Culture Fat Aussie Abo calls for Australia to be "Abolished" - Forgets Whiteybux are the only reason they're still around.

Having seen how well rioting like apes has worked for niggas world wide, one Aussie Abo is saying "Hold my stolen jerry can, blackfella" and calling for Australia, the nation, to be "Abolished".

Invasion Day activist criticised after controversial remarks
A PROTEST group has posted an incendiary statement following a controversial speech from one of its organisers last week.

Ben Graham
news.com.auJANUARY 29, 20187:15PM

PROTEST group Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance (WAR) has released an expletive laden statement after backlash to comments from one of its members on Australia Day.

Tarneen Onus-Williams told a crowd of thousands “F**k Australia, hope it burns to the ground” during an Invasion Day rally in Melbourne on Friday.

The 24-year-old also told the crowd she wanted Australia Day abolished instead of the date being changed.

“All you fellas in your Australian flags should be ashamed of yourselves,” she added.

There were calls for the WAR organiser to be removed from her role with a government-funded body following the comments.

Today, WAR, a group with more than 21,000 followers on Facebook has released a strongly worded statement in response to the criticism.

“WAR will not rest until we burn this entire rotten settler colony called Australia, illegally and violently imposed on stolen Aboriginal land at the expense of the blood of countless thousands, to the f***ing ground, until every corrupt and illegal institution of white supremacist, patriarchal, capitalist settler colonial power forced upon us is no more,” it read.

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Former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett told The Australian that Ms Onus-Williams, should step down as an executive member of Victoria’s Koorie Youth Council (KYC) for a series of angry, divisive comments.

“I don’t think it’s appropriate that she continues to serve on the council,” Mr Kennett said.

“This is something that’s meant to advance the understanding and appreciation of all things indigenous and in saying what she has, she’s shown that she’s totally incompatible with that. I think it’s a case of ‘thank you, but goodbye,’” he said.

KYC released a statement yesterday saying Ms Onus-Williams is a “volunteer youth member” with the organisation.

“Ms Onus-Williams’s role in Friday’s rally is separate to her volunteering at KYC,” the statement read.

“As on organisation, KYC does not share her stance.”

Ms Onus-Williams told Fairfax Media late last week: “It was a strong statement, but I am not going to apologise for it.

“It was a metaphor, not actually a statement to be taken literally,” she added.

“I just want everything, all the governments to fall apart, because our people are dying and nobody cares and the whole system needs to change.

“The leaders of this country continue to ignore and oppress us. I am sick of our people getting locked up and dying in custody, of our young people suiciding.

“I don’t have all the answers of what is going to liberate us. I just know the current system isn’t working. Since colonisation nothing has worked for blackfellas on this land.”

“Sometimes, when you’re a bit poetic, things get taken out of context,” she added on Twitter.

However, indigenous leader and former ALP president Warren Mundine has also put pressure on Ms Onus-Williams after her remarks.

Mr Mundine said she was a hypocrite and a “hater” for working with the government on state-funded programs while openly attacking the government and causing division in other forums.

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Shaun Burgoyne
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Change The Date so we can ALL celebrate our Country together https://www.instagram.com/p/BeZcZM_hHik/


Helen
@crockh55
Really??????? Not sure if I want to celebrate anything with Tarneen Onus-Williams pic.twitter.com/QSwVVMBHGT

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EMC
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I don't get the enormously angry response to Tarneen Onus-Williams's speech at the Invasion Day rally. It's not like she burnt a flag (which would be justifiable). I think Aboriginal people display an amazing amount of restraint.

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Nardijah
@Nardijah
I am furious and ashamed at how people have targeted @Tarneen and the Koori Youth Council. This is modern day colonisation. When people threaten and try to silence strong black voices by vandalising centres and threatening women— what else could it be called.

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“The serious question here is why is the government funding these groups and these organisations when the people involved are haters who have no scruples about taking taxpayers’ money and then spitting in their faces,” Mr Mundine told The Australian.

“And governments only have themselves to blame for wasting taxpayers’ money, because there’s no real rigour in appointments and no questions about where this money is going. And then you see money going into causes and demonstrations where people are racially abusing and threatening people — it has to change.”

