Anthony Dillon
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This meme has always been well received so I am posting it again.
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Here’s a quick question for those who follow Aboriginal affairs: What has received more attention in the past month—the story of the 5 year old Aboriginal boy raped in North Queensland, or changing the name of Coon Cheese because it is supposedly racist?
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Perhaps the most popular meme I have ever posted.
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It's been hilarious watching the snowflakes on social media talk about being heart broken because of the referendum loss. If it's heartbreak they want, then visit a remote community and see the real suffering.
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"Forget 'Invasion Day' – my neighbours are more worried about home invasions." (Jacinta Price)
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Look at this photo and squint your eyes. What happens?
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Telling Aboriginal people that they can't move forward until white Australia acknowledge the past is a sure way to hold them back.
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I just watched the Q&A segment with Neralda Jacobs again. She states: “The reason why it’s still happening is that the colonial patriarchy want to keep us oppressed so that they can maintain the power.” Here is my response.
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The fantastic Aussie cartoonist, Paul Zanetti, did this cartoon a few years ago and it is so relevant for today.
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I'm currently in a room listening to Senator Jacinta Price speak. She sometimes refers to her Aboriginal culture and when she does, it is so genuine. No bullshit possum skin, the real deal.
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Possibly the only thing sadder than the shockingly high rates of violence in Aboriginal communities is those milking a living from it.
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6 years ago today, this cartoon by Bill Leak was published in The Australian. The woke were more 'outraged' by the cartoon, than by the shockingly high rate of child neglect in Aboriginal communities.
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I am pretty sure the protesting against Australia, colonisation, etc., won't continue tomorrow. I'm pretty sure also that the neglect of children and violence in places like Alice Springs won't end tomorrow.
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I find it amusing that among those Indigenous Australians who speak ill of the 'colony' and colonialism, they have practically no real experience of a pre-colonial existence. The 'colony' is all they have known yet they claim to be deprived of a pre-colonial life.
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"Between 2000 and 2022, 2Aboriginal men shot by police, ... followed by massive press coverage ... In that same period, 65 Aboriginal women were killed by their partners and in each case you would have been flat out seeing a small report on page 5 or 7"
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I never have a problem with those people with different beliefs to me. The problem is those people who won't allow their beliefs to be challenged.
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For over a decade I have been stating that on 26 January nobody is celebrating murder or genocide. I've yet to be challenged on this.
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"Unfortunately, much of what passes for Aboriginal ‘culture’ today is an invention of the last 50 years."
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I'm sitting in the Qantas lounge and I see on the departure board "Ayres Rock (Uluru)" and I was deeply unoffended. I wonder how long before the blactivists insist on banning the name 'Ayers Rock'?
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This is a preview of that Dark Emu guy's next book
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If the blactivists addressed Aboriginal deaths in Aboriginal communities with the same single-minded passion they have for Aboriginal deaths in custody, we would see a quantum leap in life expectancy.
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I read the Twitter profile of keyboard warrior tonight that said "living on stolen land". I thought "Mmm how does that help Aboriginal people" and realised it doesn't. It only helps her in her ambition to be a virtue signaller.
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Noel Pearson suggested Jacinta Price was being manipulated by conservative think tanks. Jacinta formed her views long before she had ever heard of a think tank. Poor form Noel.
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2 groups of Aboriginal Australians: the well offs and not so well offs. The well offs don't need a voice to parliament but wish to be the voice for the not so well offs.
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"Police have fatally shot two Aboriginal men in the NT since 2000: ... In that same period, 52 Aboriginal women have been the victims of homicide, mostly by their partners,” (Judge Judith Kelly)
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To answer the question "Do Aboriginal people need the proposed parliamentary Voice?" you need to first ask "Are Aboriginal people without a voice?" I would think the answer is no.
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"You can drape the nation in red, black and yellow flags, and open every meeting with a Welcome to Country, but until you stop vulnerable children from being abused, all that amounts to is tokenism" (Vikki Campion).
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“My hope is that, after October 14, we can bring accountability to existing structures, and we can get away from assuming inner-city activists speak for all Aboriginals, and back to focusing on the real issues: education, employment, economic participation ...” (Jacinta Price)
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The expression "Always was, always will be" always was and always will be meaningless.
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Please note, the national anthem is not divisive - people are.
