On 17/11/2010 21:31, Peter Lucas wrote:
> Am I so unusual? I never really ventured outside of the suburb of
> Narracourt and i grew
> up with some other boys. We were all the same. We had the same ideas,
> liked the same pop stars, liked the same movies and joy of joys, we
> all like to enjoy each others bodies
>
> My pier group was made up of a variety of races. Irish, English,
> Scottish - we had them all. Yet, race was never a factor in how we
> related to each other. I never heard another kid talk about someone of
> a minority race as anything other than who they were.
>
> so sillily, I was unable to understand racism. I never understood how
> anyone could think that x-person of x-race was anything beyond the
> person that they were.
>
> THEN I moved to Alice Springs, where I got a sharp dose of reality!
> The ''nobel savage'' known as Abos soon turned out to be the lowest
> form of life on this earth!
> Always causing crimes and making trouble. I dont even like how most of
> them look! They smell awful and seem to think that guys like me with
> my preferances are to be picked on.
>
> It just gos to show that until you experience the outside world, you
> really do know jack. Am I the only one?
>
> --
> Peter Lucas
> Brisbane
> Australia

You're just another thicko, old son. Read what alcohol has done
to the hunter gatherers of all inhabited continents and you just
might understand why the indigenous Australians are what they
sadly are.