Should tourists climb Uluru?

**ramblingboy42** · 4th October 2016, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by tact

Thanks for that, Blknight.aus. I spent half an hour googling a wide variety of search terms looking for answers and came away none the wiser.

bob10: I'll be completely and utterly..... unperturbed.... should you call into question the veracity of my statement above, or the seriousness or sincerity of a mere 30 minute google effort, or my skills with search engines.

oh give it away Neil , Bob left the thread already and you continue trying to take him down.

**bob10** · 4th October 2016, 06:35 PM

Originally Posted by ramblingboy42

oh give it away Neil , Bob left the thread already and you continue trying to take him down.

To quote my late Father, He's never sucked the milk.

DiscoMick · 4th October 2016, 06:48 PM

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-1...harges/7902410

Here's another example of Aussie boofheads displaying nil sensitivity to the feelings of people from other cultures. Didn't it occur to any of these geniuses that Malaysians might be offended by having their national flag, a symbol of freedom from colonial subjection, turned into skimpy swimwear for display on worldwide TV?
While we might just laugh at their stupidity, governments of other countries are not so forgiving.
Same goes for climbing Uluru. Just boofhead behaviour, I think.

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**biggin** · 4th October 2016, 09:15 PM

It must make some of you feel quite superior. Always thinking of others' feelings.
Provided they think as you do, of course.

**incisor** · 4th October 2016, 09:39 PM

back to playing the man it seems.

you do realise you have already lost the discussion the moment you do?

obviously not

**biggin** · 5th October 2016, 08:57 PM

Another pearl of wisdom.

**bob10** · 5th October 2016, 09:34 PM

Originally Posted by incisor

back to playing the man it seems.

you do realise you have already lost the discussion the moment you do?

obviously not

It was not a contest to be lost. A conversation never is. Until it was turned that way. Still, it was interesting, most people put their views forward, open and honest, and every one deserved to be heard. In that regard, and the fact that the thread lasted as long as it did, gives me confidence at least here we can have these conversations without malice. If I have upset any one with my forthrightness, I apologise. It was not my intention, some times the best of intentions go astray. To my regret, I feel this conversation will still be a hot topic in 100 years time. And that is a pity.

**rangieman** · 6th October 2016, 05:48 AM

Originally Posted by bob10

It was not a contest to be lost. A conversation never is. Until it was turned that way. Still, it was interesting, most people put their views forward, open and honest, and every one deserved to be heard. In that regard, and the fact that the thread lasted as long as it did, gives me confidence at least here we can have these conversations without malice. If I have upset any one with my forthrightness, I apologise. It was not my intention, some times the best of intentions go astray. To my regret, I feel this conversation will still be a hot topic in 100 years time. And that is a pity.

Well put

DiscoMick · 6th October 2016, 12:19 PM

Originally Posted by bob10

It was not a contest to be lost. A conversation never is. Until it was turned that way. Still, it was interesting, most people put their views forward, open and honest, and every one deserved to be heard. In that regard, and the fact that the thread lasted as long as it did, gives me confidence at least here we can have these conversations without malice. If I have upset any one with my forthrightness, I apologise. It was not my intention, some times the best of intentions go astray. To my regret, I feel this conversation will still be a hot topic in 100 years time. And that is a pity.

Yes, well said. I hope my stating my opinions hasn't upset anyone, even if we disagree. Not meant to be personal, just adult discussion.

**Pickles2** · 6th October 2016, 12:36 PM

This is an emotional subject, many opinions, so obviously, we're not all going to agree with each other, and, surprise surprise,......We didn't, which is all good, and to be expected, unless....ya "play the man".
No excuse for that at all, after all it's only a difference of opinion, & I certainly don't expect everyone to agree with me, in ANY discussion.
Nevertheless, I enjoyed the thread, and will continue to so so, should it continue, and whilst I still have the same opinion, I have some more understanding of the views of others.
Pickles.

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