Lost_Deputy
Premiership Player
This is why drinking is great! I encourage all!Honestly, I just don't care anymore. If Adam Goodes wants to be proud of his heritage, then he can become proud of his heritage. To drunk to care right now
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This is why drinking is great! I encourage all!Honestly, I just don't care anymore. If Adam Goodes wants to be proud of his heritage, then he can become proud of his heritage. To drunk to care right now
Still a flog of the highest orderMany here were expecting him to come out in the media and be a flog, well guess what he didn't, yet many posters were
took me a while to get you but nice hahaPersonally I found the dance quite terrifying. Don't get me wrong, I am a big supporter of the indigenous round and Aborigines in general. I adore the native styled guernsey, and the pretty dot things. I even collect Aboriginal art from charming artists in remote localities (which I donate to the National Gallery for tax purposes). I like "Adam", though I don't know him personally and think he was a servicible Australian of the year (but not as deserving as Rosie Battie). But when he reacted to someone likening him to an animal I started to doubt whether he was, as his name might suggest, good at all. How would a 13 year old girl even know that it is wrong to be racist? I didn't know until an incident at a party when I was 35. And now the dance. Well, it was just...so...Aboriginal. I mean did he have to do something so cultural? It scared me because I thought I was just watching Australian football, you know, listening to Bruce and Wayne, having a cup of tea, feeling quite safe, and then, all of a sudden there was a real Aboriginal person expressing cultural pride right there in front of me. I thought they were just down and out but good at art and football? It frightens me to think they might actually be proud of their heritage. What does this mean for me?
I can't save the whole world, you are right. But if I can save one person in my little corner of the world, I've done my job.You are not saving the world, you are making a mountain out of a molehill. That goes for all of you.
why do you think he might've done it at the carlton fans?If it was meant to be celebratory why didn't he do it in front of swans fans?
The Haka is aimed at the opposing team NOT the general public.Just like the Haka has sheer anger and aggression on the faces of those doing it. The facial expressions are a part of the dance/cry
The reverse doesn't apply because the context of history just doesn't apply.
Honestly, I think he would have been fine had he done it at the other end of the ground (you'd still have people calling him a flog for celebrating in a thumping), but meh.
As for Bachar, sure, go for it - I for one wouldn't have a clue what that would entail, but I'd be interested to know.
Maybe someone should break out some Michael Jackson or New kids on the blockComplete storm in a teacup. But watch the bogans shake their fists.
Yeah at the opposition team, not a section of the crowd..Jesus. The New Zealand Rugby team do it every ******* game.
Well, you'd know I guess.He's also a Liar. That interview was lies.
It's a dance one of the jr squads created.
Glad you realize no one cares about your opinion and no one cares about mine. These are all just wasted key strokes.I can't save the whole world, you are right. But if I can save one person in my little corner of the world, I've done my job.
It wasn't really a dance it was more of a two step shuffle with a fist pump alternating. He should have incorporated a twirl and finished on his knees huffing and smiling.It's a dance one of the jr squads created.
If it was meant to be celebratory why didn't he do it in front of swans fans?
The Haka is aimed at the opposing team NOT the general public.
If the All-Blacks faced the general rugby public in France, Ireland, England etc with a war dance it would not go down well.
This has set new ground. I'm not a Goodes basher, he's had to put up with a lot and does great work with the reconciliation movement but this is all a little bit too convenient. The AFL has an obligation to ensure that all football patrons are offered a safe and respectful experience.