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Re: Should King Charles say, "Sorry"?
Reply #75 - Oct 26th, 2024 at 10:56am
 
I am fighting for Rights -  not just Aboriginal wants..... or anyone else's wants.

For a right to be a Right - it must apply equally to all - I'll put in my claim for ancestral land in Queensland then and expect a positive result?   Cool
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Reply #76 - Oct 26th, 2024 at 11:13am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Oct 25th, 2024 at 10:20am:
chimera wrote on Oct 25th, 2024 at 9:58am:
https://www.skynews.com.au/australia-news/politics/legal-expert-chris-merritt-ca...
The video shows her stalking Charles personally and not in the group of pollies.  He had a treaty in his pocket and could have just handed it over.

Stalking?? Please...

She was standing in front of the sovereign, many metres in front of him and did not pose any physical risk to him.

Her display demonstrated to all that she was not overawed by the sovereign's 'majesty' and was, in fact, contemptuous of it.

Whether that has consequences for her position as a senator is up to Parliament to decide.

However, what Parliament must take into account is, if it decides to eject her from the senate, it may spark protests that will be published around the world, thus augmenting her cause - Australians, being instinctive grovellers, will be personally embarrassed by any world headlines (particularly in the US) in defence of Thorpe.



Really? who is actually in awe of his 'majesty'??

Thorpe is contemptuous of everybody. Her nickname should be COAT =
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Of A Thing.

And it's the left that hold the crown for being grovelers.

Most Australians don't like arselickers/brown noses.
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Reply #77 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 5:17am
 
If she'd been a threat the bodyguards would have drilled her with sub-sonic rounds that hopefully wouldn't exit and hurt someone innocent..  it's a hard job.... maybe they'd hit her with a rolled up magazine or something... though she's probably used to that...   Cool

Nah - what they are DEMANDING is Supremacist Apartheid to suit them.... that dingo won't hunt.

Now - back to those moderate suggestions of their own homeland without treaties - you can't have treaties with your own people and they possess no sparate sovereignty and if they do or did, they are non-citizens here and must repay the rent in all ways..... their own way to suit themselves without interference with or from anyone else in any way (no 4WD tyre tracks, no beer can cairns, etc around the place) ... or alternatively a block of land for each family - a far better handout deal than anyone else gets here in full satisfaction of all past, present and future land claims .... and equal rights to share use of national parks, crown land and national icons alongside everyone else in this man's democracy of equals (is there another kind?  Please don't tell me their activists are placing their faith in campfire tales and revised history - these natives are on trial for their lifestyle....)  ... right to carry on GENUINE traditional pursuits such as camping, a little hunting with traditional things, bit of yabbying... etc ... and 'spiritual' things ONLY in dedicated areas resolved fully (everywhere and everything isn't a 'sacred site' - jeez - years ago in my naivety I looked askance at a bloke who criticised Aborigines for that - now we all know better - it's just a grab for all the best sites and land etc) ..... NO separate representation, all bodies to cease forthwith and be replaced with what all others get - vote for it .... oversight of funding and expenditure ... the way things have been going, clearly someone outside needs to control their 'royalties' etc...

But I suppose they'll just prefer to continue with their push for Night and Fog and deportation far away from what passes for home for 're-education' in the camps.... Northern Territory style.... at least the kid criminals will all get fed on time....... and won't be killed in crashes of stolen cars.... and let their African Kings just spend their royalties on selves and mates and family as usual .... can't Intervene™ - that's be Invasion™ .... something that keeps politicians awake at night..... poor darlings... just tell it like it is ...

Charlie has nothing to apologise for - and his lackey Rudd already apologised once - how many times do they expect to demand and get such special treatment?  Australia now wishes Rudd had just STFU and not licked their nuts... just look at the joint since then ... all downhill....   Cool
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Re: Should King Charles say, "Sorry"?
Reply #78 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 8:36am
 
Gnads wrote on Oct 26th, 2024 at 11:13am:
Really? who is actually in awe of his 'majesty'??

Not His Majesty...

Majesty.

It's the difference in respect and attention paid to Charles III and the Governor-General. Even visits by most heads of state/government to Australia barely raise a head, although there are some exceptions: US presidents and Modi, for example.

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Reply #79 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:18am
 
Setanta wrote on Oct 18th, 2024 at 6:58pm:
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Oct 18th, 2024 at 6:43pm:
Didn't happen during his reign - IF it did in the way it is described.

What are you imagining he should apologise for?


