September 18, 2023
Some Of The Loudest Advocated Of 'The Voice' Have Tenuous Claims Of Indigeniety
James Doogue
Thomas Mayo is just another example. Thomas Mayo, is a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, author of the Voice to Parliament Handbook and member of the government’s Referendum Working Group. Yet his mother comes from European stock and his father's great grandfather was a Philippine/Malay who 'colonised' the Toress Strait Islands in the 1800's.
But should any Australian have rights and privileges above other Australians based on hereditary status? Aren't modern democracies all around the world moving away from hereditary rights? Yet The Voice will install rights and privileges to Australians who claim to have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestry in perpetuity.
In Thomas Mayo's own words, the Voice is the first step in introducing treaties including reparations and special rights in perpetuity.
Roger Large explains to Thomas Mayo why he went from a soft YES to firm NO voter in the upcoming ferendumk.
Thomas and me — Dark Emu Exposed - And the Assault on Australian History
dark-emu-exposed.org
Tim adds:
He needs to hook up with Elizabeth Warren; they could play at being minorities together.
The reality is neither native Americans nor Australian Aborigines or Torres Islanders did anything with the land and, as in the Little Red Hen, now want to eat the goodies made by someone else, and are trying to take it through identity politics.
I agree James; this is a return to the old idea of a two-class system, only they flipped the classes, placing minorities at the top of the pyramid.
You cannot possibly justify giving such special privileges to a minority group and still maintain equality under the law. The Law is supposed to treat everyone equally and allow them to find their own level. This seeks to artificially buttress the minorities in favor of the white people - a gross civil rights violation.
If someone claims to want a fair deal in life they cannot expect to get it by cheating someone else out of a fair shake. That is what the Voice will do.
Thomas Mayo is just another example. Thomas Mayo, is a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, author of the Voice to Parliament Handbook and member of the government’s Referendum Working Group. Yet his mother comes from European stock and his father's great grandfather was a Philippine/Malay who 'colonised' the Toress Strait Islands in the 1800's.
But should any Australian have rights and privileges above other Australians based on hereditary status? Aren't modern democracies all around the world moving away from hereditary rights? Yet The Voice will install rights and privileges to Australians who claim to have Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ancestry in perpetuity.
In Thomas Mayo's own words, the Voice is the first step in introducing treaties including reparations and special rights in perpetuity.
Roger Large explains to Thomas Mayo why he went from a soft YES to firm NO voter in the upcoming ferendumk.
Thomas and me — Dark Emu Exposed - And the Assault on Australian History
dark-emu-exposed.org
Tim adds:
He needs to hook up with Elizabeth Warren; they could play at being minorities together.
The reality is neither native Americans nor Australian Aborigines or Torres Islanders did anything with the land and, as in the Little Red Hen, now want to eat the goodies made by someone else, and are trying to take it through identity politics.
I agree James; this is a return to the old idea of a two-class system, only they flipped the classes, placing minorities at the top of the pyramid.
You cannot possibly justify giving such special privileges to a minority group and still maintain equality under the law. The Law is supposed to treat everyone equally and allow them to find their own level. This seeks to artificially buttress the minorities in favor of the white people - a gross civil rights violation.
If someone claims to want a fair deal in life they cannot expect to get it by cheating someone else out of a fair shake. That is what the Voice will do.
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Thank you for sparking an important conversation about hereditary rights and privileges in relation to "The Voice." It's essential to engage in respectful dialogue on this matter, as differing opinions help us consider various perspectives and work toward equitable solutions for all Australians. | Please[\url] visit[\url] our[\url] website[\url] to[\url] learn[\url] more[\url] about[\url] our[\url] bulk[\url] trash[\url] pickup[\url] services[\url] near[\url] you[\url] in[\url] Florida.
Posted by: Becky at September 19, 2023 03:46 AM (P9OTT)
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Thanks Becky
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at September 19, 2023 07:59 AM (pDD40)
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