Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC) legal director Michael Mansell responded to Mundine's original comments "In this day and age, that sort of notion is just rejected across the board in white Australia and in black Australia." Mr Mansell likened Mundine's comments to neo-Nazi beliefs. "His comments were hurtful to Aboriginal people, they were racist and they were grubby, and his comments about the colour of the skin of his opponent's wife and the child of his opponent were just unforgivable," he said. "We thought we'd won this battle in the 1970s, but this sort of resurgence of this sort of neo-Nazi-type purity of race that's creeping back into the debate, expressed by a high-profile Aboriginal person such as Anthony Mundine doesn't help the cause at all." :deal...Spoken for and on behalf of the majority Aussies who live in what is probably the most advanced multicultural country in the world.
Sorry mate i hate all loud mouth arrogant pricks equally and so do most Australians I reckon. It goes against what we believe is great about being Aussies. We don't need to be loud to be heard and let our actions speak for us.
Your post is an extremely derogatory and yes, racist comment - you're just too busy trying to convince yourself you know more about this matter than the rest of us because you're Aboriginal to realise it.
" Sydney historian is trying to overturn the conventional thinking on what's been is widely-accepted as one of the darkest moments in Australian history, the genocide of Tasmanian Aborigines." atsch You should try reading the articles you link to here occasionally.
Sure, referring to Geale as "1/16th" and Mundine as an "Aboriginal" he is earning money "on the back of" isn't racist towards Geale at all :-(