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Fun fact, nothing in the English language starts with an 'N' and ends with a 'G'
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I am Anthony. That’s who I am. I am not “Anthony, a proud Kombumerri man ...” My mother’s ancestral heritage is just as important as my father’s. My ancestry has as much significance as my postcode, sexuality, etc. All these make up who I am. I don't obsess about any of them.
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A good mate told his Aboriginal children this: “The Inquiry gave 339 recommendations. I’ll give you 2: Keep away from grog, & keep your hands off other people’s gear. That way, I doubt if you’ll become a death in custody.”
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"I am yet to hear anyone describe a single effective, or even potentially effective, measure that cannot be implemented now by government without the voice, or one that will be helped in any form with the voice." (Ramesh Thakur)
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I am a Queenslander, male, heterosexual, with Aboriginal and English ancestry. But I do not build my identity or sense of self-worth on any of these attributes. They are parts of who I am, but none of them alone define who I am. If I were to do that, then I'd be separate to you.
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A few weeks ago an Indigenous teenager threatens a copper and gets thrown to the ground and the blackitivists go nuts, yet there has been no outrage about this black five year old. Why not?
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I couldn't resist getting this letter published in The Australian today.
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To the offendarati claiming that Aboriginal people in 2021 are suffering from colonisation, transgenerational trauma, racism, and Coon cheese, you are a huge insult to the many happy Aboriginal Australians who get on with life. Go sulk elsewhere.
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We are told that celebrating Australia Day on 26 January is not inclusive. Well actually, dates neither include nor exclude people. Individuals do that themselves. If you want to exclude yourself from celebrating Australia Day, go for it.
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If your great great grandfather hurt or even killed my great great grandfather, I don’t need you to acknowledge it in order for us to be friends. The only reason I would need you to acknowledge it would be if I wanted to feel superior by trying to make you feel guilty.
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When can we expect blactivists to examine Aboriginal deaths in communities as closely as they do Aboriginal deaths in custody?
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Blactivists thought Rudd's apology would make a difference; it didn't. They thought an Indigenous person as Minister for Indigenous affairs would make a difference; it didn't. Now they believe the Uluru statement will make a difference. I personally don't believe it will.
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“they are stealing our babies” (Lidia). Really Lidia? Can you name any of them?
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How will the Indigenous Voice to parliament be different to the role of the Minister for Indigenous affairs?
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I was born in a ‘colonised’ hospital, taken home in a ‘colonised’ car, went to ‘colonised’ schools, and fed food from ‘colonised’ shops. How am I supposed to decolonise?
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I do honestly believe the Yes camp are handling the referendum loss far worse then if the No camp lost.
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A picture paints a thousand words. Well done Johannes.
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Still in my opinion one of the very best quotes from Sowell.
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Last week on 26 January there were protesters protesting about what they believe are injustices suffered by Aboriginal Australians today. From 27 January onwards, I have not heard from the protesters. What happened? Have the injustices disappeared?
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I don't say “I’m a proud ... man” like my Indigenous peers do. Not because I'm ashamed, but because I recognise my Aboriginal ancestry the same way I recognise me English ancestry, gender/sex, Queenslander status, heterosexuality, and all the other parts/influences I never chose.
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I think the first major corporation that can publicly state "We Vote No" will beat their competitors for sales.
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Lidia, now is the time to reinvent yourself. Focus on addressing Aboriginal suffering, NOT Aboriginal sovereignty.
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If I follow Lidia Thorpe’s logic, an inanimate object like the flag has more power over Aboriginal people’s feelings, than they have over them themselves. Am I to believe that Aboriginal people are that fragile?
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Tonight I was the target of lateral violence by some Indigenous 'brothers and sisters' online. It hurt, it really hurt. I haven't laughed so loud in over a decade, my guts are aching.
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"The idea that no Aboriginal has a voice to parliament today is just crap" (Warren Mundine)
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"They don't judge you by the colour of your skin but by your merits and your work ethic, so you pretty much truly are equal."
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I checked the SBS FB page about Lidia Thorpe. Predictably, they closed off comments. Had this have been a story about a white politician working in Aboriginal affairs who made a mistake, I think comments would be a allowed. Promotion of some voices, and suppression of others.
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My message to Aboriginal elders: There are many youth in Aboriginal communities who require your attention right now. Please do not wait until they die in custody before you suddenly show an interest. Act now. Be a good role model. Do you have the integrity to do that now?
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