Just an FYI https://t.co/nnyPsrK0s1

— Tarneen (@Tarneen) January 28, 2018

Tracey Bamblett Onus
@TraceyOnus
A sad sad day indeed Waren Mundine attacks the Koorie Youth Council and call for it to be defunded. This country has the highest indigenous youth suicide in the world and your bagging out our youth. Because they voice their opinions in the week of Mourning. Wow no words.

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Joe
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Criticising young Aboriginal women trying to have a voice is the last thing senior Aboriginal men should be doing. Instead we should be strongly backing Aboriginal women to be front and centre of our struggle.

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However, some on social media came to the defence of Ms Onus-Williams.

“I am furious and ashamed at how people have targeted @Tarneen and the Koori Youth Council. This is modern day colonisation,” wrote one commentator. “When people threaten and try to silence strong black voices by vandalising centres and threatening women — what else could it be called.”

News.com.au tried to contact Ms Onus-Williams via the Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance. However, the organisation refused to comment on the criticism.

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Another angry halfcaste, robbing the welfare system with her "abo" status, getting free education, free medical, grants, funding, free housing.

She seems to believe that Whitey should just hand over Australia to her and her kin, so they can run the country. Like most Abos with handouts, she'd spend it on a case of XXXX, some flyspray and a carton of the cheapest durrys around. $1.1 Trillion is a lot of beer, smokes and flyspray.

 

[KimCoppolaAficionado]

You call the Murray-Darling Basin "very little arable land"? I'm pretty confused that over 1 million kilometers squared of fertile agricultural land is considered very little but alright. As for massive cultural isolation plenty of civilizations were equally as culturally isolated yet still established agricultural practices such as the pre-Spanish Mesoamericans and Xia and Shang Dynasty China. To say "but Aboriginals couldn't have developed agriculture" is dumb, especially when Aboriginals have manipulated the land for the benefit of men via fire stick farming.

1. The Murray-Darling Basin is only a fertile river valley by comparison to the rest of Australia, consists mostly of forest instead of grassland, and is home to those cripplingly painful Gympie-Gympie trees I mentioned earlier, among other poisonous, soil-spoiling, or inedible plants and Australia's ever-present population of venomous everything.
2. You appear to not understand my point: I am not saying any one of my above factors kept the Aboriginals trapped in the Stone Age; I am saying that the combination did. The Scandinavian peoples could develop agriculture as the technologies and knowledge needed were shared from more southerly people. The Aztecs developed agriculture because they had an abundant river valley, easily-sourced non-agricultural food supplies, and easily-bred grains (corn). The same is true with the Xia and Shang.
3. If, according to you, they could have, why didn't they? Because they're just dumb monkeys?

 

[Your Weird Fetish]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but weren't at least some Aboriginal Australian groups known about by outside peoples before European settlers arrived? They just didn't tend to interact much because they had nothing of interest to trade?

 

[polonium]

You know, fuck them.

I say Australians should leave, but demolish all infrastructure, remove all petrol reserves and blow up all habitable buildings.

Wonder what that bitch would do without internet, fast food or a welfare system.

Exactly. If we put the country back the way we found it, and set up a naval blockade so that nobody else could perpetrate white hate-crimes like welfare and healthcare, I doubt they'd last six months.

They whine and scream about there being a lack of services in remote communities, which begs the question if their way of life was so sacred and noble and in-tune with the environment, how come they need whitey's money to live there? Unless there was some kind of outback centrelink that europeans demolished when we arrived.

Still, we can always rely on brainless apologists to keep making excuses for lazy protohominids.

 

[Burgers in the ass]

1. The Murray-Darling Basin is only a fertile river valley by comparison to the rest of Australia, consists mostly of forest instead of grassland, and is home to those cripplingly painful Gympie-Gympie trees I mentioned earlier, among other poisonous, soil-spoiling, or inedible plants and Australia's ever-present population of venomous everything.

It's mostly forest, but theres still enough grassland to make some form of crops, such as the stuff near Albury, Lake Mulwala, and Swan Hill.
Also the Gympie-Gympie trees are located in Queensland which is northeastern Australia, and judging from the weather differnce between the north east and the south east, it's probably not going to be able to grow around there, (or at least not be common).

