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HampshireSeagulls

Moulding Generation Z
Jul 19, 2005
5,264
Bedford
this one is for my dear friend hampshire seagull ,
no more rowing and i concede to your intelligence sir , but could you clear one little thing up for me .
all the white australians that live in australia will they over a period of time become aborigines .
i am not rowing or trying to be smart but i would like to get my head around it

Theoretically and genetically yes, it should happen. However, because of changes in the way we live, and the way that we moderate our own environment, it is quite unlikely it would progress that far. Living in air conditioned houses, working in air conditioned offices, dressing for comfort, using sun protection, etc, etc will mitigate the changes. The aborigines are more likely to evolve towards a white stereotype as they assimilate into that culture - only the ones who try to sustain a native culture stand a chance of maintaining their own lines.

Easiest way of looking at this is to look at people who work outside for a living. My dad was a brickie - his skin is like leather, he is still now permanently tanned, despite not having laid a brick in anger in over 15 years - he evolved to his work situation. His muscles developed to cope with the work, but at the same time he, like many other brickies, developed a hunched-over posture. He is like a million other brickies who have "evolved" like this. People who work inside tend to have softer skin, softer hands, etc, etc. I've been in an "inside" environment for a few years now, and I've noticed that I prefer air conditioning, I expect to sit down, my fitness drops off - it's like micro-evolution.
 




biggles

New member
Feb 21, 2009
720
thankyou, out of intrest for you i too am a brickie , (probabaly why i have alleged rascist views)
 


Goldstone Rapper

Rediffusion PlayerofYear
Jan 19, 2009
14,865
BN3 7DE
From Indigenous Australians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

"Latin - Aborigines, from ab: from, and origo: origin, beginning"

Unless some kind of unforeseen, widespread misunderstanding takes place, I think it's highly unlikely that white Australians would be thought of as being there from the beginning.
 


biggles

New member
Feb 21, 2009
720


Safe.

Well-known member
Jun 8, 2008
2,305
Well I vote BNP. Call me racist (I am) but i hate these fucknig pakis coming in the coutnry!
 






Martinf

SeenTheBlue&WhiteLight
Mar 13, 2008
2,774
Lewes
The BNP stands against everything which makes Britain what it is today. All of the politcal parties realise that immigration is an issue, and needs to be adressed. Labour HAVE limited numbers, and on the current grounds which indicate alot more immigrants are in fact going back out of the country because of the economic crisis. Regardless of that, Griffin's policies are clouded by real ideology, that calls for a pure white race supremecy. Very similar to the views shared my Hitler. Griffin's aims are to exploit the British public into making them agree with his policies. The buck wont stop with immigration, a BNP ruled country would bury Britain into isolation from the rest of Europe, and indeed the world. That on its own would have a catastrophic impact on trade and the economy.

It's no use trying to explain to the BNP lot Whitterz, they wont understand. Besides, you've used some words with more than two syllables so they would have given up after the first sentence.
 


Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
I think the BNP got about 5 grand in donations last night and I think a couple of thousand wanting to join the party.

...but I bet there won't be many blacks or Asians taking them up on the two for one offer!
 




Goldstone Rapper

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Jan 19, 2009
14,865
BN3 7DE
did i really say that , i dont think so , i said would white aussies turn into aboes , at least that is what i ment

You are using the term 'aborigine' as if it's an ethnicity or race in itself; it is not.

Asking whether white Aussies will develop Australoid characteristics over time is one thing. Asking whether white Aussies will turn into 'aborigines' is sloppy. This may sound like splitting hairs but, by using the word aborigine, you are asking whether white Aussies will 'become' people who were there from the beginning.
 
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Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers
Jun 28, 2008
11,795
Brighton
It's no use trying to explain to the BNP lot Whitterz, they wont understand. Besides, you've used some words with more than two syllables so they would have given up after the first sentence.

It that just a really cheap put down inferring that all BNP voters are knuckle dragging morons, or do really actually think it is true ?. If so you are either misguided or have you head in the sand.
Obviously we can't tar all of them with the same brush,but a lot of them are normal working class people who are fed up with current government and opposition and want change. BNP gives them that opportunity at the ballot box.

Not the the best option by a long way but to dismiss this electorate would be very dangerous.
 




Obviously we can't tar all of them with the same brush,but a lot of them are normal working class people who are fed up with current government and opposition and want change. BNP gives them that opportunity at the ballot box.
Actually ... no they don't.

Most British voters (including most NSC users) have NEVER had the opportunity to vote BNP in a UK parliamentary election. The BNP is so badly organised and led that they can't get their act together to put up candidates.

It won't be any different next year.
 










Couldn't Be Hyypia

We've come a long long way together
NSC Patron
Nov 12, 2006
16,968
Near Dorchester, Dorset
I know that the blinkered lefties on this board do not represent an accurate % of society, but I do feel that these sort of morons will prevent us from making the change that is required to pull us out of this right royal mess.

You're free to insult people on this (football) forum and yet you apparently joined in order to contribute to this thread on politics and spread your right wings views? Is the irony of that lost on you.
 


Garage_Doors

Originally the Swankers
Jun 28, 2008
11,795
Brighton
Yep.

The BNP simply don't have the organisation in place to put up candidates in every parliamentary constituency.

Over 80 per cent of constituencies had NO BNP candidate at the 2005 general election. It won't be very different next year.

That is more worrying then,

If they have managed to pick up a million voters with just the few candidates they have put out, Assuming they they got their act together.
What could they achieve if they were able to to put out a full compliment.???
 






beorhthelm

A. Virgo, Football Genius
Jul 21, 2003
36,165
That is more worrying then,

If they have managed to pick up a million voters with just the few candidates they have put out, Assuming they they got their act together.
What could they achieve if they were able to to put out a full compliment.???

not really. the miliion votes was in the European election where they put up candidates in a wider range of "constituencies" which are regional, so far fewer, and the very nature of the election invites questions of immigration. in normal elections, immigration, which is BNPs single issue, is behind economy, health, education, probably foreign, defence and environmental policy. other than a minority of people in a few areas it just isnt a polling issue, im sure more ordinary floating votes will be swayed by green issues these days.

i think that million is the high water mark of BNP support this generation.
 


Theatre of Trees

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
7,844
TQ2905
That is more worrying then,

If they have managed to pick up a million voters with just the few candidates they have put out, Assuming they they got their act together.
What could they achieve if they were able to to put out a full compliment.???

Probably not much as the BNP specifically target areas they know they will get votes rather than risk losing their deposits in many other constituencies.
 


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