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allso the aboriginal model is allso pretty good
Hey, they're only 190 or so years early...
I could be mistaken but I thought the Aborigines didn't own land, and that's the whole reason why your government's virtue signalling about "respecting and acknowledging indigenous peoples" let's them gloss over cultural destruction.
I dont know what virtue signalling has do anything. All human interaction is signalling and tacit acceptance of social norms. Why a particular set of those customs is a specific negative makes no sense
but yeah that what the government feels bad for and they keep virtue signalling that they made they point but they keep going to the point it cringe