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This one's worth breaking down;

It still doesn't change the fact that their signatures were used when they didn't understand fully what it was for and it would be safe to say that they're not the only ones. I've watched hundreds of y-tube videos of indiginous people from remote communities who did not even know what the voice was other than being told that it would help them, but they had no concept of any of the deep workings or political involvement. Many of them don't even speak English or are very limited to a few words, it further makes me wonder how they came to the figures they did in NT.

I reckon they would have gotten a lot further if they explained to the Australian public, at some point in the future whether people like it or not this has to happen, and on the same token, it has to happen so that it's fair for both sides. Not try to hide with a rift raft of lies in a piece of poetry that's the Uluru statement and then say every indiginous person has backed it when they haven't. Dutton is an imbecile but Albo has proven that he can't be trusted and sways too much to one side so it makes many Australians fearful of what could happen.

<blockquote data-quote="TimeISmoney" data-source="post: 1249363" data-attributes="member: 89220">This one&#039;s worth breaking down;It still doesn&#039;t change the fact that their signatures were used when they didn&#039;t understand fully what it was for and it would be safe to say that they&#039;re not the only ones. I&#039;ve watched hundreds of y-tube videos of indiginous people from remote communities who did not even know what the voice was other than being told that it would help them, but they had no concept of any of the deep workings or political involvement. Many of them don&#039;t even speak English or are very limited to a few words, it further makes me wonder how they came to the figures they did in NT.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I reckon they would have gotten a lot further if they explained to the Australian public, at some point in the future whether people like it or not this has to happen, and on the same token, it has to happen so that it&#039;s fair for both sides. Not try to hide with a rift raft of lies in a piece of poetry that&#039;s the Uluru statement and then say every indiginous person has backed it when they haven&#039;t. Dutton is an imbecile but Albo has proven that he can&#039;t be trusted and sways too much to one side so it makes many Australians fearful of what could happen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TimeISmoney, post: 1249363, member: 89220"] This one's worth breaking down; It still doesn't change the fact that their signatures were used when they didn't understand fully what it was for and it would be safe to say that they're not the only ones. I've watched hundreds of y-tube videos of indiginous people from remote communities who did not even know what the voice was other than being told that it would help them, but they had no concept of any of the deep workings or political involvement. Many of them don't even speak English or are very limited to a few words, it further makes me wonder how they came to the figures they did in NT. I reckon they would have gotten a lot further if they explained to the Australian public, at some point in the future whether people like it or not this has to happen, and on the same token, it has to happen so that it's fair for both sides. Not try to hide with a rift raft of lies in a piece of poetry that's the Uluru statement and then say every indiginous person has backed it when they haven't. Dutton is an imbecile but Albo has proven that he can't be trusted and sways too much to one side so it makes many Australians fearful of what could happen. [/QUOTE]

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