The tranny abos of the Tiwi islands (prepare barf bag ITT)

[Som-Pong]

It's always the Anglos.

[Turanian Trashtalker]

With very few exceptions, virtually no hunter gatherer peoples, anywhere around the world, indulge in homosexual or same-sex relationships.

Not the Eskimos. Not the pygmies of Africa. Not the sentinelese islanders. Not the abos. Homosexuality is a disease of civilization. Nobody could have introduced this practice to the Australian aborigine other than the Anglo-Saxon white devil.

We also know that homosex behavior was rampant among the convicts who first settled Australia. The penalty for homosexuality in Great Britain was deportation to a penal colony... So they were even more saturated with phaggutry than the usual. Coincidence?

From the early 18th Century, the United Kingdom developed its own distinct underground gay subculture, with men gathering secretly in so-called "Molly houses" - illegal bars and taverns that were the precursors of modern gay bars.

Molly culture was closely associated with cross-dressing and drag, and rather than seeking out 'rough trade', most Mollies seemed to have preferred other effeminate men as partners. Of course, when civil society found out about the existence of the Molly houses, they were outraged, and a vigorous police crackdown ensued.

When Mollies were arrested and thrown into London's floating prison hulks, they would have encountered an entirely darker kind of male-to-male sexuality - prison rape and sex traded for protection and favours.

During the First and Second Fleet, little effort was made to segregate the young and vulnerable from the older men, and with prisoners sleeping six to each tiny cell, it's not hard to imagine what must have gone on. Later fleets corrected this problem - placing the younger men and teens in separated lodging.

The term Molly has been found in early accounts from the colony while others commented on the unseemliness of a certain class of convict - young men who gave themselves feminine nicknames and wore their hair in women's styles. With only 189 women convicts amongst the 1,373 British to land at Port Jackson, both would have found themselves in considerable demand - and this gender imbalance would not be corrected for many decades.

Lesbianism among female convicts, kept mostly segregated from the males, is also recorded, but was viewed simply as a curiosity - girl-on-girl action not being viewed as real sex at the time.

According to Robert Stuart, a magistrate who visited the island during Maconochie's rule, it was common for convicts to live together as couples - referring to each other as "husband and wife", and there may have been well over 100 such pairs on the island at any one time. Stuart observed, "These parties manifest as much eagerness for the society of each other as members of the opposite sex." Under Maconochie, convicts caught having sex still faced flogging but, compared to the rest of the British Empire, the punishment was mild.

Around this time, the colony's first known beat was mentioned in the Sydney Gazette as being located at Mrs Macquarie's Chair [now a famous and respectable landmark in Sydney's Royal Botanical Gardens]. Formerly the favourite ship watching spot of Elizabeth, wife of the colony's sixth Governor, Lachlan Macquarie, by the 1830s it was reported to be unsafe because of the unsavoury acts occurring there. Reportedly, gay men were still cruising each other at the spot over a century later in the 1950s.

The last gay execution occurred in Tasmania in 1863, when a black South African convict named Hendrick Witnalder and an unnamed 14-year-old boy were charged with sodomy. The boy was eventually set free but Witnalder, of tiny stature, was hanged with weights tied to his feet in case his body was too light to break his neck.

[Vutulaki-san]

"Two-Spirit (also two spirit or twospirit) is a modern umbrella term used by some indigenous North Americans to describe gender-variant individuals in their communities.[1] The term was adopted in 1990 at an Indigenous lesbian and gay international gathering to encourage the replacement of the anthropological term berdache.[2] It is a spiritual role that is recognized and confirmed by the Two-Spirit's indigenous community. While some have found the term a useful tool for intertribal organizing, not all Native cultures conceptualize gender this way, and most tribes use names in their own languages.[2][3] While pan-Indian terms are not always appropriate or welcome, the term has generally received more acceptance and use than the term it replaced.[2]

Third and fourth gender roles traditionally embodied by two-spirit people include performing work and wearing clothing associated with both men and women. Not all tribes/nations have rigid gender roles, but, among those that do, some consider there to be at least four genders: masculine man, feminine man, masculine woman, feminine woman.

The presence of male-bodied two-spirits "was a fundamental institution among most tribal peoples"[4] and, according to Will Roscoe, both male- and female-bodied two-spirits have been documented "in over 130 North American tribes, in every region of the continent."[5]

"Historical accounts[edit]
Don Pedro Fages was third in command of the 1769-70 Spanish Portolà expedition, first European land exploration of what is now the U.S. state of California. At least three diaries were kept during the expedition, but Fages wrote his account later, in 1775. Fages gave more descriptive details about the native Californians than any of the others, and he alone reported the presence of homosexuality in the native culture. The English translation reads:

I have submitted substantial evidence that those Indian men who, both here and farther inland, are observed in the dress, clothing and character of women - there being two or three such in each village - pass as sodomites by profession.... They are called joyas, and are held in great esteem.[49]"

[Turanian Trashtalker]

bull sheee-yit

[Turanian Trashtalker]

also plains indians had some level of civilization (google cahokia), they re-domesticated the horse, and they practiced seasonal agriculture

no record of abos having this "two spirit" bull sheeyit before the white devil. sorry.

they were the purest people on earth.

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[Som-Pong]

At university they claimed that plains Indians were civilised. Civilization is the root of ALL EVIL.

[Vutulaki-san]

North American horses went extinct around 13,000 years ago with their cousins being introduced by the Spaniards thousands of years later (if memory serves me correctly).

Again relying on my HS gained knowledge the only place in Australia that homosexual relationships werent documented by early "settlers" was Tasmania.

I think it was the same class that they taught us that Australian aboriginals had the oldest living civilization on earth haha but my previous point stands for debate.

[Turanian Trashtalker]

yup.

the spaniards re-introduced the horse into america, where it went wild, and was subsequently re-domesticated by the plains indians.

and why the hell are they teaching about abo homosexuality in australian high school?

"two-spirit" = bunch of libtard lies.

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[Turanian Trashtalker]

were they primitive? yes.

did they master any technology beyond the use of primitive stone tools? no.

could their looks use some improvement? maybe. (well, beauty is all relative. i'm sure they were freaked out by the first anglos they saw.)

but were they practicing the godless sin of sodomy and lesbianism? no proof of that. none whatsoever.

all of those poor genocided abos are crying out to heaven for justice from beyond the grave, first the white man steals their land, then he rapes their women, then he steals his children, then he gets them addicted to petrol, and now he casts them as deviant homos in all his history books?

to hell with that bull sheeyit.

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[Turanian Trashtalker]

we know that homo activity is responsible for deadly disease virtually everywhere in the world. 20% of all white homos in the USA have HIV. And the standard of health care is much, much higher there than any primitive corner of the world. 90% of them would be dead were it not for prophylactics, anti-retrovirals, and palliative care.

any primitive society that tolerates this godless act would have gone extinct long ago. it's not just the homos who are harmed by this behavior.

the aztecs were notorious for their homosexuality, and they were the first to incubate syphillis. (it's one of the few diseases that spread from the new world to the old world.) Over 25 million people have died of syphillis since it spread into Europe and Asia.

knowing all this... what are the odds that some primitive tribe out there would ever come to the conclusion that homo sex is OK?

do they tolerate feminism? no

do they tolerate "free love"? no

they already suffer high casualties from disease, famine, warfare, and violence. they understand the connection between reproduction and the survival of the tribe. how can homo disorder thrive under such circumstances?


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