How Elites Prefer to Virtue Signal Rather than Help | Jacinta Nampijinpa Price

John and Jacinta highlight the issue that people in the upper echelons give virtue signalling symbolism rather than actionable advice and practical help.
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is the Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians since 2023 and has been a senator for the Northern Territory since 2022. She works in the NT to bridge the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, to improve the lives of Indigenous kids and to tackle the tough issues that face her community, like domestic violence. She pushes against political correctness and stands up for free speech. Jacinta also works as the Indigenous program director at the Centre for Independent Studies, and is a regular on Sky News.
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[@jenlouSG1]

Jacinta is so refreshingly articulate and patient politician. Such a great representation of an Australian.

[@georgehoyn916]

she's honest

[@mritsme9901]

Agree re Jacinta. Not Johns finest question on this one. She was class as always.

[@aawe1]

Jacinta for *PM* !

[@dayamitrasaraswati6276]

Love Jacinta!

[@WarrickBurt]

Amen Jacinta for pm get rid of the Strathpine kid

[@sabejreid2072]

Jacinta Price stood for ALL Australians during Vote No campaign 🇦🇺

[@tlb2970]

Ditto

[@YANNISAMOS]

Me too

[@wakinglife7065]

All Australians must vote for her for Australian of the Year. She literally put her life of on the line for us. She must know that we stand behind her

[@aawe1]

Jacinta for *PM* !

[@aawe1]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686 I don't see why not, care to explain yourself "Thomas" 😆

[@andersonomo597]

From a slightly different angle......my parents had to flee Slovenia in '48. Arrived here with literally no more than the clothes they had on. They worked bloody hard, learned English and have made a great success of their lives. My Mother's neighbor of 50 years still speaks old Italian dialect, speaks next to no English and is quite isolated in the larger community. My Chinese neighbor's 24 year old niece has been here for 5 years, still speaks VERY little English because she prefers to hang out with all her Chinese friends and doesn't like having to learn English. Having opportunities is one thing, making the most of those opportunities is another.

[@aaronnunn5240]

Here, here.

[@1956soulmate]

@andersonomo597 I completely agree with you my friend. My father escaped from Slovenia to Italy in 1947. Then migrated to Australia with my mum and me in 1961 from Trieste. They both learned English, embraced the culture and at nearing 90 have done very well. We know many Italians and Greeks who have resisted learning English. I know exactly where you are coming from.

[@anordenaryman.7057]

Very correct indeed. Opportunity is something that walks down a street minding its own business. You have to open your door, call out to it, and invite it inside for a cup of tea and a chat. Then you will have opportunity. If you do not do this, opportunity will pass you by. Contrary to popular belief, it will never knock on your door.

[@YANNISAMOS]

Successive Governments have done so much over many decades to improve the lot of Aboriginal people. Billions of dollars have been invested to help them and often, not always, those efforts have been rebuffed or have not been taken up. White Australuans therefore wonder whether anything will actually make Aboriginal people's lives better. Integration to the Australian way of life is probably all that's really needed.

[@kaloarepo288]

Actually learning a foreign language for someone who is not that well educated in their own culture is an extremely difficult thing to do - my parents were in that category and they tried to learn but found it too difficult - some people have the gift and learn languages easily and others just don't have it. English speakers either from Britain, Australia or the US are notoriously bad at learning foreign languages and expect everyone else to learn English - that's why the French were very angry with them as Anglophone tourists always expect the locals to know English not they attempt to speak the local languages. Anglophones are fortunate in that English is now the world language!@@1956soulmate

[@martinrayner6466]

Oooo, some *real truth telling.* More power to both of them.

