Disadvantaged in what way?

Tell me, how have they suddenly become 'disadvantaged', when they lived 40,000 years pretty well.
Unless its because they were kicked off land that was taken from them?

Or is it something more sinister?
Are they disadvantaged for lack of a Christian God?
Or a Political representative?
Or a City lifestyle made in China?

"10 MOST DISADVANTAGED AREAS"

Inside the skulls of:

- Sprintcyclist

- Sir Booby

- Valkie

- Frank

- BigOl64

- moses

- The Mechanic

- issuevoter

- Gordon

- Mr Hammer

Jasin wrote on Mar 27^th, 2018 at 7:59pm:



Yeah, most of abo money is administered by abo corporations, but nice try there 

Jasin wrote on Mar 27^th, 2018 at 8:58pm:




Probably, still being p1ssed away and wasted by their own people, nothing to do with whitey.

Disadvantaged because the federal and state governments have determined that these people are unemployable. Therefore, the welfare funding for these people who are identified as aboriginal is much higher than non-aboriginal people... on average. When aboriginal people are not required to look for work, they don't bother. They get lazy, and then bored. It is why the drinking becomes a problem. Then discipline gets ignored. Eventually, you see another generation come along that witnesses and repeats their parents' behaviour. Some are born to alcoholic and teenaged mothers.

Along come the social justice warriors, who then determine that the reason why aborigines are statistically worse off than non-aboriginal is due to aborigines being witness to Captain Cook's landing. This has allegedly caused some massive psychological impact on ALL aborigines to the point that it can be traced as the reason for just about ALL their problems.

There is nothing disadvantaging about being aboriginal these days. Has not been an issue for over 30 years.

I dont know about the others but I used to live near cherbourg. There is no alcohol allowed there (cause of howard) and so the few drinkers go and stay in murgon to drink (sleeping in the streets pretty much). The children at cherbourg only get minimal education by someone that goes there about twice a week for a few hours. There is no employment in the area so not much hope of anyone getting a job and none of them can afford to move to a place where there are jobs.

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Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2018 at 10:27am:


Its not as easy as that for them though. Their culture is to all live together and they arent educated very well. How would they get these "share rooms" anyway? From memory heaps of ppl apply for each one. If they live a long way away and have no transport they arent going to be able to even get a foot in the door.

Also - not sure what you mean by "share rooms" but that sounds a bit cheap. I think even the students share accomadation starts around 180 and you have to be a student. Boarding houses (if you can find one nowadays) start around 250.

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Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2018 at 11:25am:


Whats the matter? Are you trying to insult me because i disagreed with you? Meanwhile do you know where cherbourg is? Not very close to brisbane CBD. And no transport to get there either.

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Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2018 at 9:53am:


The government should be providing basic services no matter where you live. A town of a thousand people would not be expecting a McDonalds or whatever other unnecessary rubbish we see in large towns and bigger. But a hospital, ambulance service, police, facilities for emergency services, etc., should be within 100km of anywhere.

But I guess that was not what you meant. People living in isolation should make the effort to travel the distance to get the things they need. Not have supermarkets built for isolated people's convenience.

Mr Hammer wrote on Apr 2^nd, 2018 at 12:05pm:


They get taken there from their bush homes. Not many left out there now because they have been put in these "communities".

What do I want? I havent really thought about it but I would rather they were allowed back on their own land to live as they want. Most aboriginals I have met from tribes didnt even want their dole money. They just left it in the bank building up. This was aboriginals up north 20 years ago. Dont know whats happening now.

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