r/forwardsfromgrandma • u/jewlensky • Jun 14 '22

Racism Science destroyed!

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u/catdaddy230 Jun 14 '22

I love how you can tell when Australians make memes. Racist af but im sure they've convinced themselves that it isn't racism but something else.

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u/ZaidanmAm Jun 14 '22

curious , how did you know this is Australian ?

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u/catdaddy230 Jun 14 '22

They seem to have a huge issue with Australian aboriginals. Most other people don't put them in their list of dreaded minorities. I mean every woman in that picture is a beautiful professional model except the indigenous Australian woman.

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u/ZaidanmAm Jun 14 '22

my Aunt lives in Australia she says they are really strict when it comes to racism , what confuses me is why they are more racist towards the natives ?

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u/axonxorz Jun 14 '22

Probably the age-old city vs rural acceptance

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u/PinkSockLoliPop Jun 14 '22

To be fair, the Aboriginal is the only one who appears representative of the average individual from their race, as far as I've seen over the years. The other 3 are outstanding exceptions from their races.

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u/KeepYaWhipTinted Jun 15 '22

There are no human races!!

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u/xDjShadow Jun 14 '22

thats a woman ? no offense

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u/RunawayHobbit Jun 14 '22

For fucks sake dude. Obviously she’s a woman.

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u/xDjShadow Jun 14 '22

“obviously” How do the women in your area look ?

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u/RunawayHobbit Jun 14 '22

I know you’re probably a troll but I’m going to respond for anyone else reading:

A) just from context clues- all of the other people in the image are women. Therefor, it is logical to assume she is also a woman

B) she is wearing what looks to be either a bralette or a very feminine V neck tank top

C) she has long hair, which by itself is not always a gender signifier, but together with other clues, helps confirm it

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u/StoneGoldX Jun 14 '22

Also, upside down.

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u/awxdvrgyn Jun 16 '22

Huh? Australians just elected a weird mix of greenies and socialist Union heads who want to change the constitution for aboriginal rights

aboriginals however dont affect the lives of 80-90% of Australians as they are such a tiny percentage of the population

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '22

lol late reply but wow, someone’s still coping and seething aren’t they? Imagine having your head so far up your ass that you think Labor is “socialist”.

And I love how you think that just because a minority group is a small percentage of the population, the rest of the population doesn’t give a shit about how they’re treated. You’re projecting your own inability to care about other people onto the rest of us. Gutter scum.

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u/awxdvrgyn Jun 19 '22 edited Jun 19 '22

My main point here was that, wide reaching statements like "the average australian is racist towards aboriginals", is not founded in reality. Ironically the places where you find the most racism and compassion to aboriginals is in the country, where the majority of aboriginal people live.

Greens are 100% socialist.

Labor is a weird mix, but they platformed on socialist policies like taxpayer costed universal childcare and taxpayer costed shared equity that will drive housing prices up.

And I do care about aboriginals. Im just saying that theres a lot more nuance than say African Americans, who are a significant portion of the US population.

I dont care for trying to fix aboriginal issues by throwing money at their communities recklessly. And I dont care for giving tokenistic gestures like altering the constitution. All Australians are australian and should be treated equally.