For the unchosen privilege of being born to his parents and being European?


Like as if he’s not educated to know all the ins and outs of every country’s sovereign and history …he knew what he was getting into as he’s in his 70s before accepting role of king, otherwise if it’s too hot to handle then he could’ve gotten out of the kitchen and abdicated. Since he’s had a great life of wealth and privilege under the shadow of his mummy.
How different it would’ve been if Diana was still around? The one with true empathy.

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Reply #80 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:20am
 
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 19th, 2024 at 11:31am:
No.

The apology has already been made, we should be working away from that towards truth telling and reconciliation.


Yeah… I recall Kevin o seven saying sorry.

PS…. I read first page n half before it turned to squabbles then didn’t read all myriad of postings. Undecided
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Reply #81 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:32am
 
Sophia wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:20am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 19th, 2024 at 11:31am:
No.

The apology has already been made, we should be working away from that towards truth telling and reconciliation.


Yeah… I recall Kevin o seven saying sorry.

PS…. I read first page n half before it turned to squabbles then didn’t read all myriad of postings. Undecided


It's hard to avoid with certain posters around here who are incapable of acting in good faith, sadly.

I don't think it would benefit anyone for Chuck to say Sorry, and being that he isn't just British, but royalty, they won't even admit to making a mistake, let alone apologise for something.
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Re: Should King Charles say, "Sorry"?
Reply #82 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:43am
 
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:32am:
Sophia wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:20am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 19th, 2024 at 11:31am:
No.

The apology has already been made, we should be working away from that towards truth telling and reconciliation.


Yeah… I recall Kevin o seven saying sorry.

PS…. I read first page n half before it turned to squabbles then didn’t read all myriad of postings. Undecided


It's hard to avoid with certain posters around here who are incapable of acting in good faith, sadly.

I don't think it would benefit anyone for Chuck to say Sorry, and being that he isn't just British, but royalty, they won't even admit to making a mistake, let alone apologise for something.


Course you didn't, did-ums - and it was YOU, methra, laughing boy, and Smith who turned it to squabbles - you and your fellow socks all speaking with forked tongue in tongue-synch.  Look at kanga's posts on this page, people - we're being lied to!!  Take a bow.....

You are so right - some of you find it impossible to deal with reality and to refrain from personal rants.

Your page after page of 'engaging respectfully' is noted by all, along with the similarities to certain other users, down to wording.

You lost, sunshine.  And you personally are a lost soul.  Your approach to soft-soaping Abos has lead to the Midnight Express I warned you about - those who are considered anti-social elements are now to be shipped 1500 miles away from home for 're-education' in the Northern Territory.... it has begun!!  Soon the NT might declare Arnhem Land its very own state-designed Homeland (The Park Mk I) and start shipping them all there for 're-education' from the Elders etc - though we all know these wonderfully peaceful small groups of people fight one another and try to kill one another at the drop of a boomerang and the elders might spear 'em or club 'em ... the Wadeye Syndrome - seven groups stuck together - none will pick up and just leave for a better life - they all remain and try to fight it out for supremacy over 'their land' .... that's Australia at this time in a nutshell... (scrotum) ...

No mistakes were made by the Bri'ish (of which I am not one by DNA) - they brought civilisation to a dark continent occupied by a few wandering cave people struggling to survive - now there are tall buildings, highways, rail, air flights, free healthcare and then some for Abos (you don't like that shortened word - eat my shorts - I'm not going to type 'Aborigines' every time just to suit you and allow you to maintain your snowflake safe space without being 'sensitive' over it all in your advocacy of victimhood), housing with roofs!!, clean water (well - sort of in the cities), running toilets and sewerage plants for health reasons, readily available food, plenty of space for everyone to enjoy until the True Victims come along and push the line that the Poor Abos once 'owned ' it all and now want to own it all again, except that unlike everyone else, they not only don't want to pay for a patch but they want everyone else to pay for it and then pay them rent or something ridiculous, and all this while being an absolute minority.

Don't you think it's time they launched their own lifeboat and actually started paddling instead of expecting to be hand-loaded into the lifeboats and then rowed around by White Slaves?

Jeez - look at the way I've 'engaged respectfully' by your standards there... hardly at all... it's all about issues....

