emjaycee
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I can like your comment, but I don't.Emjaycee was severely analed
I can like your comment, but I don't.Emjaycee was severely analed
Spraying your load all over the place. Aim properly.Your where a victim of an accidental quote attack on Gary gutful. Caught in the crossfire
Spraying your load all over the place. Aim properly.
Bloody Piss wreck.I had 3 more beers yesterday and one on Monday. So 7 in 4 days. Very dissapointed. Now I stop again.
Pissy111Bloody Piss wreck.
I am on final season of Sopranos - such great f**king show
Pissy111
PTSD?I can like your comment, but I don't.
I’d say the connection of issues is very strong. How much do you hear Change The Date, Always Was Always Will Be or about indigenous affairs outside mid-late January?
If changing the date was part of a larger indigenous recognition plan then great, but I think if it is changed, the new date will have no cultural reference and the reason it was moved would quickly be forgotten.
It is powerful but it does not represent all Australians just the first Australians which is why it can never be our National Flag.
Australia Day should be transferred to the 9th May and represent the day of the opening of the First Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia. Easy.
Dude that was yesterday. No one cares today other than some mess on some beachesWell you won't hear 'change the date' in late January if there is no Australia Day at that time, but you may well still have annual events 'commemorating' what happened on that day. My problem with it, and that of many people is the conflation of a celebration with the date of initial dispossession. (note how I used the word 'conflation' to annoy @lingard )
If we have a holiday on Jan 26, and rename it and consider it a more solemn reflection on our history, and don't have dumb arse bogans using the flag as beach towel, well maybe.... but any such event has more chance of acceptance outside Jan 26. And Jan 26 is not a particularly relevant date for much of non-indigenous Australia anyway. It is historically irrelevant to South Australia and Western Australia, which were founded independent of NSW.
Should just replace the union jack in the top left corner of the flag with the Aboriginal flag...It is powerful but it does not represent all Australians just the first Australians which is why it can never be our National Flag.
I don’t think anyone wants it to be our flag.It is powerful but it does not represent all Australians just the first Australians which is why it can never be our National Flag.
But they are equal. They have the same rights as every other Australian. How could they be made more equal under the law? There is nothing else. The only area they are unequal is demographics, which isn't government's place to correct. How could it? Non-indigenous Australians aren't a homogenous group. How could a government enforce parity between groups of people numbering in the hundreds of thousands?
I don’t think anyone wants it to be our flag.
Changing the date we celebrate Australia Day is as politically as dangerous as trying to change the flag.
Any government that attempts to change the date will be seen as succumbing to the anti-Australia Day/Invasion Day minority and I don't believe we will see a government with the balls to do that in Twizzles lifetime.