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Default Re: Englishmen, and Other Aborigines

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Originally Posted by Brigid View Post
Marrying native women?? That's very optimistic (blinkered) of you Susi. But no, I was referring to genocide, torture, rape... invasion in general.
Ever heard of the Métis?

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No, I didn't forget them. Anglo-Saxon is a convenient blanket term to describe people who've descended from the Germanic tribes in the British Isles... and implies the dominance of Germanic culture, values etc within.
As Milesian said... what about the Latin, French, and Celtic influences? :\

You don't seem to be very knowledgeable when it comes to English (and Welsh and Irish and Scottish) history...

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Oh, and for you...




There's no need to be insulting.

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How the word was coined is perhaps of marginal importance, but not why. I disagree that the use of the word "white" is intended specifically to shift the blame of past atrocities (conducted by the British) to all Europeans.
I think the use of the word "white" has no purpose other then to lump all Europeans into one category (including the English).

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Modern times are perverted though. Removed from the natural order of things as it were. I agree that now should be the time for us to see the survival of the fittest... but I fear we won't.
Remember what I said about romanticizing the past...?




Yes, this is what I said here...

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Why should I personally feel guilty for the things that occurred? Why should I feel ashamed of my forefathers? I don't.
How long has your family been in Australia again...?

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Well, you are speaking from a biased point of view. This is obviously an emotive topic for you. I know what the Protestants in Northern Ireland are like, they are arrogant, self-righteous assholes generally, but you can't judge all English individuals on these people (assuming you tend to?).
And you're speaking from one too. Personally, I agree with him.
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