Brian Ross wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 9:29pm:


Indians have been on record, speaking in English, talking about threatening Australia with a nuclear attack. All because there were news reports about Indians in Australia attacking other Indians, and then blaming Australia. Indians have a severe racism against foreigners and other races issue, and it has not been covered up in the media.

And if you have worked with or around Indian people, they show little regard for you, if you are not Indian. Women who have dated Indian men have not given Indian men good reviews. Indian men are very controlling of their women. You could imagine how unsettling it would have been for my 15-year-old daughter to have heard South Asian men being within earshot of her Mmm-hmm in varying tones whilst they leered at her. Indian men consider blonde women (and girls) as prostitutes.

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That is clear double standards, right there, Brian. Either their ancestors were part of the problem or part of the solution. It is hard to be both. My white ancestors worked hard to get what they earned. I can only try to live up to their standards of work ethic. Indigenous people don't talk about their ancestors. It is forbidden in some cultures to mention their names or what they look like.

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Oh, rubbish. You are subjected to the rules of law and the society you inhabit. Whether you want to ditch the language and culture is not something that gets forced, no matter how many times it has been tried. Even dead languages are making a come back in places. I happen to be trying to learn new languages and cultures. Indigenous Australians are their own worst enemies when it comes to losing the culture.

Well .... when people start to put comments like 'bunch of old white people' in place of discussion of a NO case meeting, and steer away from the issues for all Stakeholders with Rights and in need of a Voice ...... not only is that first group racist, but they are ageist as well and probably sexist and supremacist ..... not to even mention genderist....

Funny how some are so lost they imagine that only selected groups can have Rights and need a Voice or anything..... and the moment any different Voice is heard, they jump up and down as if this is some obscenity.... that is pure madness....

Good reason to vote NO just to counter the utterly stupid out there.

freediver wrote on Jun 6^th, 2023 at 3:44pm:


I'm still waiting for you to put up those different laws

John Smith wrote on Jun 7^th, 2023 at 7:45pm:


Again?

John Smith wrote on Jun 7^th, 2023 at 9:57pm:


I'll repeat myself. The voice, for starters. How about instead of dribbling some nonsense again, you tell us whether you realise yet that this amendment to the constitution would treat people differently on the basis of race.

freediver wrote on Jun 8^th, 2023 at 4:43am:



All I see is you flapping your gums again ... put up the law, or shut up and stop pretending you have a clue

UnSubRocky wrote on Jun 8^th, 2023 at 12:19pm:



Not in the Enlightened States, they aren't.  Nobody goes to prison for unpaid fines now in those states...... and yet the Aborigines make up a huge percentage of the inmates..... according to a prison officer I spoke to, 25% are there for relationship violence of one kind or another.... always involving violence not just Clayton's Violence that the feminists love so much for its advantages in their jihads...

In the Enlightened States they are in prison for crimes... methinks you are dreaming or listening too much to mothra the self-proclaimed expert who says the same thing....


"    4.1 Indigenous people were 17.3 times more likely to be arrested than non-Indigenous people. The over-representation rate in Western Australia is four times the national average.

    4.2 Incarceration of Indigenous people in Australia has increased by 61 per cent between 1988 and 1995. Incarceration of non-Indigenous people has increased by 38 per cent.

    4.3 Indigenous people in 1995 were 14.7 times more likely to be imprisoned than non-Indigenous people.

    4.4 Indigenous people are more likely to be imprisoned for assault, break and enter, motor vehicle offences, property offences and justice procedures offences. They are also more likely to be arrested for good order offences.

    4.5 Indigenous people are twice as likely as non-Indigenous people to be arrested in circumstances where assault occasioning no harm is the most serious offence. They are three times more likely to be imprisoned for such an offence. This indicates that provocative policing is continuing through the use of the trifecta (offensive language, resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer – often occasioning no harm).
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Bit old - but ah - coupla days!!

John Smith wrote on Jun 8^th, 2023 at 11:38am:


Do you not know what I am talking about John? It's OK, I believe you.