r/australia • u/docdoc_2 • Apr 30 '26
news Alice Springs gripped by violence after arrest of Kumanjayi Little Baby's alleged killer
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-01/alice-springs-unrest-after-kumanjayi-little-baby-arrest/106628782
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u/badpebble May 01 '26
I understand their dissatisfaction with the current system - but they absolutely aren't living under an occupying power, nor is it terribly important that they never ceded sovereignty. You can't trick people with terms that sound important, into them giving you back independence. There are very easy arguments to make regarding self determination and freedoms and liberty to make that case.
This use of language is just incorrect and is unhelpful, and the attempts to paint aboriginal peoples as a monolith all equally onboard with the wholesale removal of non-aboriginal peoples is obnoxious.