[@YANNISAMOS]

Jacinta is so very brave to say what she said here. She's quite right. The very great majority of Australians have wanted to help Aboriginal people and we've provided billions and billions of dollars to do so. But, all that help has not translated into better and healthier lives for Aboriginal people. It has happened, as Jacinta said, that Australians are just sick and tired of trying to help and failing in their effirts because it appears to most of us that Aboriginal people and their representatives in Parliament and elsewhere would much rather play the victim card than actually integrate better into mainstream Australian society with all of the obvious benefits that that would offer them. That, and the deliberately non specific nature of what The Voice might actually have been, were the reasons why the referendum failed. It wasn't racism. It wasn't lack of sympathy and understanding for Aboriginal Australians and the problems they've faced. And most Australians are also sick and tired of Welcome to Country and Recognition of tribal lands and smoking ceremonies and all the rest of that stuff.

[@jenazelezny4039]

This is not a question of elites versus no voters. It's a question of the Liberal Coalition sabotaging what they see as a Labor Party initiative. The Voice to Parliament and recognition in the Constitution is not a Labor Party initiative. Jacinta is in the Liberal Party!

[@emanym]

There should also be a way for Aboriginals to live in a culturally distinct way that is also prosperous and healthy.

[@ivanwalker6459]

@@jenazelezny4039 Jacinta is in the common sense party

[@anitacollingwood4224]

Well said. I don’t mind formal Welcome to Country ceremonies for overseas visitors or at special events, but I am definitely sick of Acknowledgements to Country where it’s done by absolutely anyone and the audience is a group of Aussies. Why do we have to be welcomed to our own land? We live here, work here, exist here and for many of us this has been our home our whole lives!

[@louiseg9002]

@@jenazelezny4039 The Liberal Coalition did not sabotage anything. Albanese just did a very poor job of selling the VTP to the Australian people.

[@robsin2810]

PM quality you are, Jacinta.👍🇦🇺🙏

[@S3NTRY]

​@@Thomas_Santa.5686Careful with all that edge

[@S3NTRY]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686 "I called you a bot. Checkmate". What a loser.

[@jarradbaker8200]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686still salty about the loss i see 😂😂😂

[@somemadcaaant]

Correct 👍💪

[@S3NTRY]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686 running around calling everyone a bot. Cool strategy. I'm sure works out well, and you never just come across as total 🤡

[@cscott9361]

Thank you John and thank you Jacinta , for bring truth and common sense back into the conversation , very much appreciated 👍

[@Alex-wd3xq]

it was impossible to go anywhere around Melbourne for weeks without having 'Vote YES' sign shoved in my face, activists were waving YES signs to cars driving by so seeing that initiative go down in flames, country voting NO overwhelmingly sending the wokes in meltdown brings a lot of joy and satisfaction 😂😂

[@Mike-br8zt]

Same in Sydney and Canberra.

[@tlb2970]

Ditto

[@WisdomRose]

@@Mike-br8zt And in Adelaide too.

[@WallsendChook]

You lucky duck, wish I had people like that in Newcastle, I would have gone past them with my wife driving slowly with me holding a sign saying something that I will not post on this discussion.

[@Bob123Max]

Why would waving a sign make you vote in a different way? What were they thinking - did any ever think of explaining how the voice was going to fix all the problems of disadvantage?

[@frankwalker2873]

What part of this truthful, blunt and accurate conversation is it that Australians in the yes camp don't get, Thank you Jacinta and John

[@1969cmp]

...progressives are blinded by ideology

[@jenazelezny4039]

This is not a question of elites versus no voters. It's a question of the Liberal Coalition sabotaging what they see as a Labor Party initiative. The Voice to Parliament and recognition in the Constitution is not a Labor Party initiative.

[@branded9063]

The woke don't really care and the activists hate her because real solutions removes their heads from the taxpayer funded money trough.

[@sirsultan]

@@jenazelezny4039 Amazing how some people continue to blame the coalition instead of looking for the faults in their own proposition and realising that this activism bs does not do any practical good for Aboriginal lives

[@1969cmp]

@@jenazelezny4039 ....and power to a group of activist with heavy Marxist overtones.

[@hardykilimann4406]

Jacinta, you have very wise council and have the support of all common sense Australians. When you are ready, the people of Australia will stand with you.

