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‘What a shame’: Australia’s first NFL game begins with a land acknowledgment

Crikey, this raised a ruckus!

The NFL’s embrace of virtual signaling was alive and well in Australia, where it played its first-ever game. But in the lead-up to the sports event, there was a blond woman draped in fur, carrying a large twig, who performed a kind of tribal welcoming ceremony.

“To you, we pay our respects to your culture and heritage and those watching,” she said.

“We hope that you have enjoyed our celebration of honoring 60,000 years of our culture,” she told the crowd.

She then plucked a leaf to show that everyone was welcome.

Outkick founder Clay Travis shared the “insane” clip that can be watched below:

Plenty of folks weighed in on the clip, including conservative author Matt Walsh, who slammed Australia for once being known as “tough and rugged.”

“Now the word ‘Australia’ is synonymous with gay bullsh*t like this,” Walsh posted. “Gay bullsh*t appears to be the country’s main export. Like Canada but with bigger spiders. What a shame.”

Walsh wasn’t alone in his disgust at perpetual virtue signaling that so obviously serves no other purpose other than politics.

According to the following account (and others), the ‘ancient’ ceremony was concocted 50 years ago.

“There are no words in any of the 200 Aboriginal languages for ‘Welcome to Country Ceremony’. It is only referred to in English words. Ipso facto, if there were no words for it prior to colonisation, it didn’t exist”:

Journalist Robert Lusetich made a historical claim to justify the ceremony, which prompted Travis to ask the inevitable question: at what point does it stop?

According to the alleged Aboriginal woman in the video, we need only to go back 60,000 years.

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