Here we go again with this pretentious nonsense where their overwhelmingly dominant white genes are simply ignored like that poor Elephant-in-the-Room who nobody wants to acknowledge for fear of an Andrew Bolt court case.

When will they ever grow up and stop sucking on this delusional Victimhood tit that is like a cancer with these people?

"Enough already", as the Americans would say.

Navel-gazing neurotics.

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AuntieM wrote on Jan 20^th, 2017 at 6:04am:


They've both got a little tar in their blood, but feature-wise they are obviously way more of European background than indigenous.

My grandfather on my father's side was 100% German, and my Grandmother on my mother's side was 100% French.

How would it look if I entered the House of Reps in Canberra promoting myself - (with a straight face) - as 'German' ... or 'French' - ?

Answer: plurry rediculous.

This bullshit should actually be legislated against to stop this silly farce being repeated by others.

Here's the address of the people who can tell you where you really come from as a majority:

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Enough with this childish nonsense.

If they have the courage of their conviction, then they shouldn't be afraid to take the DNA test and publish it.

Poll ...

Would they be happy to do this?

1) Oh Hell yes!

2) er, no.

3) Buckley's.

4) and Hell will freeze over first.

There's more Victimhood kudos to be had by sticking with the "I'm an aborigine" wank.

Lord Herbert wrote on Jan 20^th, 2017 at 5:41am:


He is recognised by the wider aboriginal community as indigenous Herb, who are we to deny his aboriginalty.

Raven has a an Aboriginal friend who is as white as he is. The only white blood he has is a Dutch grandfather. He was raised within the aboriginal community by aboriginal parents. Yet there are people who look at him as a fraud, pretending to be aboriginal to get all this "free" stuff that aboriginal people supposedly receive.

If you identify as an aboriginal and are recognised by the wider aboriginal community as aboriginal, then that's what you are.

Raven wrote on Jan 21^st, 2017 at 9:11pm:


Hold it right THERE, Raven!

'Honorary aborigine' I will accept, just as universities are in the habit of handing out honorary doctorates like boiled bullseyes and humbugs to clueless individuals who nevertheless make handsome donations, or who make all the right Leftwing-Luvvie noises on the ABC and other Far Left media outlets.

But otherwise you can't simply whimsically decide that someone with 1/20th aborigine or Eskimo or Hottentot blood is henceforth the genuine article and is to be regarded as a fair dinkum indigenous Australian, Eskimo, or Hottentot. The criteria is a little more demanding than that, and involves the science of DNA profiling and ethnology.

And who are we to call "BULLSHIT!" on pretentious falsehoods? When falsehoods are paraded as The Truth, then it becomes a slippery slope to more and greater mischief.


Raven wrote on Jan 21^st, 2017 at 9:11pm:


Wrong.

Paul Keating is no more a 'Doctor of Letters' than I am, simply because a bunch of kiss-ass university bureaucrats wanted to flatter him for some more donations and for being a Canberra lobbyist for them.

Your Dutch friend is obviously way more European than indigenous, but so as not to seem ungrateful and rejecting of his aboriginal step-parents he plays along with the 'narrative' of being an aborigine. I can understand him doing that, but it still doesn't make it true.

(tattoos Wagyle on forehead)

brudda

Herbert read carefully.

His mother is aboriginal and his father had an aboriginal mother and a Dutch father.

The only white blood he has comes from this grandfather.

Brian Ross wrote on Jan 21^st, 2017 at 3:55pm:

And Brian Dross is 50% d ick h ead and 50% f Vck wit so we are able to glean from this you are 100% idiot!

Raven wrote on Jan 22^nd, 2017 at 6:14pm:


"His mother is aboriginal" ... that can mean anything nowadays, and you would know that it is illegal for a person in the radio or print industry to use the term 'part-aborigine'.

I don't at all mind him being 100% aboriginal in his genetic heritage, or 51% aboriginal - but it's not a matter of whimsy and choice. I just don't like people swanning around arbitrarily claiming to be aborigine because it happens to suit their agenda.

The person I loved second only to my mother was a Chinese woman from north China who us kids regarded as our second mother.