Senator Price wise email warning &quot;The freedom we enjoy is not an accident&quot;

Originally posted by Welkin31 ↑

It’s been a difficult few days for our country.
The tragic attack in Bondi and the shocking terrorist stabbing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel have deeply affected many of us.
My prayers and sympathies are especially with those who lost loved ones and I hope that the inevitable investigations and inquiries will help us understand what happened as best we can.
What these incidents have already shown, though, is how fragile our peace and prosperity is.It shows that keeping our community safe and stable so we can go about our lives is something we cannot take for granted.
Whether it’s addressing serious complex mental health issues or dealing with extremist ideology – we have to be vigilant and deliberate in maintaining our social cohesion.
The freedom we enjoy is not an accident. -- w31 bold
And if we treat it as a given, it can be snatched away in an instant.
Defending our freedom means we have to look each of these incidents and their causes squarely in the eye and only pursue REAL solutions to the problems we uncover.
But the elites just want to keep on pushing their pet political projects.
This is, of course, what I encounter again and again in Indigenous policy.
The political landscape is filled with ideologues who would leave Aboriginal children in utter dysfunction, exposed to violence and sexual abuse, all for the sake of maintaining a romantic notion of culture.
And we have a Prime Minister whowould rather wave a magic wand that says “Voice to Parliament” thanget serious about the deep seated cultural issues that have led toviolence against women, substance abuse, and incarceration.
I hope that we don’t see that pattern repeated afterthis weekend.
Complex problems cannot be solvedwith referendums.
They need honest, hard analysis andreal solutions.
Because without a willingness to dothe hard work to preserve our freedoms, they will not last.
Yours for REALsolutions,

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bit late girl

the gates were closed decades ago - the 'freedom' she speaks of was never for some and what there was has been badly eroded over decades

if she wants to get the filly back in the yard now --------- the horse is many suburbs away over 3 highways and might have been even sighted in the next town

''Defending our freedom means we have to look each of these incidents and their causes squarely in the eye and only pursue REAL solutions to the problems we uncover.''

what she and any politician who says that means is ---------- let's only look at the causes to a point

we don't really want to distil down to the base problems ------------- it's far too ugly and we've no idea where to begin

so - would she like to start from the top and work backwards? -- murder, mental health and abuse - are merely the tips of the branches

and it's a long long way back to the base of the tree and down into the roots

where no politicians have the guts to go