When the aborigines of Australia met the black Australians, the train met unexpectedly, black boys swearing, abusive aborigines, annoyed the unruly aborigines of Australia only one result:
The black young man was beaten up and beat up without saying a word
On a crowded train in Adelaide, Australia, at about 4 p.m. on Monday, an African youth uttered profanity and insulted aborigines in Australia, according to seven News reports.
In Australia, there are a number of misbehaved black youth, everyone is also visible. Some people are swearing, even the police are not in the eye.
But this time it offended the unruly natives, all right?
Trouble-causing blacks were supposed to be in this position.
Instantly thrown by a hug.
Face to the ground, feet to the sky, beat up
The aboriginal man`s roar filled the carriage, scolding the teenager to the ground!
The black young man was stuck in his neck, unable to move, without the force of his hand, and his head was pressed to the ground
There is no the toughest, only the harsher.
The black young man, in addition to being beaten up, was forced by the aborigines to yell:
You say it！ say it！you say I love Aboriginal people！
Indigenous people: tell me! Say you love indigenous people!
Movie links: https://au.news.yahoo.com/a/34463073/brutal-adelaide-train-attack-allegedly-sparked-by-racial-slur/#page1
The film, filmed by a passenger sitting not far away, was startled after witnessing the incident.
‘You want to f*** with me?’
‘You say it, say it, you say I love Aboriginal people. This is our land,’
In the film, the naked aborigines yell at an African youth, shouting, "you tell me, say you love the indigenous people!"
An eyewitness said that before the man`s attack, African teenagers had said something about the aborigines in Australia. The man also warned African teenagers, "this is our territory. Don`t let me see you being rude to the aborigines again. We are the owners here, and I will kill you."
After beating up the black young man, the aborigines also seized the black young man`s white dress companion.
It`s another good education.
Before getting out of the car, the aboriginal man also hit the car`s security cameras with his hand. Police are currently investigating the matter and the MTRCL has not received any complaints.
The view was expressed that:
First, black youth scolded people first, the root of the problem is still provocative. The natives tell you to mess with you? You went up and scolded people, so getting beat up was a matter of self-interest.
There are many abusive young people of African descent on Australia`s streets who don`t even pay attention to the police. This time, the black young man met with a hard one and was beaten by a tough guy.
Second, the indigenous people do not agree with each other, this is very aboriginal!
As a matter of fact, the young black man was killed. The indigenous people only beat up the black youth and scolded him.
Although unruly character is not allowed under the law, Australia`s "tolerance" and "preferential treatment" for aboriginal people are indeed lamentable.
Aborigines (also known as aborigines) living in Australia, as times change, some indigenous peoples gradually leave the tribe and move to the city. Australia has preferential policies for Aboriginal people, including housing, employment and welfare, to provide them with the necessary assistance in modern life. In the tourist area, indigenous art and handicrafts are one of the items purchased by tourists around the world, which is a source of income for indigenous peoples.
In 1967, Congress voted to abolish legal discrimination against aborigines, the first change since a white man moved to Australia.
In March 2008, Rudd, in the presence of a number of aboriginal representatives, members of Congress and social sages, made three consecutive "We say sorry." calls to the Aboriginal people in the Federal Congress. On behalf of goverment, apologize solemnly to the aborigines for the "stolen generation" and policies that undermine indigenous culture.
If one does not agree, the whole mess, this is absolutely not advocated. However, please respect the indigenous people, because they are the real owners of Australia!
A lot of Australian land is owned and managed by aborigines, where tourists must respect their rules and customs. For example, do not take pictures at will unless the other side agrees. Some outsider-looking stones or shells may be sacred in aboriginal history and culture, and don`t take them away at will.
This story tells us a truth: it is doomed to suffer from a character who is worse than himself. There are, of course, two impressive words in the video: forcing black youth to say, "I love indigenous people." Another sentence is, "this is our land, our home."
