Always was
Always will be
Aboriginal land
Always was
Camden Foster
Wyatt Stewart
powerful & bravepilled
Asher Brown
youtube.com
This is what oppression looks like
Elijah Garcia
*arrives in australia*
*beats fists*
alright, which one of you cunts wants to see dreamtime
Isaiah Brooks
Hello my name is user a representative of the local Wiradjuri. I would like to begin by paying my respect to the local Indigenous people, the traditional custodians of this land where we are meeting upon today. On behalf of the traditional custodians I welcome you all.
Dominic Moore
Ok zhang
Don't choke on your dog meat
Easton Bennett
How the fuck is it possible to live in the interior of the country without modern irrigation? It's barely inhabited today even.
Owen Ramirez
Return the land to the Mapuche people you subhuman.
Isaiah Robinson
Based. Can you sneeze and cough on everyone in the cities today?
Ryder Powell
wtf
Nicholas Campbell
What the fuck...
Angel White
sup uce
Brayden Ortiz
das rite. most of these maps are basically fantasy. There were no borders or boundaries in aboriginal society (as we're often reminded thats one of many reasons why they're superior to us). So these maps display vaguely where certain tribes inhabited. In reality the land each tribe had was whatever they happened to be standing on in that moment. Pre-British arrival there were barely over a million in the entire continent. To accurately display human inhabited areas on the continent at that scale you'd have to zoom in 60x
Noah Fisher
Yeah, no shit, borders were obviously more vague before accurate maps. But how would it be possible to inhabit anywhere close to the interior of the continent? This map is probably a complete fabrication except maybe those tribes along the coasts.
Jaxon Mitchell
*siiiip*
*sniiiiif*
Colton Howard
>This map is probably a complete fabrication
It's not, there were some that lived in the middle but most (like people today) lived near the harbour.
Hudson Green
no, it's my land
Parker Rogers
the best part about aboriginal culture is that there are no records and all history and culture is passed orally. this means that what has been their thousand year traditions can change at any point at any time and there is nothing you can do about it.
Jose Miller
Dreamtime stories have unironically told shit that happened thousands of years ago.
Julian King
shouldnt you be at a protest gordon?
Jeremiah Nelson
I sorta do respect Aboriginal culture a bit because asides from like the Tuvans or whatever its the last bit of Animism / shamanism which can really be tracked as the true start point of all religion
Josiah Jones
>t. brainlet
One thing people dont know about the Indigenous is that they did pass down information, although it was more related to hunting and other shit like berries and stuff. They spent 40,000 years refining hunting and gathering to the point where they could pretty much work 4 hours a day and get enough food for a family group.
Say what you want about them but they were very, very good at surviving.
Adrian Ross
Aboriginal Dreamtime have a very strange self-conception. They almost seem to regard themselves as a fallen people moving toward the end of time. It would be consistent with their history, which must have included skills and technologies that they later lost, like sailing.
Aiden Gutierrez
abos had boat?
Logan King
* has a very
Noah Bell
>They almost seem to regard themselves as a fallen people
tell us more cunt
Nolan Scott
Like I just said it's the way many of their mythologies function. They tend to view themselves as the equivalent of Mad Max residents in a post-apocalyptic world that used to be advanced.
Lucas Howard
yes scholarship on aboriginal matters is abysmally lacking in rigour or evidence and they basically run with any wild speculation as fact and teach it to abos.
Ethan Lee
The general consensus is yes. Fact is that Aboriginals were so good at surviving in this desolate island that they didn't need to farm. They learned to find everything from they needed straight from the world around them and shed away everything they didn't need.
Nathan Nelson
>OH BUGGER ME GURINDJI LONG TIIME WE BEEN IN THIS COUNTRY
Gavin Hall
There were definitely abroriginal tribes way in the outback, and there still are today living somewhat primitive lifestyles. I'd ask the same about north africans living in the sahara.
The basic answer is they have thousands of years worth of knowledge on how to get food and water. Also, there are lakes and streams in the outback, many of which only fill up for a few months of the year.
Justin Hill
The fuckers (or a portion of living in wetter climes) seasonally ate giant moths - I learned that in college. Just imagine!
Angel Roberts
*burns down entire forest to kill a couple of animals for dindin*