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Viewing colonisation as a struggle through which land is won is something I argue Australians can learn from Americans. ‘Stolen land’ narratives rely on hiding the warring history of colonial English vs Aboriginals and instead telling a one sided story.

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Gentle but clear response to Billie Eilish “no one is illegal on stolen land.” If you’re wondering why a pastor is commenting on this, we HAVE TO learn how to use the WORD as a lens through which we evaluate the WORLD

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Hey billie eilish here’s a young lady you could learn something from. She brilliantly debunks the myth: “No One is Illegal on Stolen Land” (Bookmark it and share it with someone.)

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European settler land theft best explained by Mqabuko Nkomo. He is even more diplomatic in regurgitating the British coined phrase " land question ". We are very clear as Africans about our land, it is only European colonial settlers who have got questions about us owning our land because white supremacy cannot reconcile itself with the reality of Africans being human and owners of African land. Using the negotiated settlements, European colonial settlers categorized land as a property under Bill of Rights to protect white privilege and land theft. Also, the European settlers have mastered the art of hiding their ills behind black bishops, which bring about the theme of the church being a colonial tool meant to hoodwink Africans into jamming to the colonial hyms and whims on things at the heart of our existence, on land. Roman Catholic Church, Anglican Church, and Methodist Chruch have been central to the protection of colonial privileges in Africa.

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Asmongold explains why he doesn't believe in stolen land "How is it that we're on stolen land but Constantinople is Istanbul..I feel like it's either both or neither..how does that work..that was in 1453 and we were in America at about the same time" "The way I see it..whenever ppl look at the idea of stolen land..the reason why they want to assign the idea of stolen land is so they can create a guilt that will allow the ppl of that country to allow migrants in..bc they have an obligation to bc they stole the land" "There is no such thing as stolen land..if u take it over, it's yours"

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“America is on stolen land.” “We are a nation of immigrants.” “America isn’t just the U.S.A., it’s every country on the continent.” All bullsh*t narratives, that only work if ppl don’t know history. Which is why those in power have worked so hard to distort our past.

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As Israel escalates war on Lebanon, one narrative dominates: Hezbollah is the cause of the conflict. But that story erases decades of history. According to Nate George (Nate George), long before Hezbollah existed, south Lebanon was already a frontline of anti-colonial struggle. Watch Rania Khalek Dispatches on BT's Youtube.

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