My heart cries I cannot describe the emotions I feel. To all my Aboriginal brothers and sisters one love we stand in solidarity no matter the distance. We still rise!!

Heart breaking. Injustice, mass murder, slave labour. A brilliant documentary. These are our children!! This is happening NOW in Australia and I am deeply ashamed.

@smurfylee

2 жыл бұрын

The world is in a mess right now.

Heartbreaking and enraging. 💔 Will be watching this.

Is it possible to get a copy of this video or obtain a dvd and what would it cost . This video is educational to those who do not believe what is happening to the native people of this land.

@Sutto10

2 жыл бұрын

It's free on SBS on demand

✊✊ keep pushing those lines my brother Keenan...

Very sad.....😢

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Absolutely harrowing and essential viewing

READ "The Fatal Shore - the epic of Australia's founding", by Robert Hughes, 1986. Should be mandatory reading in schools around the world.

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heart breaking ..... this need to CHANGE, we newcomers need to take responsibility for what happened and is still happe ing in this magnificently beautiful country. For the traumas to heal we ALL need to heal.

Hi, I'm looking for footage of Deebing Creek & Ipswich city council from last month. Would you be able to point me in the right direction? Thank you.

How many of those deaths were not a result of harm from others

Where are you all lately, you've been silent ?? !!!

The time is now!!!

@smurfylee

2 жыл бұрын

For what?

@NickoOutBush

2 жыл бұрын

@@smurfylee for change and love ❤️ easy

@smurfylee

2 жыл бұрын

@@NickoOutBush How?

@NickoOutBush

2 жыл бұрын

@@smurfylee that’s easy too. Believe in others It doesn’t matter- what your colour As long as you- true fella. 🖤💛♥️

@natania5301

2 жыл бұрын

@Smurfy Lee please watch this documentary to start your journey of cultural awareness and the true violence and dispossession of indigenous people on their own country for over 230 years that continues to this day!

Watched the full feature, Always knew this was happening. Shame job to those who support hate crime. Shame job....

I just watched this. Made me angry.

This is such a racist hateful documentary.

If people don't do the crime they won't do the time, all blame blame blame, I'm white and I've been stopped by the cops to, big deal stop whining..

@bpw8139

2 жыл бұрын

Aborigines are actually under-represented in jails. If you look at the crime rate, then all other things being equal, you would expect more Aboriginals in jail. Unfortunately there is a lot of racism which means that Aboriginals get better treatment are are more likely to get off than a non-indigenous person. Let me give an example. I was working in a hospital when some wallets and purses went missing from the staff room. It was found that some of the Aboriginal children had been in the staff room and taken them. Instead of calling the police, the hospital called the Aboriginal liason officer. No action was taken against those responsible and nothing was ever reported to police. Also, the childrens ward at the hospital was used as a dumping ground by aboriginal mothers who wanted a break from looking after their children. The mothers would just come into the ward, open the door, put their children inside and close the door. The children were not sick at all. The mothers would then have a holiday from their children. They would come back and get them in 2 days or 2 weeks. The hospital would feed them in the mean time. Nothing was ever reported to police. Imagine if a white person just dumped their children at the hospital for a few weeks.

@Downsyde

2 жыл бұрын

@@bpw8139 I hope your not still working in a hospital, your spouting racist stereotypical bullsh*t that is typical of this country. Nearly all children in NT juvenile prison are First Nations and across all age groups make up a disproportionate amount across the country, get your facts right before writing such ignorant crap on a one of the most important documentaries to be made. I bet you haven't even seen it too!