[@kizpouncey27]

Jacinta is right I’m Already sick of the newspaper saying Australia is rasist because no won

[@user-oh5ub7jv2n]

Jacinta, i love your thinking, lets get passed all BS brought about by activists, and all live together as Aussies, and stand proud.

[@johnmanning1312]

This was a pleasure to listen to, this is real truth telling

[@rogerthat487]

The word elite seems to have been degraded. Rulers would be more appropriate, not just in this context but in global politics. That said, Jacinta is a breath of fresh air, such a change from the ideology driven left/green and hopefully what the Lib/Nats need to mobilise.

[@royboy4571]

FFS. These people are the elites you dufus ?

[@ronica4803]

The Senate was disgusting voting against Senator Price's proposal to the Senate for a Royal Commission into abuse in Aboriginal communities. So much for caring!

[@devarmont87]

Doesn't that just prove - that the Gov didn't really even want the Voice TP to be in place? Think about it, if there was a seat that only spake (yes it's a word 😅) on behalf of a selective race being Indigenous, they would have "advised and manipulated" the outcome of that vote to have the royal commission so they can further use their position to beg for more money, but the senate knew this..and voted no to senator Price proposition anyway...probably because the senate is at large made up by people that dont actually wanna give them more . Whether it's more money, more exposure, more opinion .. I'm not sure what is good or bad anymore. I kinda want the royal commission to happen so we can fix it, but do we as a people actually fix anything? The outcome would have been a few extra billion dollars and that's exactly why we voted no to the referendum, to stop throwing money at the indigenous community shi7 Am I wrong? Is this not a good thing?

[@LordLarion489]

The Senate is Swill abolish it . That would hopefully finish the Greens.

[@misterg2269]

Probably why Paul Keating called them unrepresentative swill.

[@devarmont87]

@@misterg2269 haha. Solid

[@KOHNJOMO]

Most in the Senate are woke virtue signalers. They are all probably jealous of Jacinta because they know she is better than them as a person.

[@ianking-jv4hg]

Maybe the "Failure of the Voice" is a Good Thing as we see Virtue Signalling Aboriginal Elitists shown up for what they are. Thank you Jacinta and Warren for your hard work and truth.

[@tradesman1000]

Jacinta is such a breath of fresh air in political climate of hollow virtues. She has her feet firmly planted in logic and reality. A great leader for the aboriginal people. 👍🏻

[@aawe1]

And for Australia as a whole

[@dayamitrasaraswati6276]

Here Here!

[@robertholland7558]

She is the real voice the aboriginals need!

[@Bernie2222]

What are hollow virtues?

[@robertholland7558]

@@Bernie2222 virtues without substance, or bull 💩 nonsense.

[@christophergame7977]

Jacinta and Warren are the voice.

[@onagoodday5557]

It is incredibly encouraging to hear this finally being said. I had given up, thinking I was the only one to think like this. Well done Jacinta and John

[@scottatkinson4937]

Two very smart people civilly discussing a hard issue... well done.

[@MultiAmbivalent]

They are not "civilly discussing an issue." They are engaging in the favourite pastime of Conservatives everywhere of "talking in furious agreement" ha ha

[@hereandthere6001]

no they're not smart, they are ignorant.

[@scottatkinson4937]

@hereandthere6001 like you I'd wager

[@sirstiffpilchard]

Jacinta Price & John Anderson - two people I trust.👍

[@branded9063]

Love Jacinta, one of very few decent politicians in the country.

[@JohnWilliams-iw6oq]

Two of my favourite people making perfect sense, it's easy to forget we've got talent like this in Australia when all we seem to see are the elites telling us how evil we are.

[@royboy4571]

FFS. These people are the elites you dufus ?

[@philj3955]

High level of respect for these two people, great mentor John Anderson would be for Jacinta.

[@RollingEasy]

I really really like this Lady..... Thank you Jacinta for you absolute basic common sense.