 

[SpessCaptain]

You guys are also forgetting that in Australia we have no real native grain to really create agricultural stuff and most fruit trees were sporadic at best, based on either bucketing down with rain or literally being set on fire before sprouting.

 

[Your Weird Fetish]

Didn't stop subsaharan Africans. Or some of them, at least.

 

[LazloChalos]

You guys are also forgetting that in Australia we have no real native grain to really create agricultural stuff and most fruit trees were sporadic at best, based on either bucketing down with rain or literally being set on fire before sprouting.

All these well informed arguments which explain their lack of advancements just adds to the question of why the hell did they migratory group stay in a place which is so hostile to human life? Was it a case of simply not having resources to travel back?

Then there is the complete apathy towards improvement and advancement, examples being everything they created from their "music" to their vehicles, mainly boats which are nothing more than a single piece of bark with some lashes.

The "boat":

 

[heathercho]

You guys are also forgetting that in Australia we have no real native grain to really create agricultural stuff and most fruit trees were sporadic at best, based on either bucketing down with rain or literally being set on fire before sprouting.

They had native grains - native millet, native kangaroo grass, Alpine rice as well as yams and so forth - they did learn how to mill these things to a degree, they created bush bread and yams were a large part of their diet, but beyond that they didn't cultivate anything domestically or traditionally. They were similar to the Jomon of Japan or the Pre-Columbian people of the Pacific Northwest, in that they had some attempts at base horticulture, but it was limited.
It wasn't until Asians via Korea went to Japan that they chased the hunter gather population out with their superior farming skills and organised societies. Same with the Americas and in turn, Australia.

Other societies have had to work around the environment and build workable farming environments from that and done it successfully. I would assume the lack of contact both physically and genetically with the outside world hurts hunter gather cultures on a number of levels.

Because they're just dumb monkeys?

They may not be "dumb monkeys" but their society would not have stood a hope in hell of flourishing, had no one taken over. Europeans and Asians came to Australia, farmed it, mined it, made it a modern society. If they had not, then "Australia" would just be another Africa. Or both New Guineas. That place is a shithole. They eat people still.
Some cultures or races just had advancement down better than other cultures. It might hurt people's feelings, but it's true.

 

[DICKPICSRUS]

This thread is very educational for non Australian kiwis

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

You guys are also forgetting that in Australia we have no real native grain to really create agricultural stuff and most fruit trees were sporadic at best, based on either bucketing down with rain or literally being set on fire before sprouting.

Yep, they didn't have anything sufficient to build a civilization off of like corn in Mesoamerica or potatoes in the Andes, and they didn't have anyone nearby to give them anything like Europeans leeching off Mesopotamia and Egypt, although they got some shit from New Guinea like the dingo. Interestingly, the Andeans possibly started with aquaculture like some Victorian Aboriginal groups had with their eel farming, so that's what I mean by it would take them another few thousand years before they'd domesticate something.

 

[ICametoLurk]

Fuck Abbos, they ate all the pygmies and made everyone forget they existed.

 

[Zbk3VmLfujjzjxBd43tL]

Fuck Abbos, they ate all the pygmies and made everyone forget they existed.

At least the Maori didn't come over from New Zealand and eat the Abos like they ate the poor Chatham Islanders.

 

[ICametoLurk]

At least the Maori didn't come over from New Zealand and eat the Abos like they ate the poor Chatham Islanders.

AKA: Why Pacifism is retarded.

 

[Jan_Hus]

Abbos probably had their civilization wiped out by gigantic predatory emus

 

[KimCoppolaAficionado]

They may not be "dumb monkeys" but their society would not have stood a hope in hell of flourishing, had no one taken over. Europeans and Asians came to Australia, farmed it, mined it, made it a modern society. If they had not, then "Australia" would just be another Africa. Or both New Guineas. That place is a shithole. They eat people still.
Some cultures or races just had advancement down better than other cultures. It might hurt people's feelings, but it's true.

I'm not arguing otherwise: I wouldn't trade my life for that of an abo pre-colonization if you put a gun to my head. I'm just saying that things are more complicated than "hurr hurr, look at those stupid abos, huff petrol, sleep inna streets, they aren't even humans."

 

[polonium]

At least the Maori didn't come over from New Zealand and eat the Abos like they ate the poor Chatham Islanders.

I kinda wish they did though