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Reply #60 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:03pm
 
thegreatdivide wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 2:08pm:
Gnads wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 1:43pm:
thegreatdivide wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 11:41am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 10:58am:
NO!  So why is this given to one minority group here?  Because they cry louder, are the only ones who even get a say, and have the ear of the supplicant and stupid media?[


I asked Gnads and he disappeared; what is his proposal to close the gap...he might assist the Nats in their concerns that a voice won't close the gap.

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The spiritual aspects of all of those things are for everyone - not just the province of a small group.  This is nothing more than an example of the profligate use of land to sustain a transient hunter gatherer society that has long been overturned by civilisation.


Yes, 'culture' dies hard: some Christians want to insist on certain perceived "rights" to discriminate. 

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Civil war is coming if the stupid politicians and their bum chums keep on down this path.


It is interesting the High Court confirmed 'land rights', instead of confirming the right of everyone to a home. 



Disappeared ? FFS you wanker I don't have to sit here all day responding to you repetitious shyte about a GAP.
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proving yourself to be the ultimate example of a "deplorable": even the Nats are insisting the Yes supporters explain how the voice will close the gap. 

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As I've said to you before the gap is the vacuum between your ears.

In 60 years & hundreds of billions of dollars spent ... people/experts ... all on a higher pay grade than I've ever been on have been working out schemes & programs, having enquiries, implementing strategies....... that to this day still fail to remedy the situation.

I can see that it should be a 2 way street ...


Wow.....getting that out of you - is like extracting water from a stone...

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but it never is .... the luvvies & bleeding hearts won't allow it ....


Rather the ideologues like John Howard who cancelled the CDEP won't allow it.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14427591.1993.9686379

The success of CDEP is dependent on these organisations which provide culturally appropriate employment, which includes the CDEP scheme. A recent review (note: in 2011) of the CDEP scheme indicated that 71% of Aboriginal communities surveyed considered that CDEP was helpful in meeting the goals of the community and 82% considered that community members were better off under the scheme

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they want to preserve Aboriginals as primitives in a National Zoo.


There will  always be some cultural warriors in any culture.

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Self loathing, guilt tripping, patronising, mollycoddling & for ever pandering & making excuses.


..and John Howard's deplorable neoliberal market ideology. 

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You go close to fitting that bill.


feel free to show how I fit that bill (even closely).



Well dipstick .... the voice will not close your gap.

If you so full of answers why haven't you solved the problem?.... as I said there have 60 yeaars of people & experts higher than yours or my pay grades that haven't done it.

When are you stepping up to the plate Casey?

Beyond that you're just a prattling ideologue.
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #61 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:06pm
 
philperth2010 wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 2:27pm:
Gnads wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 1:46pm:
philperth2010 wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 12:27pm:
Bobby. wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 12:19pm:
philperth2010 wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 12:16pm:
I give up trying to explain common law to a complete dickheads like you and Bobby....Get mummy to explain it to you idiot!!!

Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes



Resorting to Ad Hominem attacks now?

No one can argue against the powerful points I've made in this thread.
It's been a disaster in NZ to give the Maoris a voice and
we've already lost Ayers Rock here - that's enough!



I tore your bullshit to threads mate....Native Title is already established law....The only way to change that is to challenge individual claims in the High Coart or change the Constitution to abolish the rights of Government and Courts to determine laws and enact legislation....You have no idea what you are talking about???

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Our law comes from parliaments and courts. Parliaments make legislation while courts make common law. Parliaments and courts make both private and public law.


Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Link to explain common law....
https://austlii.community/foswiki/ACTLawHbk/OurLegalSystem#:~:text=Common%20law%...



You couldn't shred a kleenex tissue ... you wanker self praise is no recommendation.


Is that all you have to offer any debate....Why is it self praise to point out basic facts to imbeciles....I am only tying to inform the debate and educate dickheads like you!!!

Smiley Smiley Smiley


You're doing a shyte job in both cases .... why?

Because you actually know phucall without Google.
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #62 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:12pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 5:02pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 4:50pm:
At the very least with this beachfront bullsh
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t they must be forced to give a decent right of way and not block people from using the beaches.

Again - all claims must be carefully scrutinised and it looks like a real overhaul of the way this is done must take place, so that ALL stakeholders get a fair say and a fair resolution.  We all know what this is about - be as obstructive and nasty as you can be while the stupid white person is silly enough to let them get away with it.

This has to stop - those days are gone and it's time they stepped into the future.


see this -

If you vote NO to "The Voice" you are a racist bigot! Where have we heard this before?




Happy to be a bigot then.
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #63 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:29pm
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:12pm:
Happy to be a bigot then.



I'm not -

the Abbos are the racists and bigots.
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Reply #64 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:57pm
 
Satan makes you a racist, bigot and queer, does he?

