Well, Eton was the elite of the elite. And I'm not actually trying to say this was not an 'aboriginal specific' issue. I think the issue with them was real, b

Well, Eton was the elite of the elite. And I'm not actually trying to say this was not an 'aboriginal specific' issue. I think the issue with them was real, but decontextualized and misrepresented by the press, which is the focus of the article. The press drives narratives and will ignore context if necessary. Sadly, if you stray away from the press, most independent outlets are full if inanity and made up facts, it's very hard to get factual stuff, meaning any individual truth seeker has to become a kind of 'independent journalist' - it's very hard. I think most people end up down rabbit holes of misinformation, which is worse than the 'generally factual but biased' press.