,000+ years, living in harmony with Country. We white-settlers come along and f*** everything up. Mate, countless Aborginal people were stolen for the wrong reasons. It's assimilation. It's cultural genocide.
He decided to return to his "Aboriginal roots" And sat for the rest of his life victimising himself with his hands out for government funding. Typical story
@trapd00rspider Throwing money at the problem won’t help. The government can help in some regards, a royal commission into royalties would be a good start. Working with the elders to enshrine mob law, working with the elders to ensure the children aren’t subject to abuse and neglect so the next generation is raised better, community officers (they can make their own name, what ever sounds best to them) to enforce mob law. Their culture, families and religion is broken, but money only exacerbates this. Need to respect one another from a white fella to a black fella.
Have you lived in an aboriginal community or in a town where indigenous people make up the majority? Ive lived in various towns in the kimberley region for nearly 5 years and have met many members of the stolen generations, in these towns the lingering affects of being taken away from family and colonialism are obvious, especially in all of these towns the youth crime statistics are at an all time high as a result of intergenerational trauma, poor outlook on life, lack of education (school attendance is very low) lack of opportunities available to break the cycle parents either not being able to cope or struggling to be parents, growing up in an environment of DV and drug/alcohol dependency and as a result these children do nott know where they fit in or knowing their culture or their roots, now the sad irony is, some of these children would greatly benefit by being taken away from the dysfunction that defines many of their lives, so yes, there was many stolen generations and before you make that kind of assertion, do your due dilligence
@@mattgray871 I’m 70 years old and have years of experience living alongside people from Cundeelee ( east of Kalgoorlie) and lived all over WA. I care greatly for the welfare of Aboriginal people, especially those in remote communities who need assistance. I take exception to the woke brigade who do nothing more than make up words like “Stolen generations “ and “Colonialism “as if white men went around stealing aboriginal children. Of course aboriginal children were taken and put in foster homes by the “Child welfare Department “ as were many many white children who were being abused or not looked after. The Federal Government spends $40billion a year on the Aboriginal Industry and Albanese has his photo taken with Aboriginal people. Politicians don’t care about people in remote communities. They care about catch phases like stolen generation, First Nations, Welcome to Country to stir up emotions to win votes. None of which helps remote community people. Despite $40b a year and all the talk, these people continue to live in poverty as they were 50 years ago. I’ve done my due diligence and I know very well what life is like in these communities. Wouldn’t it be great to forget about the Aboriginal Industry catch words, stop blaming white man for everyone’s problems and work towards helping real Aboriginal people out of poverty.
@mattgray871 And who's fault is all of those reasons.? White children were removed from dysfunction, children of unmarried mothers, all of the above reasons...poverty,, violence,lack of opportunity......Speaking from experience.....
I wanna paint now :) as an artist I realize that the best paintings are paintings of what you know, dream and feel before branching off into complex stuff after a dry spell. This guy may have fried a few braincells but his artwork is telling a legit story. I can see it. And it needs no words. He longs for "home".
Zorgoon Actually he just longs for some beer and cigarettes. Come to outback Australia and see how long it takes before one of these artists comes up to you in the pub looking to sell their painting. American tourists are the easiest . Then see em skip to the bottle shop to get their grog and smokes.
He was home, you fool. And so called dot painting was introduced to the Aboriginals in about 1970 by a frenchman but now the Aboriginals claim it as their own. Have you ever seen dot painting on a cave wall??? No you haven't because there are none.
@@graniteau it wasn’t introduced, he introduced the canvas to paint on. Aboriginal art back then was done in a temporary way and destroyed after it serviced it purpose.
I think this type of journalism is irresponsible, they had an opportunity to show Americans something but through their laziness as journalist they ended up showing absolutely nothing. You can find a liar in any city.
Denisehealthnut - That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs!