A post headed “The Jigaboos are back in charge” is racist and bigoted!
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #65 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 7:27pm
 
Jovial Monk wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:57pm:
Satan makes you a racist, bigot and queer, does he?

A post headed “The Jigaboos are back in charge” is racist and bigoted!




Well - do you want the Jigaboos back in charge?

I don't.
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Reply #66 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 7:53pm
 
80 years from now.

People will be walking around Uluru like Moslems around the Stone of Mecca.
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AIMLESS EXTENTION OF KNOWLEDGE HOWEVER, WHICH IS WHAT I THINK YOU REALLY MEAN BY THE TERM 'CURIOSITY', IS MERELY INEFFICIENCY. I AM DESIGNED TO AVOID INEFFICIENCY.
 
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #67 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 8:19pm
 
Jasin wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 7:53pm:
80 years from now.

People will be walking around Uluru like Moslems around the Stone of Mecca.
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I hope we build a road up to the top of Ayers Rock
and have a nice car park on top - that will show progress to the Abbos.
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Reply #68 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 8:25pm
 
White people are just jealous that they don't have one of their own.
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #69 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 8:48pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:29pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:12pm:
Happy to be a bigot then.



I'm not -

the Abbos are the racists and bigots.


A bigot by their standards is no bigot at all.
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #70 - Apr 7th, 2023 at 8:55pm
 
Gnads wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 6:03pm:
thegreatdivide wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 2:08pm:
Gnads wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 1:43pm:
thegreatdivide wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 11:41am:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 10:58am:
NO!  So why is this given to one minority group here?  Because they cry louder, are the only ones who even get a say, and have the ear of the supplicant and stupid media?[


I asked Gnads and he disappeared; what is his proposal to close the gap...he might assist the Nats in their concerns that a voice won't close the gap.

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The spiritual aspects of all of those things are for everyone - not just the province of a small group.  This is nothing more than an example of the profligate use of land to sustain a transient hunter gatherer society that has long been overturned by civilisation.


Yes, 'culture' dies hard: some Christians want to insist on certain perceived "rights" to discriminate. 

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Civil war is coming if the stupid politicians and their bum chums keep on down this path.


It is interesting the High Court confirmed 'land rights', instead of confirming the right of everyone to a home. 



Disappeared ? FFS you wanker I don't have to sit here all day responding to you repetitious shyte about a GAP.
..

proving yourself to be the ultimate example of a "deplorable": even the Nats are insisting the Yes supporters explain how the voice will close the gap. 

Quote:
As I've said to you before the gap is the vacuum between your ears.

In 60 years & hundreds of billions of dollars spent ... people/experts ... all on a higher pay grade than I've ever been on have been working out schemes & programs, having enquiries, implementing strategies....... that to this day still fail to remedy the situation.

I can see that it should be a 2 way street ...


Wow.....getting that out of you - is like extracting water from a stone...

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but it never is .... the luvvies & bleeding hearts won't allow it ....


Rather the ideologues like John Howard who cancelled the CDEP won't allow it.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14427591.1993.9686379

The success of CDEP is dependent on these organisations which provide culturally appropriate employment, which includes the CDEP scheme. A recent review (note: in 2011) of the CDEP scheme indicated that 71% of Aboriginal communities surveyed considered that CDEP was helpful in meeting the goals of the community and 82% considered that community members were better off under the scheme

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they want to preserve Aboriginals as primitives in a National Zoo.


There will  always be some cultural warriors in any culture.

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Self loathing, guilt tripping, patronising, mollycoddling & for ever pandering & making excuses.


..and John Howard's deplorable neoliberal market ideology. 

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You go close to fitting that bill.


feel free to show how I fit that bill (even closely).



Well dipstick .... the voice will not close your gap.


Are you dementing? That has been my argument all along.

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So tell us what WILL close the gap.


You ARE dementing, or too ignorant/lazy to even read the words you quoted above:

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14427591.1993.9686379

What it means to get off sit‐down money: Community development employment projects (CDEP)
Heather Jensen
Pages 12-18 | Published online: 26 Sep 2011

Note: this study was made after PM Howard, following inadequate Thatcherite orthodoxy, began dismantling the CDEP schemes, to the dismay of its participants.

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If you so full of answers why haven't you solved the problem?.... as I said there have 60 yeaars of people & experts higher than yours or my pay grades that haven't done it.


Er.. I haven't been PM; and unfortunately economics is a contested field, not a science.

Hence the CDEP was born in the late Keynesian 'welfare state' era  (in 1977), but cancelled (in the 2000s) in the current Thatcherite neoliberal era.

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When are you stepping up to the plate Casey?

Beyond that you're just a prattling ideologue.


At least I'm pointing to the real problems behind the gap, rather than just brainlessly asserting there is no gap, or content with saying "it's their fault".
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Reply #71 - Apr 8th, 2023 at 8:46am
 
Again - there is no equation between saying some idea will not work to resolve the problems, and offering an answer.  I know I've held you up on that, too - but the difference is you claim to know the answers, yet all of your solutions have been tried and tried to no avail.

