As human beings, we often act in ways that are contradictory. Little inconsistencies are fine, but when they become major themes in one’s life, that’s a problem. What follows are some examples of inconsistencies that are major themes among the Aboriginal activists – the blacktivists. And by blacktivists I mean that minority of Aboriginal people who publicly claim to be upset by Australia Day and feel everyone needs to ‘decolonise’ – and promote other such nonsense.
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