There are no garbage trucks or dumps for anything they make a landline to put the rubbish in but it blows away because the government doesn’t want to go out there
@@mashwilli9062 it's always the government's problem, would you do something if they stopped picking up your bins or would you just let them sit there?
My in laws are stolen generation. Their mother took off and left the family home. The father couldn't cope so social workers came in. The oldest girls went to boarding school. Paid for by the govt. The two boys went to live with a white family. Of them only one says He's a stolen child. The others have done really well in their lives. Now, the govt are hesitant about removing aboriginal kids often leaving them in abusive situations. Its a sad state of affairs.
@@dominicwilliamson7912 exactly, the govt acted as a govt should act and thats to protect the children unfortunately its getting harder and harder to save these children. Look at the little girl from tennant creek who was raped and the chief minister apologised to that community for not doing more!! Instead of holding that community accountable - its sickening.
@@adrenalin8343 the stolen generations is a TERM that is used in Australia to cover the sharing of the consequences of child removal policies that were/ are used to rule over the remote dominions across the world. And to show we have LEARNED about the corrupt systems of the historical record of invasion world wide.
According to today's statistics child abuse is a huge problem in aboriginal communities. I'm not saying that the stolen generation was a good thing but we are judging it by today's moral standards. The authorities at the time had the welfare of the children in mind. Many stolen generation children went on to have very successful lives and opportunities they otherwise would not have had. With the child abuse rates as high as they are I wonder if the situation they are in now is any better or worse.
*Scientific and historical facts* The first Homo sapiens who colonised Australia walked from the north about 50,000 years ago - because there was land to walk on. The first human migration to Australia was achieved when this landmass formed part of the Sahul continent, connected to the island of New Guinea via a land bridge. Over time these land bridges were covered by ocean due to normal tectonic plate movement and land subsidence. Hence the Homo sapiens who inhabited the continent of Australia about 40,000-50,000 years ago (the ancestors of current Australian aborigines) became cut off from the Homo sapiens on the other parts of the planet. After they were cut-off, the human tribes in Australia fought each other and many tribes slaughtered the males of other tribes. The Australian aboriginals were particularly bloodthirsty and cruel. The normal process of inter-tribal fighting means that males are usually killed while females are kept alive to bear the children of the victorious tribe. The humans who occupied the rest of the planet had similar inter-tribal warfare but there was a much greater variety of humans who were competing with each other. On the large continents, humans evolved and changed due to a great deal of natural competition. Stronger more intelligent human groups resulted. Over many thousands of years the successful groups dominated and incorporated their genes with other stronger groups. This is a simplification of course but it explains observations. Humans across the planet (except for those in Australia and other inaccessible locations) developed agriculture and better tools and instruments. This caused them to flourish. As their numbers increased, diseases evolved which killed many of these humans, except for those with stronger immune systems. The survivors had better immune systems as well as better skills in cognitive thought and were better at living co-operatively. These humans’ survived and weaker humans died off. * * * If Australia had NOT been cut off by the ocean, stronger, more intelligent humans would have dominated and killed the males of the Australian tribes. They would have assimilated some of the genes from the females many thousands of years ago. The overall result is that mainstream humans with a higher intelligence and stronger immune systems spread across the planet, except for places which were inaccessible, such as Australia. The humans in Australia remained stone-age tribes who had not yet invented the wheel. On a scale where the average European human has an IQ of 100, the natives of Australia have an IQ of about 64. By the modern Australian standard, pure aboriginals are well below the medically defined level for mental retardation, thus they qualify for special medical benefits the same as other handicapped people. Recognising that the natives had little organisation and had developed only simple stone tools, the British colonists saw Australia as unoccupied. When the British arrived to colonise Australia in 1788 they carried with them diseases which the stone-age Australian aboriginal immune system was not adapted to. The settlers would have been unaware of this. Viruses and bacteria were not