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Sir Eoin O Fada Gold Member Offline Australian Politics Posts: 2279 New England, NSW Gender:	Re: Hear me out: Australia Day Reply #15 - Jan 29^th, 2025 at 3:19pm I’ll bet some of them have foreskins.
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Reply #16 - Jan 29^th, 2025 at 3:41pm

We heard you out - now let's move on with respect for the culture of the majority.

It's 2025 - not 1787 ... and none of you fat cats on that panel enjoying the best the White Man can offer has much right, if any, to speak. If you want to help your still benighted brothers and sisters - go out there and explain to them how YOU became prosperous under the White Man's 'Oppression' and how they can help themselves by not committing crimes and killing one another and such ... otherwise stop whinging about nothing.

That panel ARE the racists ..... didn't that comedian bloke come from up near here and make a motza on 'The Block' or something? WTF is he whinging about? And that 'influencer' sheila with the crafted hairdo and the designer clothes... who stole her rice bowl?

come on, people - who exactly is 'suffering out there' and if so WHY?? Not because anyone is going around stealing Abo's cars and robbing their bottle shops and breaking into their homes while they sleep or killing their women at a rate massively higher than anyone else in Australia... nobody else is abusing and neglecting their kids .... nobody is assaulting them in the streets...

Get your minds right... if you REALLY want to help the 'suffering Abos' - get out and actually DO something other than your whinge cringe.

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Reply #17 - Yesterday at 8:05am

Grappler Deep State Feller wrote on Jan 29^th, 2025 at 3:41pm:

We heard you out - now let's move on with respect for the culture of the majority.

It's 2025 - not 1787 ... and none of you fat cats on that panel enjoying the best the White Man can offer has much right, if any, to speak. If you want to help your still benighted brothers and sisters - go out there and explain to them how YOU became prosperous under the White Man's 'Oppression' and how they can help themselves by not committing crimes and killing one another and such ... otherwise stop whinging about nothing.

That panel ARE the racists ..... didn't that comedian bloke come from up near here and make a motza on 'The Block' or something? WTF is he whinging about? And that 'influencer' sheila with the crafted hairdo and the designer clothes... who stole her rice bowl?

come on, people - who exactly is 'suffering out there' and if so WHY?? Not because anyone is going around stealing Abo's cars and robbing their bottle shops and breaking into their homes while they sleep or killing their women at a rate massively higher than anyone else in Australia... nobody else is abusing and neglecting their kids .... nobody is assaulting them in the streets...

Get your minds right... if you REALLY want to help the 'suffering Abos' - get out and actually DO something other than your whinge cringe.

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Reply #18 - Yesterday at 1:03pm

Last week’s Resolve Strategic poll show

61% support for keeping January 26 as the date for Australia Day

, substantially up from 47% when the same question was asked two years ago, with opposition down from 39% to
24%
.

There remains a marked generational effect, with respective numbers of

35%

and

42%

for those 18-to-34 and

79%

and

12%

for 55-plus.

52%

expressed support for Peter Dutton’s proposal to enshrine the date in law, with

24%

opposed.