Let me firstly say I am from Australia, and I am far from racist, just opinionated. I read a news story about a man who was bashed by Aboriginal children when they asked him for a cigarette and he didn’t have any to give them. Twenty kids ranging from eight to fourteen years old then bashed the man badly beating him with their bikes, kicking him repeatedly and even hitting him over the head with a thick piece of wood.
People in Australia defend Aboriginals because it’s deemed wrong to cast Aboriginals in any bad light even if they do something wrong. Just ask the Australian government who gives these non-deserving so-called Australian Aboriginals free handouts, bonuses and perks such as priority housing, jobs and medical services.
The movie Australia by Baz Luhrman which was financed partly by the Australian government glorified Aboriginals so much that it made me sick just watching it. Aboriginals and everyone else of other races are no angels, but it’s obvious due to the government trying to mend it’s image thanks to the stolen generation, it’s basically sucking up to people of Aboriginal culture.
Aboriginals get absolutely everything (no exaggeration), if you’re from Australia then you’d know exactly to what extent the government is willing to go to – to give Aboriginals anything they want, all whilst they refuse to work even though the government here provides far more assistance to Aboriginals to find work than any other person of non-Aboriginal descent. Australia even has Aboriginal only incentives to make employers advertise positions that only Aboriginals can apply for, I wish I had that privilege of being offered exclusive work based on my race.
The violence will continue to get worse because the government doesn’t seem to realise that it’s cash handouts and special benefits for Aboriginals are rewarding laziness, unemployment, substance abuse, violence and physical abuse. All of these traits are a way of life in these troubled Aboriginal communities, they need to be broken up again and some enforcement needs to be placed. But, oh, wait, everyone will cry “stolen generation” again and some future prime minister will have to apologise.
Whilst not all Aboriginals are bad people, a lot of people of Aboriginal origin work hard and don’t take a cent off the government, it’s the bad ones that ruin it for everyone else. There are obviously troubled suburbs in different states all over Australia where the Aboriginal violence, drug and abuse toll is substantially higher than other places though. It’s obvious places like the Northern Territory, Darwin and it’s surrounding states and containing suburbs have a more widespread problem than others.
The irony in all of this is if the guy tried to defend himself in any way he would have been slammed by the courts and slapped with an assault charge at the least, most likely with a slew of other charges thrown at him for merely defending himself against minors with apparent violence problems.
Another dose of irony in all of this is: if the kids were caught for the crime they committed, they would merely get a slap on the wrist anyway. The Australian government will paint you a picture of Australia being the most multicultural country in the world, but it’s a mirage, a lie. Australia is no different to other countries where race still determines how the law and government treats you. Let’s just say that the law isn’t exactly as en-forceful when it comes to Aboriginal criminals as it is to non-Aboriginal Australians.
Ask yourself, what Australian would bash someone because they didn’t have cigarettes to give you? Also ask yourself why these kids are already smoking cigarettes and committing violent crimes at such a young age. It’s obviously parental influence that sets it off, the government throws money in which fuels the fire so-to-speak and then the community does the rest. It’s a big vicious circle that has been rotating around and around for years and years, it only gets worse every single year. It seems whenever the government spots a problem they grab handfuls of money and throw it at the problem hoping it goes away.
Maybe the government did the right thing back in the stolen generation days by taking away these Aboriginal kids from their families to make them better people, give them better role models and direction in life. I’m not saying the racist policies back then were right, but maybe the idea was solid in the fact that maybe some of these parents in these troubled Aboriginal communities should have their children taken away. I’m sure most would be too drunk to notice their children being taken away anyway considering they never know where there kids are 99% of the time nor do they even care where they are.
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