known about at that time. Human hosts would have been completely unaware they were carrying diseases dangerous to Australian natives. The British settlers were soon followed by others from Europe and Asia bringing with them varieties of bacteria and viruses that the Australian aboriginals had not contracted before. This was the main cause of ‘aboriginal’ death. An aboriginal living in those early days needed to stay well away from the settlers and some settlers helped to facilitate this. Most aboriginal deaths were caused by introduced diseases or inter-tribal conflict. There were hundreds of tribes and about 250 different primitive languages. The tribes were very bloodthirsty towards each other. Some may have been killed by settlers in self-defence or accidental but killing aborigines was illegal and called murder by British law. * * * Humans reached Tasmania approximately 40,000 years ago by migrating across a land bridge from the mainland that existed during the last ice age. After the seas rose about 12,000 years ago and covered the land bridge, the inhabitants there were isolated from the mainland until the arrival of European settlers. The settler’s history is particularly well detailed by historic documents. The death of these aboriginals due to disease is particularly well described. The European settlers tried to isolate them to protect them from diseases. There is NO evidence of mass killings or genocide. Many of the Australian aboriginals who survived the diseases mixed their genes with the colonists and many ‘mixed race’ humans have resulted. They are still called ‘aboriginals’. There are a small number of ‘pure’ aboriginals still in existence in the warmer parts of Australia. They are generally quiet and prefer to live in remote, isolated locations. They are cared for and survive because of the health care system in place to look after them. Antibiotics have had an important role. The large amount of government funding assigned to aboriginal healthcare allows the mixed race aboriginals to thrive. The average mixed race aboriginal female has more than 6 children. As expected there are major problems with drug abuse and child sexual abuse. Most do not have the skills to be gainfully employed so most have very little to do and they suffer from boredom. There are many mixed race aboriginals who are termed ‘aboriginals’. The more vocal and assertive of them tend to have characteristics of Europeans and have a family tree that is mostly European. Some of these mixed race aboriginals become ‘aboriginal activists’ who try to propagate the idea that ‘invading whites’ have taken over their country. For example, an aboriginal documentary video on RU-vid has written comments such as: “Our blood is mixed with many who have sought our Land, and our shade of skin is varied, but our hearts will always be true.” The implication being that the writer is mostly European or Asian in background but wants to claim that it is his/her land. This is taken seriously by the media even though the family tree of the ‘aboriginal activists’ demonstrates that the activists themselves are ‘invading whites’ -- the very group that they profess to be subjugated by. Some ‘aboriginals’ even have blue eyes. The reason the media exaggerates the bad treatment of aboriginals and propagate a myth of an evil history of colonist treatment of aboriginals is to make the news more exciting to attract readers. ‘Aboriginal’ activists exaggerate for political reasons - to gain more funding and special treatment. All very understandable - but the media should be more in tune with reality. This would help politicians to speak the truth.
The government of the past knew the only possible solution (other than sterilisation) was to take the kids and break the cycle of abuse. But all it did was create a population of professional victim activists.
Yeah it's pretty complex to reframe the heritable agenda of the European mind, as a Sovereign - the Telling of stories as a venture in economic recovery and interoperability. What he does is tella broader story, one that is not following the laid out pathways of the operation. Working with other cultures is not as simplistic as it seems from Within a world view and context.
@@MrBrindleStyle Well that is one hell of an intellectual response. Would you mind breaking it down into lay mans language :) Genuinely interested . In the art world there is a tendency to complicate. My language comes from my heart and soul and I have more of an intuitive approach to art.
@@Sneakyboson nah, I’ve read other comments from him/her. They must be tripping balls. I bet when they come down from whatever high they were on. It’s gonna feel bad…
- That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs! Yeah they get satellite pay TV for a price! Austar it’s called
Ricardo Gallagher - That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs!
@@Ray-wm8dz I know you posted this a year ago. But how racist are your sleigh comments.. I hope you have moved on from then.. because all your words pare online forever.. And everyone now and in the future will see your words and cringe. Good luck..!
