woodublieve12 wrote:Remember that time a bunch of angry people got ridiculously mad at an indigenous man celebrating his culture on indigenous round, while doing a dance taught to him by an Under 16's Indigenous team. And what makes this even more unbelievable their biggest gripe was that an imaginary spear was somehow offensive. But without even knowing it wasn't even a spear, it was a boomerang. He clearly mentioned this after the game. Then proceeded to crucify him for the rest of his career and somehow blamed his treatment on he took dives. What's even more surprising, well not really. That this post by supercoach have turned off it's comments. So, nothing really has changed.
Anyways, I remember. It was 10 years ago today
If the people in the crowd found it offensive then it is, isnt it? Or at least thats what we are told when the shoe is on the other foot. Rioli a classic case in point, someone calls him fat and apparently thats culurally offensive to him, really, and now we shouldnt call indigenous people fat; Is it offensive because of Dunstalls pre season story about his father?