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Show me da money lady!!! Show me da trufe, that you see...show me, with evidential proof of what you say.....
Where was this mass genocide??? I know way more about the Stolen generation than you know about soap... Care to show me yours???? Oh and the far nastier part of my history??? Would that have been in recent history, when a boatload of illegal refugees were turned back, by a navy vessel when it was under thread of sinking, with women and children aboard??? Go on, tell me it is.... please? 
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Leahmarie:
The Aftermath of Native American Genocide and the Legacy it Has Left Behind: http://www.scribd.com/doc/94331/The-Aftermath-of-Native-American-Genocide-and-the-Legacy-it-Has-Left-Behind Assimilating the Natives in the U.S. and Australia http://www.kooriweb.org/gst/genocide/essay_15.html And yes just as guilty in Canada with the Residential Schools. |
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Karmafury: The Spaniards that came to this country all but wiped out the indiginous population, much like they did in Mexico and the rest of Latin America. It is a bloody and shameful history that only now is getting attention. The indigenious people were not welcoming and resisted being colonized (since they were literally worked to death in the gold and silver mines) and baptized. But little could they do against the weapons and diseases that the Spaniards brought with them. The name used here is "negro" when talking about the "lower classes". -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- symbelyne....... You said that the term "negro" refers to the "lower classes." I thought that "negro" refers to people who have a high melanen content in their skin, that is dark skinned people, those of African ethnic origin. I also thought the term "lower classes" incorporates references to education, to occupation, to culture, and to income. In Mexico the Spaniards wiped out the Aztek (? spell) Indians and in the USA, the colonists wiped out the Indians although political correctness has turned them from Indians into Native Americans. Do you mean that "negro" refers to "lower classes" in your country? Or, is that termonology that goes way back before our time? we use negro as a generic term that includes race, ethnicity and class....its also used as a term of endearment...so go figure?? |
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what I'm wondering about is who the native people stole the land from.... 
Just to answer your query there Northern Yanke....here in AUstralia, the Indigenous Australians are the original inhabitants, they have 40 000 plus years of history here...and are the purest race of original man...
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Karmafury: The Spaniards that came to this country all but wiped out the indiginous population, much like they did in Mexico and the rest of Latin America. It is a bloody and shameful history that only now is getting attention. The indigenious people were not welcoming and resisted being colonized (since they were literally worked to death in the gold and silver mines) and baptized. But little could they do against the weapons and diseases that the Spaniards brought with them. Thank you ...... The name used here is "negro" when talking about the "lower classes". -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- symbelyne....... You said that the term "negro" refers to the "lower classes." I thought that "negro" refers to people who have a high melanen content in their skin, that is dark skinned people, those of African ethnic origin. I also thought the term "lower classes" incorporates references to education, to occupation, to culture, and to income. In Mexico the Spaniards wiped out the Aztek (? spell) Indians and in the USA, the colonists wiped out the Indians although political correctness has turned them from Indians into Native Americans. Do you mean that "negro" refers to "lower classes" in your country? Or, is that termonology that goes way back before our time? we use negro as a generic term that includes race, ethnicity and class....its also used as a term of endearment...so go figure?? |
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Show me da money lady!!! Show me da trufe, that you see...show me, with evidential proof of what you say..... Where was this mass genocide??? I know way more about the Stolen generation than you know about soap... Care to show me yours???? Oh and the far nastier part of my history??? Would that have been in recent history, when a boatload of illegal refugees were turned back, by a navy vessel when it was under thread of sinking, with women and children aboard??? Go on, tell me it is.... please?
Jesse...... The first words you utter above are show [you] the money. Okay, here it is. The average income of a worker in the United States is $46,000, which ranks us 9th in the world. The average income in Australia is $37,500, which ranks you 23rd in the world. For Argentine the average income of a worker is $13,000, which ranks Argentina 82nd in the world. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2004rank.html 9 United States $ 46,000 23 Australia $ 37,500 82 Argentina $ 13,000 |
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Edited by
Jess642
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Wed 02/27/08 04:19 AM
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There's that search anywhere on the net and get any figures you want... try this site Leahmarie, and others interested in the average Australian wage... for last year.... not back in 1953, or thereabouts, like leah marie has pulled up...
This is the Government Bureau of Statistics site for Australia, they may have more of a clue... 
oh, and by the way... the average WEEKLY wage for an Australian is around $1 112.70...I am sure that's around $56 000 per annum, we have 52 weeks in a year here, how many do you have?
