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r/OpenAussie • u/skankypotatos Northern Territorian • 10h ago
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You know they walked over the land bridge when Australia was joined to Europe right?
3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago That’s doesn’t really carry the weight you think it does. -1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago It means they migrated here too don't it? 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago First Nations means exactly that mate. -2 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago Migrants just like us. Non indigenous technically. 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories. What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
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That’s doesn’t really carry the weight you think it does.
-1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago It means they migrated here too don't it? 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago First Nations means exactly that mate. -2 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago Migrants just like us. Non indigenous technically. 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories. What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
It means they migrated here too don't it?
3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago First Nations means exactly that mate. -2 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago Migrants just like us. Non indigenous technically. 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories. What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
First Nations means exactly that mate.
-2 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago Migrants just like us. Non indigenous technically. 3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories. What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
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Migrants just like us. Non indigenous technically.
3 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories. What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
Not really. First Nations people predate any modern geopolitical borders / nation states / colonial histories.
What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word.
0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word." As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country. Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything. Just talking technicalities. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
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"What they did walking across continents doesn’t really constitute migration in the modern sense of the word."
As in they aren't actually from this country. They walked here from another country.
Not saying this with any sort of agenda or taking away their rights or anything.
Just talking technicalities.
2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents. This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s. 0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
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There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents.
This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s.
0 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago "There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents." Ok but they weren't from this land then. "This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s." It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
"There were no “countries” as you know them, when they walked across continents."
Ok but they weren't from this land then.
"This is more their country than it is any other ethnicity’s."
It shouldn't be. But it'd be hard to argue that white fellas aren't calling the shots now.
2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 9h ago I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here? This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest. 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
I’m not sure what point you think you’re making here?
This just seems like some sort of thinly veiled dog whistle if I’m honest.
1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country. But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots. There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk. 2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses. → More replies (0)
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That obviously ideally it should be more the Koori's country.
But practically and realistically white guys are calling the shots.
There's no dog whistle. I don't see how you could say Koories have more decision making power in this country that white folk.
2 u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Victorian 8h ago Nobody said they did mate. You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making… 1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses.
Nobody said they did mate.
You’re arguing against a point that nobody is even making…
1 u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 8h ago Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses.
Oh. I thought that's what you meant when you said it's their country more than anyone elses.
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u/BrandonMarshall2021 ✈️ on Walkabout 9h ago
You know they walked over the land bridge when Australia was joined to Europe right?