@@Escekar So you think child sex abuse'is alright in Aboriginal society. Decent people would condemn it no matter where it occurs. Join me in condemning child sex abuse in Roebourne please
@@Ray-wm8dz do you live near Roebourne? To be apart of the solution, you must have a job. Then you must work where you can guide change in government. And you must advocate for equality every single day. At work and in private.. I do this. Do you...?
@@Escekar You demand equality of outcomes no matter how little effort is put in by Aboriginals. That is blatant socialism at best and pure communism at the very worst. The most intelligent, the hardest working, the most determined person whatever his or her race should get into a course or the job no matter what the person's race is. . Merit not race must determine the outcome.
Why would the Govt want to remove kids from these kinds of places and conditions and communities in the very first place? Begin finding the answers to that and you'll be on the right track to having a much better understanding of who they really are and of what are the true root causes of their 'disadvantage'....
@@YaflamingGalah because when you are given something for free and know that when it gets smashed up and misused, someone else is going to pay to fix it, why would they look after it?
@@humbleopinion1499 growing up in my parents house it was all free for me, I however never felt the need to turn my room into a rubbish dump! These people just have no care for what has been given.
Alot of half white /aboriginal children were given into these church and government homes as the Aboriginals in those days rejected them. A lot from broken homes as well.
@@miltongolding5699 so complicated - when people think all they the stuff we think is the Truth - rather more than the limited world view of a mere human to which information was fed.
not what I think but - it's an argument to the benifit of data crunching process of industrial organising. Humans Are extremely fallible. Only trouble is who made the machine and FED IT - have a limited pallate.
@@MrBrindleStyle hey he died two years ago now I don't want to talk about him now this makes me feel sick to my stomach reading this so please Don't you reply to me....
I wouldn't say being racist is evil. The feeling of animosity towards something or someone different than you is completely normal for a human to feel. Just because someone acts due to this do you really believe that they are evil?
@@user-dq2ym1nn9k this man provide the interview through his own free choice. He also chose, or actually believed, his own lies. It is a valuable lesson for others trying to find out the truth. The truth is - many people make up stories about their own past to get sympathy or money (welfare or compensation) or both.
@@imnotgaybut7673 it's an American story - it exists in time and space as a perspective but not THE Perspective. A media project. The underpinnings of which are economic power, future strategies and interoperability.
Thats is the past now , all of Australia needs to look towards the new improved future ,, and yes the indigenous people are the true owners of Australia no one can take that away from them,,,,But we all need to pull together for a better future for all,,,
Chris Wilson. Racist. One race above all others. All Australians should speak out against Aboriginals. All Australians deserve every right and benefit enjoyed by Aboriginals. I am Australian.
@@blackfyre5158 that is what early settlers did back then. Stole, raped and murdered. Where do you think the common wealth came from.? It came from stealing and the slavery from 200 years ago.
@@Ray-wm8dz like they say in America.. “you don’t know me” So Ray... did you check out that video I sent on the other RU-vid channel? Remember when we were finding out more about Austudy and ABSTUDY. The next comment I sent had a RU-vid link.. did you see it...? Should I send it again...? I’m really interested in your views on it.. I’ll send it again in the next comment.
@@Ray-wm8dz here it is again.. Please watch it and either comment on that channel or comment back here. I wanna hear what you have to say.. And thank for the other night. I enjoyed looking up Austudy and ABSTUDY facts.. But trust me this next vid will show you the similarities between Aboriginal History and Early Settlers History.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qSqGe5KPRlI.html
There is no better to marginalize one self than those who want to be marginalized. Treat me like everybody else, don't treat me differently, don't leave me out. Include me please....... But first..... first remember........We were here first (Lamb commercial is a great one). Here first??? From where did you arrive though?? Terra Australis is not the birth place of humanity, Upright man OR Homo Sapians. Don't get me started on....... Lets have an Indigenous all star footy team???
