Convo with a Coach - Nathan Buckley

[@michaelwebb5678]

I will be wearing my #Briggs4PM shirt when I vote on Saturday. I will be voting YES as an expression of respect and gratitude to every Aboriginal Australian who has shared their knowledge of Country that I am fortunate to call home. ❤💛🖤💪

[@videohistorysnippets8963]

YES! Come on Australia, we crow about how everyone gets a 'fair go' in this country, well everyone doesn't get a fair go with a NO, it's negative, a backward step, its based on the politics of fear don't be mean spirited this weekend, its time to embrace everyone, all our brothers and sisters as One Nation.

[@TheLeadHook]

lol

[@wandayonder9772]

I don't identify with Buckley, but at least he's backing the right team with the referendum.

[@Dorvolod]

🖤❤💛 Agree with everything said. Keep up the fan-f@#$%ing-tastic work, Briggs.

[@SaberToothBicycle]

Every mission can be doomed to failure, with any sentence that begins with the two words: 'No, because.' Every mission can be accomplished, with any sentence that begins with the three words: 'How can we?' Voting 'Yes' is the only path towards the 'How can we?'

[@MatterInMyMind]

🖤❤️💛

[@Michelle-v5]

ALL SWEET CUZ 🙊✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣

[@XaeroDegreaz]

I'm no Aussie, so forgive my ignorance: 1. What is "The Referendum"? 2. Is he saying "Black Fellows"? 3. Is it similar in Australia to say you are "Indigenous", even when you are obviously of mixed-race, as it is in America where we call ourselves "Black" even though we are of mixed race? 4. What is "three-quarter time"? Is it perhaps referencing Rugby time periods? I found it very interesting checking him out ever since I hear his "Bad Apples" song. Dope MC. Don't understand the context of everything, but I'm feeling his work.

[@echelon2k8]

1. The Referendum was a Yes or No vote for changing Australia's constitution to insert a voice to parliament for Aboriginal people only - at the request of Aboriginal people. Ostensibly only for making suggestions to government for their own communities, yet requiring it to be written into the constitution of all Australians who can already make representations to government the same as everyone else. It was also to be used simultaneously to give them exclusive recognition in the nation's constitution in this manner for their long presence on the continent before the first Europeans arrived. 2. He's saying "black fellas", an informal term for Aboriginal people. 'White fellas' is also used. It's a carryover from old colonial Australia days before the founding of modern Australia. Today, the terms are almost exclusively used by Aboriginal people to refer to both themselves and Australians of European ancestry. Haven't heard if they have any racial terms for other 'fellas' in this way. 3. Yes. Many people with obvious mixed European/Aboriginal heritage choose only to self-identify with one group over the other and focus on representing themselves in public in that way. Many find it offensive if asked how Aboriginal/European they are as they consider this to be a taboo subject. 4. Yes, three-quarter time here is an Australian rules football (Aussie rules) reference. Nathan Buckley is a former professional Australian rules football coach, player and commentator.

[@becksea]

Yes ♥️💛🖤

[@therealbanksea]

Vote no you coconuts

[@Ishidanfarded2370]

The more you KNOW the more you NO

[@Starstudios929]

the only old white dude in the comment section

[@andywatt2376]

You obviously don't know enough about it or don't care

[@Ishidanfarded2370]

Buckley is a gronk and a narcacisst...Oh wait so is Adam..A good pair

[@therealbanksea]

An Briggs is a coconut