The only answer is mass deportation to their own Homeland for resettlement and re-introduction into their old ways of life without any input from anyone else, or permanent detention in Aborassic Park and/or close detention in Gondwanamo Bay for the true recalcitrants.  Separate but equal, no, and separation will make them free, no?
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Reply #72 - Apr 8th, 2023 at 11:03am
 
Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Apr 8th, 2023 at 8:46am:
Again - there is no equation between saying some idea will not work to resolve the problems, and offering an answer.  I know I've held you up on that, too - but the difference is you claim to know the answers, yet all of your solutions have been tried and tried to no avail.


I will ask the same question of you...are you dementing?

Or merely incapable of comprehension?

"A recent review (note: in 2011) of the CDEP scheme indicated that 71% of Aboriginal communities surveyed considered that CDEP was helpful in meeting the goals of the community and 82% considered that community members were better off under the scheme".

including a reduction in crime and alcohism:

" What it means to get off sit‐down money: Community development employment projects (CDEP)
Heather Jensen
Pages 12-18 | Published online: 26 Sep 2011

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The only answer is mass deportation to their own Homeland for resettlement and re-introduction into their old ways of life without any input from anyone else, or permanent detention in Aborassic Park and/or close detention in Gondwanamo Bay for the true recalcitrants.  Separate but equal, no, and separation will make them free, no?


No. "82% of CDEP participants considered the communities were better off under the CDEP."

including a reduction in crime and alcoholism, following a decrease in  welfare dependency (aka sit-down money)

What part of that don't you understand?
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Re: We lost Uluru - more to lose with a voice?
Reply #73 - Apr 8th, 2023 at 3:23pm
 
Bobby. wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 7:47am:
We already lost the right to visit Ayers Rock
- what else will we lose after a voice is passed ?




The only person who may have told you that - knowing you believe all of his utterances - is one Sir Loose Screw.
FYI, the claim is 100% BULLSH!T !


Initial moves to stop tourists clamouring all over the monolith causing erosion, shitt!ng all over it - and leaving used toilet paper, loaded disposable nappies and general picnic rubbish in their wake, was called for by the local tourist authority.
The move was supported by Uluru's owners.

Andrew Simpson, the general manager of a tour company run by Indigenous people in Alice Springs, says climbing should be outlawed because it is dangerous and people have been killed attempting it.

"And then there are the environmental issues of the rubbish and people defecating on top of the rock and polluting the waterholes around Uluru," Mr Simpson said.

"Basically it can take you quite a while to get up there and there are no facilities up there.

"So when nature calls you must do what nature needs you to do."

He says "that in itself is big enough reason to consider closing the climb".

The Northern Territory Chief Minister, Paul Henderson, says he is disgusted that tourists are going to the toilet on top of Uluru.


A 2016 survey found 72% of visitors understood the “please don’t climb” message before their arrival, and 91% said they wouldn’t climb.


https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/nov/01/uluru-climb-banned-from-o...



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Reply #74 - Apr 8th, 2023 at 3:43pm
 
buzzanddidj wrote on Apr 8th, 2023 at 3:23pm:
Bobby. wrote on Apr 7th, 2023 at 7:47am:
We already lost the right to visit Ayers Rock
- what else will we lose after a voice is passed ?




The only person who may have told you that - knowing you believe all of his utterances - is one Sir Loose Screw.
FYI, the claim is 100% BULLSH!T !


Initial moves to stop tourists clamouring all over the monolith causing erosion, shitt!ng all over it - and leaving used toilet paper, loaded disposable nappies and general picnic rubbish in their wake, was called for by the local tourist authority.
The move was supported by Uluru's owners.

Andrew Simpson, the general manager of a tour company run by Indigenous people in Alice Springs, says climbing should be outlawed because it is dangerous and people have been killed attempting it.

"And then there are the environmental issues of the rubbish and people defecating on top of the rock and polluting the waterholes around Uluru," Mr Simpson said.

"Basically it can take you quite a while to get up there and there are no facilities up there.

"So when nature calls you must do what nature needs you to do."

He says "that in itself is big enough reason to consider closing the climb".

The Northern Territory Chief Minister, Paul Henderson, says he is disgusted that tourists are going to the toilet on top of Uluru.


A 2016 survey found 72% of visitors understood the “please don’t climb” message before their arrival, and 91% said they wouldn’t climb.


https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2017/nov/01/uluru-climb-banned-from-o...



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Interesting.

So a compromise would be:

1. No extraneous goods/materials other than sensible clothing and a water bottle to be carried onto the rock.

2. Heavy fines for defaecation on the rock; which would ensure climbers organized their bowels movements before the climb.

3. Proper provision of suitable toilet facilities around the rock.

Obviously this would discriminate against certain tourists, but so be it.
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