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A world made in England : Comments
By Babette Francis, published 4/10/2016So this is my first plea to our indigenous population - no matter how great your pride in your indigenous culture, acknowledge that you do not have a written language and that we live in a world made in England.
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And that in my view, is best achieved in the Indian patriarchal model replete with very fair minded public servants and unimpeachable jurisprudence!
Otherwise, the only advancement will be in self serving control freak activist outcomes, replete with endemic nepotism and rampant corruption?
There is only one Australia, one dominant culture and one lawgiver, not several dozen conflicting imperatives!
It may be tough and not well liked, but some folk need to be dragged kicking and screaming straight out of the stone age into the 21st century, while preserving their language cultural history, the emphasis being history!
Given some of the traditional stone age customs, incest, acceptable domestic violence, historical color coded infanticide/antisocial demography and polygamy don't transfer, nor violence as entertainment!
While it may be paternalistic?
Joe's example worked and gradually brought in changes in a timely and acceptable manner? And a good workable humanitarian template?
And appropriate where all else seems to have failed! As has leaving these folk to rot in far flung failing communities, trying to hack out a failed 10th century existence in the 21st century!
There is not a white way nor a black way, just a right way and by definition, staying with what worked!?
Even if that doesn't suit wife beating, child abusing, control freak addicts, whose serial activities would be seriously curtailed or ended in larger better serviced/policed communities!?
And the one common underlying resistance theme, throughout the so called objections or humbug!?
There is only one constant in the entire universe and that one constant is constant change! We need to adapt and change with it or join the Dodos and the others who couldn't or wouldn't!
Alan B.