Bullshit, lies and the tyranny of low expectations: "Feelgood story turns bad as Sky humiliates Indigenous teenager who caught $1m barramundi". Actually, Guardian Australia, the kid is an admitted thief, and actions have consequences, even three years later. Abo or not. I should fucking know. - Kotaku In Action 2

Bullshit, lies and the tyranny of low expectations: "Feelgood story turns bad as Sky humiliates Indigenous teenager who caught $1m barramundi". Actually, Guardian Australia, the kid is an admitted thief, and actions have consequences, even three years later. Abo or not. I should fucking know. (archive.is)

posted 237 days ago by bamboozler1 237 days ago by bamboozler1 +27 / -2

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– bamboozler1 [S] 4 points 236 days ago +4 / -0

My problem with that "leniency" is that he only got away with that because he's Aboriginal...

I guarantee you a white male of the same age and in the same circumstances would not have been treated the same, by either said boss or the police. Guarantee you.

Which makes the boss, at best, a hypocrite.

That is my problem with that approach.

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– MrGiggles 4 points 236 days ago +4 / -0

The boss is treating the Abo kid like a misbehaving dog while any white kid would have had the book thrown at him.

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