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<blockquote data-quote="Maccaweeny" data-source="post: 176660"><p>BLR, I don't agree with your opinion that the majority of Australians are prejudiced against Aboriginals. I understand that surveys and polls are hit-and-miss at best, and that personal opinions are subject to the context in which they are illicited. Yet I feel there is at least more viable evidence establishing that the majority of Australians advocate reconciliation and equal-citizenship than vice-versa. Nonetheless, it's a pretty subjective topic, and you wouldn't hold to your opinion unless you had good reasons for doing so; no point in debating it. </p><p></p><p>Otherwise, I definitely agree that Aboriginal heritage is a massive handicap as far as employment is concerned, definitely a valid point. It would be good if the Federal Government could begin to facilitate avenues for establishing sustainable employment (rather than **** paid, part time programs that are organised through welfare schemes) for Aboriginal communities in urban areas.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maccaweeny, post: 176660"] BLR, I don't agree with your opinion that the majority of Australians are prejudiced against Aboriginals. I understand that surveys and polls are hit-and-miss at best, and that personal opinions are subject to the context in which they are illicited. Yet I feel there is at least more viable evidence establishing that the majority of Australians advocate reconciliation and equal-citizenship than vice-versa. Nonetheless, it's a pretty subjective topic, and you wouldn't hold to your opinion unless you had good reasons for doing so; no point in debating it. Otherwise, I definitely agree that Aboriginal heritage is a massive handicap as far as employment is concerned, definitely a valid point. It would be good if the Federal Government could begin to facilitate avenues for establishing sustainable employment (rather than **** paid, part time programs that are organised through welfare schemes) for Aboriginal communities in urban areas. [/QUOTE]
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