Cop this respectful engagement - GROW UP!   Cool


P.S.  When are you signing your property over to the Abos up there under the ALA?  Home and land where your mouth is?  Or do those acquisitions only apply to the 'lesser' folk out there - the Queensland hillbillies outside the intellectual and moral wasteland of the future Rumphole State - currently South East Queensland?
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Re: Should King Charles say, "Sorry"?
Reply #83 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:20pm
 
Did any royals say sorry about burning of Washington in 1814?
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Reply #84 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:33pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:43am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:32am:
Sophia wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:20am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 19th, 2024 at 11:31am:
No.

The apology has already been made, we should be working away from that towards truth telling and reconciliation.


Yeah… I recall Kevin o seven saying sorry.

PS…. I read first page n half before it turned to squabbles then didn’t read all myriad of postings. Undecided


It's hard to avoid with certain posters around here who are incapable of acting in good faith, sadly.

I don't think it would benefit anyone for Chuck to say Sorry, and being that he isn't just British, but royalty, they won't even admit to making a mistake, let alone apologise for something.


You are so right - some of you find it impossible to deal with reality and to refrain from personal rants.


Interesting take.

Wrong of course, unless you're talking about yourself, but interesting that you'd feel so compelled to come in and defend yourself when you weren't named.

I guess a guilty conscience can do that.

Post 17: I shared my opinion on the matter in a calm, measured and polite way.

You followed that up with 3 ranting posts with the last one lobbing personal insults my way in Post 20.

Post 21: I replied politely, pointing out what you'd done, and your further demands, and questioning what you expect me to do with that, given the personal attacks.

Then as usual your next couple of posts are laced with your general disrespect, editing my quotes and more demands to answer your question about reconciliation in post 24.

Against my better judgment which later proved to be a mistake, in post 25 I offered you the chance for a reset, to put your past abuse behind and engage in the genuine discussion you're demanding about defining reconciliation, with a simple question to you that should I answer your question, will you answer mine. 

Your response?  In post 26 you edited my quotes out again, falsely accused me or personal slagging and animosity and refused to even acknowledge the offer of an exchange, I answer your question, you answer mind and again just reiterated your demands that I answer your question.

In post 32, I questioned given your response, how could I trust you to engage in the give-and-take of a genuine discussion and requoted my question you edited out.

You ignored it again in post 33 and just demanded I answer the question. 

So I gave you the benefit of the doubt in post 34 and did just that and answer your questions about how I define reconciliation.

So up until this point, I gave you the reset, ignoring all your past abuse and attempted to engage with you in good faith.  Your response was to refuse to commit to the basic tenants of a discussion, use disparaging names to refer to me, edited my quotes and kept disrespectfully demanding I answer your questions without the promise of any sort of good faith response.  Despite all of that, I still answered your question.

From here, things deteriorated even further.

I answered your question, and I thought it only fair, since we're attempting a reset and a genuine discussion, that you answer mine.

But no, just more follow-up questions and demands.

More back and forths, with me requesting you answer my question and you stubbornly refusing, doing the usual quote editing, name calling and general disrespect.

I gave up by post 68.  I wasn't going to waste any more time pretending you were capable of the sort of genuine discussion you're demanding from me.  It's a two way street. 

You went on to play the victim of abuse when faced with an accurate description of your behaviour when I held a mirror up to you.

You then made more bullshit claims about me or what I stand for, claiming that "apartheid proven" and other such bullshit.

You're having a sook about being called racist, but look at your history!YOU ARE.

So spare us the act of playing the wounded party, claiming others refuse to engage with you in good faith. The reality is, attempts were made, and they failed, because you either chose not to reciprocate or lack the basic capacity to discuss this topic without resorting to abuse and shallow gotchas. Like so much of what you post here, your stance crumbles under scrutiny, and instead of confronting that, you retreat into your worn-out toolkit of distraction, deflection, and personal attacks, all while projecting those very tactics onto others as you pose as the victim of your own behaviour.

No one’s falling for it.

Do better.
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Reply #85 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:35pm
 
Still with the personal side of things, eh?  What an amazing rant, champ.

Can't address the issues?   Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin

The Poms brought civilisation - without which there would be no avenue for Abo whining today!!
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Reply #86 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:37pm
 
King Charles should apologize to humanity for the existence of Grappler.
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Reply #87 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:45pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:43am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:32am:
Sophia wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 11:20am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Oct 19th, 2024 at 11:31am:
No.

The apology has already been made, we should be working away from that towards truth telling and reconciliation.


Yeah… I recall Kevin o seven saying sorry.

PS…. I read first page n half before it turned to squabbles then didn’t read all myriad of postings. Undecided


It's hard to avoid with certain posters around here who are incapable of acting in good faith, sadly.