So does that mean, we earn more than you ? Us paltry descendants of thieves, rapists and murderers? Imagine that....
http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/ ProductsbyTopic/BA84BBB55B643021CA2568A90013934E?OpenDocument |
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Jesse...... The first words you utter above are show [you] the money. Okay, here it is. The average income of a worker in the United States is $46,000, which ranks us 9th in the world. The average income in Australia is $37,500, which ranks you 23rd in the world. For Argentine the average income of a worker is $13,000, which ranks Argentina 82nd in the world. https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2004rank.html 9 United States $ 46,000 23 Australia $ 37,500 82 Argentina $ 13,000 I live in Argentina (for others who may not know) I live on $300 US dollars a month (roughly 950 pesos), I have a 2 bedroom home on 3 1/2 acres of land which I purchased for 20.000 US dollars, when I am old enough to collect Social Security (for which I worked 30 years and am entitled to receive) I may be lucky enough to collect about 300 a month, can you live on 300 dollars a month in the US???? It doesnt matter how much you earn, what matters is how much you need to live.... |
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by the way Leah...nice to see you break out of the "blue box"
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A pissing contest over whose country is better? That's cool, but now you guys should argue over who has the better daddy.
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A pissing contest over whose country is better? That's cool, but now you guys should argue over who has the better daddy.  
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by the way Leah...nice to see you break out of the "blue box"
Thanks, but I am still in a "blue box," so to speak. This is my Haloween custome. I copied it from a computer game. I am an elf princess! Can you believe that, a five foot seven inch woman dressed up like an elf?! |
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stop...now you're putting ideas in my head..
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stop...now you're putting ideas in my head..
You want to be an elf?
Frankly, I like the mermaid better. I love mermaids so much my son bought me a beautiful collectible pewter mermaid. Whoops! Got to go. Traffic is finally moving. I was caught behind a traffic accident. No one seems to be hurt, other than minor injuries, but what a mess all over the road .... three cars involved. |
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Edited by
armydoc4u
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Thu 02/28/08 07:09 AM
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November 28, 2007 12:00am AUSTRALIA is the third-most desirable country in which to live according to an annual United Nations report that looks at wealth, life expectancy and educational levels. Australia came in behind top ranking Iceland, and Norway in second spot. The top three nations have not changed since last year's report, when Australia was again in third, but Norway was on top and Iceland second. AIDS-afflicted sub-Saharan African states occupied the lowest rankings of the UN Human Development Index, which assesses 177 countries and territories on the three key indicators. As expected, rich free-market countries dominate the top places. Behind Iceland, Norway and Australia come Canada and Ireland. But the United States has slipped to 12th place, from eighth last year. http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,22833504-5013605,00.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- kermafury....... So Australia is the third ranked country in which to live. Your survey doesn't mean squat. I found one in which your country wasn't even listed. Ireland was listed as the most desirable country in which to live, followed by Switzerland, Norway and Luxembourg. I found another survey, which listed different countries other than the above in various rankings. Considering your report and mine, this tells me that if I kept searching I could probably find one that would show the USA in the top three. In other words, these surveys don't mean a darn thing. Here's the 2007 / 2008 United Nations Human Development Report taken from United Nations page: http://hdr.undp.org/en/statistics/ 2007/2008 Human Development Index rankings High Human Development 1. Iceland 2. Norway 3. Australia 4. Canada 5. Ireland 6. Sweden 7. Switzerland 8. Japan 9. Netherlands 10. France 11. Finland 12. United States 13. Spain 14. Denmark 15. Austria 16. United Kingdom 17. Belgium 18. Luxembourg 19. New Zealand 20. Italy 21. Hong Kong, China (SAR) 22. Germany 23. Israel 24. Greece 25. Singapore 26. Korea, Rep. of 27. Slovenia 28. Cyprus 29. Portugal 30. Brunei Darussalam 31. Barbados 32. Czech Republic 33. Kuwait 34. Malta 35. Qatar 36. Hungary 37. Poland 38. Argentina 39. United Arab Emirates 40. Chile 41. Bahrain 42. Slovakia 43. Lithuania 44. Estonia 45. Latvia 46. Uruguay 47. Croatia 48. Costa Rica 49. Bahamas 50. Seychelles 51. Cuba 52. Mexico 53. Bulgaria 54. Saint Kitts and Nevis 55. Tonga 56. Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 57. Antigua and Barbuda 58. Oman 59. Trinidad and Tobago 60. Romania 61. Saudi Arabia 62. Panama 63. Malaysia 64. Belarus 65. Mauritius 66. Bosnia and Herzegovina 67. Russian Federation 68. Albania 69. Macedonia, TFYR 70. Brazil Medium Human Development 71. Dominica 72. Saint Lucia 73. Kazakhstan 74. Venezuela, Rep. Bov. 75. Colombia 76. Ukraine 77. Samoa 78. Thailand 79. Dominican Republic 80. Belize 81. China 82. Grenada 83. Armenia 84. Turkey 85. Suriname 86. Jordan 87. Peru 88. Lebanon 89. Ecuador 90. Philippines 91. Tunisia 92. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 93. Fiji 94. Iran, Islamic Rep. of 95. Paraguay 96. Georgia 97. Guyana 98. Azerbaijan 99. Sri Lanka 100. Maldives 101. Jamaica 102. Cape Verde 103. El Salvador 104. Algeria 105. Viet Nam 106. Occupied Palestinian Territories 107. Indonesia 108. Syrian Arab Republic 109. Turkmenistan 110. Nicaragua 111. Moldova 112. Egypt 113. Uzbekistan 114. Mongolia 115. Honduras 116. Kyrgyzstan 117. Bolivia 118. Guatemala 119. Gabon 120. Vanuatu 121. South Africa 122. Tajikistan 123. São Tomé and Principe 124. Botswana 125. Namibia 126. Morocco 127. Equatorial Guinea 128. India 129. Solomon Islands 130. Lao, People's Dem. Rep. 131. Cambodia 132. Myanmar 133. Bhutan 134. Comoros 135. Ghana 136. Pakistan 137. Mauritania 138. Lesotho 139. Congo 140. Bangladesh 141. Swaziland 142. Nepal 143. Madagascar 144. Cameroon 145. Papua New Guinea 146. Haiti 147. Sudan 148. Kenya 149. Djibouti 150. Timor-Leste 151. Zimbabwe 152. Togo 153. Yemen 154. Uganda 155. Gambia Low Human Development 156. Senegal 157. Eritrea 158. Nigeria 159. Tanzania, U. Rep. of 160. Guinea 161. Rwanda 162. Angola 163. Benin 164. Malawi 165. Zambia 166. Côte d'Ivoire 167. Burundi 168. Congo, Dem. Rep. 169. Ethiopia 170. Chad 171. Central African Republic 172. Mozambique 173. Mali 174. Niger 175. Guinea-Bissau 176. Burkina Faso 177. Sierra Leone FACT: Inequalities in ability to cope with climate change are emerging as an increasingly powerful driver of wider inequalities between and within countries. theres no way kuwait is 33 beating out the bahamas at 49, have you ever been to that disgusting filth ridden place, just terrible.... and where the heck is Tahiti, thats my number one place, not norway ireland or whatever else you said. or is tahiti not a country, damn I shoud have paid attention in school! |
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Just to answer your query there Northern Yanke....here in AUstralia, the Indigenous Australians are the original inhabitants, they have 40 000 plus years of history here...and are the purest race of original man...
Hummm.... "the purest race of original man?" Gee, now, if we go back to Adam and Eve, the original humans here on Earth according to the Bible (which stands the test of time and knowledge), and then the destroying of Earth by the flood, with only Noah and his family being chosen by God to survive, and the rest of the world descending from Noah's lineage, where do the Australians originate from? Did God have a special place on earth for them, separate and apart from the rest of mankind? Or, if you believe in the theory of evolution, could you kindly provide documentation to prove Australians are the purest of original humans? Where did those original humans come from? Was there a mass explosion of atoms forming people? Some atoms being more pure than others? As a matter of fact, if they are a race of original man, who are/were the "original man"? And, likewise, please provide documentation. This should be very interesting to read. Lindyy 
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YEAH YEAH YEAH, ok?
what about Tahiti? right now Im devastated here!  
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YEAH YEAH YEAH, ok? what about Tahiti? right now Im devastated here!
Lindyy says: Doc, please don't cry. What does the UN know anyway? Lindyy |
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ok, thanks i'll compose myself
seriously tho, 5000 dollars a nite at some of those places in tahiti, its a tiny little three(?) island country, lots of tourist and polinesian women, white beaches its got to be up there somewhere.  got my shades and im saving up.
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Tahiti is a territory of France. It is a part of French Polynesia.
http://www.mapsouthpacific.com/tahiti/index.html "It was not, however, until after World War II, when Tahitians who had served France returned home, that pressure forced the French government to extend French citizenship to all islanders. The first territorial assembly was established in 1946, and by 1949 the islands obtained representation in the French Assembly." http://gohawaii.about.com/cs/frenchpolynesia/a/fp_history.htm |
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