Today, The XYZ published an excellent article by Adam Piggott, which unpacked the nonsense surrounding the meaningless “welcome to country” ceremonies foisted on us as, to paraphrase Lucas Rosas, the left’s way of spoiling everything we love:
“This underlines the utter absurdity and mischievous nature of this entire debacle. The welcome to country ceremony is just a nice little way to constantly remind ordinary Australians that they don’t belong here. It isn’t even a part of aboriginal culture.”
This really gets to the heart of the matter. The welcome to country ceremony fits in nicely to the cultural Marxist jigsaw puzzle which constantly reminds anybody who identifies with and takes pride in their Western heritage that we are deemed, by virtue of our birth, to have blood on our hands. The fact that this is the very definition of racism never seems to occur to the politically correct enforcers of “progressive” groupthink.
This in turn is designed to fleece us; it is far easier to steal from people if you can convince them that everything they own was stolen in the first place.
One of XYZ’s readers has a novel way to call out this subtle damning for what it is, and perhaps (don’t hold your breath) put an end to it:
“I’ve had a gutful of waking up every day and being told I’m a murderer. It seems that at some point in time, before I was born, in a place I’ve never been to, I murdered persons unknown. I would like to be charged with these murders so I could have the opportunity to defend myself. So far, no evidence at all has ever been presented to implicate me in any way, yet every day I am forced to live with the guilt. There are millions of us in this position and it needs to be sorted. I propose we have a day where we all rock up to our local cop shop and hand ourselves in. If they refuse to charge and process us, then we demand all accusations cease here and now, and WE get an apology and subsequent compensation HEREWITH!!!”
XYZ Quote of the Day.
Photo by CJS*64 “Man with a camera” 