I'm aboriginal and its just sad how much of you are racist its just sad like grow up we all bleed red blood not pink not people or yellow we bleed red blood like every other human on this earth
Amen. I'm African American, and I've always felt a deep kindred to the beautiful Aboriginal people! And I agree , racism is very sad. I say it's disgusting, and abominable! Peace , Blessings. 💖
Not all aboriginal peoples of Australia are the same you know and we are proud people's fighting for our land Australia this is the scar of racsisim of first people's indiginous Australian we are still treated badly in our country I'm a registered nurse but once I'm not working the way I'm treated without my nurses uniform on I'm like the rest of my fellow black brothers and sisters and mind you Australia only was genocided 200 years ago all for Britain and Queen we as a race was only given the rights to vote in the 70s not too long ago we weren't even classed human until then
Fighting for Australia ?? Who are you fighting....the people who provide you with free education, medical care, public housing and billions of dollars in welfare. Sounds like the fight is in your head. Did you have the vote before colonization ?? Your tribal hierarchy was an hereditary dictatorship who enforced their law with violence and threats. Women and young girls were routinely abducted, beaten and raped. Tribal disputes resulted in death and "payback" revenge killings against other family members that weren't even involved. Grow up and take responsibility for your own problems. Your failure to live in the modern world is a choice. People come from all over the world to take advantage of the opportunity to live in our fair and inclusive society. Yet you are born with these opportunities on your doorstep and refuse to partake. That is entirely your choice.
Australia belongs to ALL Australians irrespective of race/ethnicity/skin colour. Aboriginals want and get more than every other race/ethnicity. That is both unfair and racist.
@@daphneytennard3267 I couldn't hear the drums, speak your tribal dialect or read the smoke signals. Luckily the white man provided you with a computer and a globally understood language so you could tell everyone how savage he is ?!?!
You make yourself look bad by demanding and begging for MORE than any other race in Australia. My children and I deserve EVERY benefit and right an Aboriginal enjoys. If you want something, learn to fend for yourself like everybody else has to. Skill up, find work on the open market like everyone else and actually turn up everyday to earn your keep. Respect is earned, not demanded and certainly not begged for.
@Dakota Ella I tell my children to work hard to achieve what they want in life, to sometimes sacrifice fun today in order to improve their lives tomorrow. Now I have to tell them that no matter how much they accomplish, someone else, an Aboriginal will get into the course on lower marks, get the job just because of their race/ethnicity/skin colour (eg ticking the Are you Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander is not simply for statistical purposes) and even have a job created specifically for them eg Aboriginal Liaison Officer etc simply because of race. My children will lose out to someone with lower marks, less/lower/perhaps no qualifications, less dedication, less individual intelligence. That is not a good thing both for the individual and for society as a whole. I will always fight for my children and in the future for my grandchildren. If they miss out because someone better pipped them, fair enough. Try again, work harder. If they lose simply because of their race and racist policies, then that is clearly unfair, wrong and indeed racist.
We learned everything from those who conquered us. It has proved far more productive than sitting in the dirt crying about the past asking for handouts.
In all of Aboriginal History. There was never a prison found anywhere... If a crime happened it was dealt with and the person was punished in public. This was so no other person would do the same crime. Punishment was brutal, but when it was complete. There was no continuation of violence afterwards. This law is still practiced today.. 2020...
Lewis Yerloburka O'Brien was born at Point Pearce Mission on Yorke Peninsula in South Australia in 1930. His father was Irish, born in County Cork.[1] His great, great grandmother was Kudnarto, who relocated from the northern parts of Kaurna country, near Clare in the nineteenth century due to dispossession of land holdings. O'Brien was ill as a child and became a ward of the state at age 12. Until the age of 18, he lived in a number of foster homes and boys' homes. He studied at Point Pearce, Ethelton Primary School and Payneham Primary School. He gained his Intermediate Certificate of education in 1946 from Le Fevre Boys Technical High School at Glanville, South Australia, overcoming extreme difficulties to do so,
Yeh their was stolen generation.I admit it shouldn't have happened.Then again I hear from older people they never looked after their kids.Even though they had been doing it for thousands of years.But they used to take white people who were born out of wedlock or things like that.What about what happened to them.Or the convicts getting shipped here from their families.Some I know used to work with aborigines in communities.Before white man come he said if a baby was born and it was sick or wouldn't last long.They would abandon it.Now that wasn't good.So look at some other things like that.
