Indyvidual,

Excellence is a habit.

Excellence is a habit
Foxy,
I suppose it is for those who have been so misled by indoctrination to actually know what it's supposed to actually mean !

Over & out !
Too much nonsense & waste of good writing space.

Indyvidual,

The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors
into windows.

Indyvidual,

If it makes you feel any better -
No matter how old I get I'll always have to
mentally sing the ABCs to see what letter
comes next.

The same goes for the planet song - Mercury, Venus,
Earth, Mars ...

And the Thirty Days has September ...

But hey, don't judge me. I was born to be awesome.
Not perfect.

And if you can read - you can think for yourself.
Just be more selective in what media you watch
and read.

Thanks Indyvidual for the comparison of Coastal and Central Aboriginals.

Foxy builds a series of strawmen...
""Why can't Indigenous people just get over it?"

"Move one." "After all, it happened ages ago".

"It's not my responsibility" et cetera, et cetera.

"Why can't they move to the cities?""

and then rather tellingly fails to knock them down which is the only purpose of a strawman.

No one here is saying these things. They exist only in Foxy's imagination.

But its a fertile imagination. Somehow she thinks that the aboriginals know the answer to their problems but intend to keep it secret until 'whitey' agrees to give them a constitutionally projected gabfest (aka The Voice). If only we'd agree to get a bunch of elite aboriginals together (and pay them handsomely) then they'll release the secret to solving all problems. Quite why they can't just say it now is never explained and its probably racist (in their warped thinking) to even ask.

"Well, for some Indigenous, it's a cultural thing"

Yes it is. And that's why they are embarrassed to talk about the shame of their cultures monumental misogyny. See my first post...“Annie fears violence is becoming normalised and says the cultural shame of speaking out — or getting the law involved — can make it harder for women like her to be up-front.”

I can't help but notice how many people here hurried to not address that cultural shame.