Shadow Minister,

Sorry, we can't hear you over the little voice in our
heads screaming - "Why only talk about Aborigines?"

Foxy,

The answer is simple. The stats show that domestic and other violence is roughly 30 times higher in Aboriginal communities than in any other community.

Most people accept that there are crap heads in every ethnic group. Why is it that when one group stands out in that field, drawing attention to that creates so much anger in those trying to keep these figures quiet ? Would they not benefit from discussing solutions rather than dispute every remark on the subject ?
I have been a victim of theft in Sydney, the Gold Coast & in remote communities. The culprits were non-indigenous & indigenous with a bit of pretend indigenous thrown in yet those in authority did not want to investigate the incidences with indigenous. Those incidences involving non-indigenous were looked into but nothing else. Those with indigenous involvement were simply dismissed as "nothing we can do about it" or like the last incident "we asked him if he did it & he he said no" & that was it.

SA now has a special racially-inspired Voice for people claiming some connection or other to aboriginality. Only aboriginal-identifiers will be able to get their snouts in the money trough. Only aboriginal- identifiers will be able to vote the snouts in. One of them is already in Parliament. At least he claims to be aboriginal, despite the fact that a professional ancestry search revealed that not one of his ancestors has a drop of aboriginal blood.

The lies live on.

Shadow Minister,

If only we could develop and deliver programs by a
clinical team in collaboration with Aboriginal Elders
to offer Aboriginal men to develop skills, a sense of
responsibility, meaningful employment, good physical
health, and emotional and spiritual strength.

But, this would require listening to Aboriginal voices
as to what would work in their communities and as we
know the country voted against the Voice to Parliament
to try to seek advice and solutions from the locals to
their problems.

" as we know the country voted against the Voice to Parliament
to try to seek advice and solutions from the locals to
their problems."

No. The country voted against a CONSTITUTIONAL body with unspecified powers.

I spent the 14 months prior to the referendum trying to educate you on that one point and even now you still fail to understand it. Which, of course, means you never will get it.