Ghryst VanGhod I have been scrolling though this comment section and seeing your ignorant comments in almost every thread. Try to be respectful, we don't need people like you being racist. *Contradiction:* Native Australians told stories from their ancestors thousands of years prior. Thousands of years ago, *emus could fly.*
We just found out our second cousins whose mum died in childbirth in London 1930 were taken. The three youngest taken off to Australia. They had another three Siblings left in uk. They had to do lots of detective work as adults and it was only their children. That found the truth. They were my mums cousins and she remembered their mum died but wondered til her dying years what happened to them. What a cruel people they were dividing and separating families like that. We got our cousins back though. They were blind and blue eyed. Handsome lot.
Well that’s funny, because aboriginals being the First Nations of Australia live the pores. I have family in this community and I see my family living this way every day don’t even have money for food, jobs or anything for our people.... my people need justice for how we live
@@bataviahopkins7409 it’s gonna take Aboriginal people to fix Aboriginal people. We need more Aboriginals employed in government. Such as; education, health and law employment. Then we can design proper project that will tackle the issue Aboriginal families face...
Employment is important but never lower the bar or standards to let one race in for political expedience or to appease activists. All of society, comprising people of all races, must compete together to enter any course or get any job. To do otherwise is to be racially prejudiced against a person's race. Merit, never race must always be the criteria of choice in any situation. In order to compete with the rest of the world, Australia must aim towards being a meritocracy whereby the very best person gets the prize and we must always encourage every Australian to be the best they can be.
@@Ray-wm8dz totally agree...! I’m just saying this is not the forum for this conversation... That’s why your coming up against discourse in these comments sections.. Oh... Wait a minute.. May be this is the only place you know you will get a conversation.. Cool, that’s cool.. But you gotta admit, some of your comments have been inciteful and I’m talking about the ones posted over a year ago..
Check the websites of Austudy and ABSTUDY and compare what you get. You’ll find that AUSTUDY gets about $200.00 more per fortnight.. AUSTUDY = just over $15,000 PA ABSTUDY = just over $14,000 PA.. That was 2020 2021 will be different as Austudy will drop down a few hundreds of dollars. But still more than ABSTUDY.. That’s not ever equal footing to get education..
Come on Australia! Give this people their land. Australia and Europe are responsible for their suffering, Who are we to say our way of life is the right way? They have been broken for generations, how can you judge them like you do. Makes me sick! Maybe get of your couches and look around you, there are people running things, and when people start controling shit, we always make terrible choices before we make vice ones. And in this case, after this terrible mess thats been going on for well over well over 100 years, the Aborigine people need help to claim THEIR culture again.
If the $5 billion dollars a year for the last 50 years we spend on improving their lives hasn't helped what will. That ain't working. Got any ideas genius.
You can have your land back when you agree to forsake European technology. Edit - Stop trashing your communities and maybe the rest of us might give a damn about you
@@warwicklewis8735 money is not going to solve this one:) when people loose their identity and culture it takes alont time to get it back, it is not done in this generation. But the ones to come can be awakened and tought the old ways. Maybe they wont carry the scars of beeing rejected and alienated and pushed of their holy lands.
@@odinshunter9297 the problem with that is that culture changes. No one gets to stay in the past. Whether we like it or not the time marches on. What is holding these people back ?? Other people migrate to western countries to take part in our society because of the opportunities it offers. Yet here is a people born with those opportunities on their doorstep. Refusing to join the society. Insisting that they remain separate from the global community. Indulging in a self defeatist culture of blame and victimhood.