I don't think it would benefit anyone for Chuck to say Sorry, and being that he isn't just British, but royalty, they won't even admit to making a mistake, let alone apologise for something.


Course you didn't, did-ums - and it was YOU, methra, laughing boy, and Smith who turned it to squabbles - you and your fellow socks all speaking with forked tongue in tongue-synch.  Look at kanga's posts on this page, people - we're being lied to!!  Take a bow.....

You are so right - some of you find it impossible to deal with reality and to refrain from personal rants.

Your page after page of 'engaging respectfully' is noted by all, along with the similarities to certain other users, down to wording.

You lost, sunshine.  And you personally are a lost soul.  Your approach to soft-soaping Abos has lead to the Midnight Express I warned you about - those who are considered anti-social elements are now to be shipped 1500 miles away from home for 're-education' in the Northern Territory.... it has begun!!  Soon the NT might declare Arnhem Land its very own state-designed Homeland (The Park Mk I) and start shipping them all there for 're-education' from the Elders etc - though we all know these wonderfully peaceful small groups of people fight one another and try to kill one another at the drop of a boomerang and the elders might spear 'em or club 'em ... the Wadeye Syndrome - seven groups stuck together - none will pick up and just leave for a better life - they all remain and try to fight it out for supremacy over 'their land' .... that's Australia at this time in a nutshell... (scrotum) ...

No mistakes were made by the Bri'ish (of which I am not one by DNA) - they brought civilisation to a dark continent occupied by a few wandering cave people struggling to survive - now there are tall buildings, highways, rail, air flights, free healthcare and then some for Abos (you don't like that shortened word - eat my shorts - I'm not going to type 'Aborigines' every time just to suit you and allow you to maintain your snowflake safe space without being 'sensitive' over it all in your advocacy of victimhood), housing with roofs!!, clean water (well - sort of in the cities), running toilets and sewerage plants for health reasons, readily available food, plenty of space for everyone to enjoy until the True Victims come along and push the line that the Poor Abos once 'owned ' it all and now want to own it all again, except that unlike everyone else, they not only don't want to pay for a patch but they want everyone else to pay for it and then pay them rent or something ridiculous, and all this while being an absolute minority.

Don't you think it's time they launched their own lifeboat and actually started paddling instead of expecting to be hand-loaded into the lifeboats and then rowed around by White Slaves?

Jeez - look at the way I've 'engaged respectfully' by your standards there... hardly at all... it's all about issues....

Cop this respectful engagement - GROW UP!   Cool


P.S.  When are you signing your property over to the Abos up there under the ALA?  Home and land where your mouth is?  Or do those acquisitions only apply to the 'lesser' folk out there - the Queensland hillbillies outside the intellectual and moral wasteland of the future Rumphole State - currently South East Queensland?



I'll have to requote because you've edited your post since I replied.

This edit exemplifies precisely what I highlighted: filled with personal insults, blatant lies, misinformation, and even racial slurs thrown in for good measure.

Your fixation on "winning" - even if it means lying to yourself to maintain that illusion, is exactly why genuine discussion or even the faintest semblance of respectful exchange is impossible with you.

You aren’t here to engage in dialogue or explore ideas. Your only aim is to dismiss anything that challenges your beliefs. When you lack evidence, you pivot to attack mode, directing your venom at the person or fabricating whatever suits your narrative.

Edit: and of course playing the victim, can't forget that.

You have no interest in having your views challenged or scrutinised.

Which is why I suggested you start a blog. That way, you can exert full control, avoid the inconvenience of opposing viewpoints, and won’t have to endure the "abuse" of others simply disagreeing with you.
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Reply #88 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:46pm
 
Grappler Truth Teller Feller wrote on Oct 30th, 2024 at 12:35pm:
Can't address the issues?   Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin


You lost the right to pretend to care about the issues, champ.

If you can prove you're capable of a genuine discussion we may try again, but you're not even making an effort.

I have too much self respect to fall for your bullshit again.
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Reply #89 - Oct 30th, 2024 at 1:00pm
 
You simply don't have any idea how to 'engage respectfully', do you?  You imagine that bluster and supercilious commentary is 'engaging respectfully', chimp.

No wonder they're always fighting you down at the pub, slick.

You can't effectively respond to the issues other than with bluster, so you run away.  White flag accepted.

Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin

Looks like I lied about the benefits of modern civilisation - which, let me remind you, speed, you haven't 'refuted' but merely said NO to - are you Doctor No?

So easy ....    Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin  Grin
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