Aussies celebrate "Invasion Day"

[ShahdagMountains]

I would reccomend The Fatal Shore. A history of early Australia by Robert Hughes. It is a nasterly account of the early days of Australia..

You actually find time to read?

It quickly turned from a party to an orgy as whores fucked convicts and soldiers on the beach. No doubt under the respectful gaze of the natives. I exppect they were impressed at the activities of their "betters

Fire and brimstone! And always some form of sex.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

You actually find time to read?



Fire and brimstone! And always some form of sex.

I used to read a lot. History mainly.. My eyesight is now so poor I cant read easily. I am going for an eyetest next week.
I hope I will be able to read and also clear up my typos.

 

[ShahdagMountains]

I used to read a lot. History mainly.. My eyesight is now so poor I cant read easily. I am going for an eyetest next week.
I hope I will be able to read and also clear up my typos.

You could always try braille. Given you’re the touchy freely type.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

You could always try braille. Given you’re the touchy freely type.

Im not quite that bad. But thanks.

 

[bambu.]

Yes! The ******* British colonized us too.

Luckily for you.
Better them than say a country with many hundreds of millions of people who could've been shipped in to take over and rule forever.

 

[Zebra]

Tens of thousands protest Australia Day legacy of 'colonisation and genocide'

Tens of thousands of people rallied across Australia to call for the abolition of the annual national celebration of 26 January as they argue the day represents colonisation and the genocide of indigenous people.

While Australia Day marks the anniversary of the 1788 arrival of the British First Fleet at Botany Bay, many indigenous Australians, who trace their lineage on the continent back 50,000 years, regard it as “Invasion Day”.

“Today marks the start of colonisation and the start of genocide and you name it,” said Jayden Riley, 17, who was marching in Sydney on Saturday wearing a vest in the colours of the Aboriginal flag.

Do you have something similar in the US ?

I do think so!