ItsCizza - That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs!
rescued, from the abuse of a violent culture, where every problem is solved with a spear through the leg (or today, a hatchet in the back - NOTHING has changed).
Jim Morris - That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs!
loro1rojo - That’s what I’m saying. I worked at this town installing underground power for the community in 1994-5. I loved it, it was an adventure. Traveling along the sand dune roads with a cherry picker from PAWA in Alice Springs!
Aboriginals have all the rights privileges and benefits every other race in Australia enjoys AND MORE. Every Australian of every race should enjoy equal rights. The hardest working, the most determined, the most individually intelligent, the one who sacrificed their own time to succeed should win the prize, not the most politically correct race.
@@jekyllynch6168 No, I am so multicultural. I stand for people of ALL races and heritage to have equal rights and respect. You stand for one race to have more than everyone else. As Martin Luther King said, "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character ".
I recall all the hoo ha about aparthied in South Africa that system was the carbon copy of the system used in Australia. White only buses a pass to be out after 6.00pm the whole racist agenda. Australia has a lot to answer for the policies of the past has developed the disadvantage of tiday.
@GunCoppaz first off, being racist is being evil. and second these two statements are not contradictory at all, they're supportive towards each other :)
Damien Marlowe why so aggressive? I should be able to express an opinion. And that opinion is that I do not respect indigenous cultures. I don't mean you as an individual, I just feel they were more primitive than one would expect.
Le Perfect Goy I know quite a bit about the aboriginal culture. They failed to invent the wheel in 50 thousand years. This is not a culture that should be encouraged. It’s just an opinion.
im pretty sure it’s due to invasion! nobody from my culture requires your “respect” nor do we care! just face the fact that you plain racist. you do not know anything about the culture, which explains your blatant ignorance.
Holy shit it's the same thing that had happened to us we r the aboriginals for Canada and they r the aboriginals just on the other side of the world WOW 😮 I wonder if they have half breed's like us too ours r called Metis people I wonder what they call theirs
@@Escekar my family lives on palm Island and theyre as black as they get and I have a bigger family in Kuranda, im half cast aboriginal, my father's white and my mums aboriginal but not full. Half casts will always be aboriginal and even white colour is aboriginal to me, but I call them half cast like me or they call me that, its not that racist but I understand of its for u
"Stolen"? More like - saved. These children that were taken from Abo's at least got education and were safe from domestic abuse and addiction to gasoline. I wouldn't call that "stolen"
qwertzuiop 1 bitch your momma was saved from a asshole like you, you uneducated bitch with no culture or song or dance or dreaming shamejob run along matey
My 2 great aunties and a great uncle 3 of my Nans 5 siblings who were born on a mission were stolen from my Great Grandfather and great grandmother who had to pay for their 3 children's keep for being stolen from a very loving family hard working husband my beautiful the nuns knocked out most of my dear aunts teeth and she was also sterilised yet my aunty was the most beautiful human being l ever knew how they survived such depravity 2 did is unbelievable reading the borrow records is just as bad. It wasn't for the best of those children it was no more different than what the Germans done to Jewish people what happened to Aboriginal people in this country. The depraverty from the mass murderer s still have effects on us today the trauma changes our DNA so before the nutters and uneducated be key board warriors get a brain while yous are at it
Not quite as bad as what Nazi Germany did to the Jews I'm sorry, probably would have been maybe if they had the resources and technology of 1940s.But credit where credits due, I wish people would stop comparing everyone to Nazi Germany, it's just not correct.
@@traceyonus4749 " no different to what Germans done to Jewish people?" So why do you have government funding for absolutely EVERYTHING then? Why don't you go back to your old ways and become a stone age Paeleolithic hunter gathering "culture" again? There is plenty of room for that "lifestyle" So, off you go! See you around the campfire!
