To quote from Animal farm.

Everyone is equal, but some are more equal than others.

Dear Big Nana,

I've given so many links on this subject in this
discussion and I suspect that you have not read
any of them. There's also so much available
nowadays that you can research to learn more
about the Uluru Statement and what it involves and why.
Anyway, before I leave this discussion -
Here's one last attempt:

http://www.creativespirits.info/aboriginalculture/politics/do-we-have-apartheid-in-australia

Dear Joe,

I am flattered by your attention and attempts to make me see
things from your point of view. Thank You for caring.

Foxy,

Thanks for teaching us how to suck eggs, and put on our socks. What do you think some people have been doing all their bloody working lives ? Thinking about every day ? If they put their observations into a journal, it would run to thousands of pages, many stained with tears ?

And you refer such people as Big Nana to juvenile, second- and third-source, sites. I can't believe you're serious. A combination of - please excuse me - arrogance and ignorance.

Joe

Dear Joe,

In response to Big Nana's questions I referred
her to the links I gave to the Uluru Statement,
to Constitutional reform, to the Australian
Constitutional racist clauses, to apartheid
(which she brought up) and so on. You consider
these "juvenile-second and third sources sites."
And accuse me of arrogance and ignorance - whilst
all I am trying to do is learn?

I don't know what your problem is, nor do I need to
know. All I can say is - it looks like I've unwittingly
touched a nerve. Still, that's your problem not
mine.

What is the objection to all Australians being treated equally?

Hi Foxy, those that want to speak of apartheid should read your link to the 'Creative Spirits' web site. If they want to refute the claims made about apartheid as its presented, let them do so.

Joe, do you have a problem with the 'Creative Spirits' web site?