[@francesblabey3055]

Jacinta, you are on the right side of history. Royal commission into how indigenious affairs been handled. ❤

[@Yahweh312]

how can there be yet another rigged controlled time-wasting fraudulent 'royal commission' when the crown has been Unlawfully removed from our Commonwealth of Australia Constitutional LAW... by these satanic globalist Freemason zion communist establishment lawyer activist politico Media judiciary police UN parasites Traitors saboteurs liars nation wreckers terrorists criminals?

[@anthonybrett]

Jacinta is amazing. She reminds me of the great Martin Luther King. "Darkness cannot drive out darkness, only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate, only love can do that."

[@royboy4571]

Except MLK was campaigning for black rights, and JP is campaigning to be the token black women in a sea of conservative politicians, and she's throwing her own people under the bus. She is a sellout.

[@kp980]

Alas but with hate, he met his demise.

[@HoratioFitzbastard]

She's got more integrity than MLK ever had.

[@anthonybrett]

@@kp980 True. But you can never get rid of hate, just as you cant get rid of love. The Daoist's worked that out thousands of years ago.

[@banta-pd8zj]

You're comparing her with MLK? For what? For following her party's policy?

[@f_ck_putinswar1014]

The majority of top 20 ASX listed companies were in favour of the yes campaign and donated to the Yes campaign and yet I don’t see them investing in regional indigenous communities. They wouldn’t know how to find them from their ivory towers.

[@markwaters4582]

Spot on!

[@karlbrettig9748]

Jacinta's comments here really nail a major issue in the conversation that often stands in the way of progress. An intractable ideology about the preeminence of Aboriginal culture in all things is an insidious spanner in the work of getting Aboriginal families the support all vulnerable families need.

[@jeffreystorer4966]

Spot on , people far removed from the problem, with absolutely no idea, given funds to help themselves to,is most of the real issue ,

[@koala2464]

And that’s why the No voters need to help, demand and change what is happening and force the changes needed and provide the support the marginalised require to close the gap and lift our brothers and sisters.

[@phil.s2245]

Jacinta has the intelligence and courage to go to the top. It would be great for australia.

[@DD-bx8rb]

I was a NO volunteer on election day. I had another dad I have known for 20 years tell me"you should be ashamed of yourself mate". For me this says it all in terms of where we are in Australia. Our education systems, public, Catholic, and otherwise, have been indoctrinating our people to hate our country and culture for so long now.

[@branded9063]

That's the way of the left. They would not even watch this. ABC, SBS and the Project are their guide to life. Tunnel vision.

[@JCoates98]

You are reaching to attribute his distaste in your decision to him hating Australia and it's culture.

[@Emmajaymusic]

You backed up your view by volunteering. He just used his view to sneer and mouth off an arrogant comment. Good for you!

[@DD-bx8rb]

@@JCoates98 I was making the point that he over-stepped the line. We should not treat our friends badly because of politics. You however do not think such behaviour is unacceptable. Unfortunately the Left showed themselves to be the worst perpetrators of bad behaviour with their spitting, pushing, egging, paint bombing, verbal abuse, etc. The bad behaviour and the bad referendum proposal come from the same place- a bad ideology-Marxism

[@JohnJ469]

@@JCoates98 You think so? By the No vote winning that makes us a very racist nation in their view. Who wouldn't hate a racist nation?

[@RC-og1dp]

Jacinta you are our national treasure ❤️

[@jasonmann5019]

It is great to see interviews with people discussing the welfare of others. Thank you John and Senator Price. I am hearing about the need for outcomes and ground work. I believe if our governments are strong enough, if they have complete faith in themselves and a desire to improve our society, our way of living and the safe passage of every individual life, then a Royal Commission into how our governments are implemented into our society is essential. I am a man who is a civilian and not drawn into any organisation. I am on a disability diagnosed with Avoidant Personality Disorder. What l see for anybody who is interested is many problems all starting with the fact that people require money to survive, to participate in society or to be heard. What do we want, money controlling every aspect of peoples intelligence, spirit and heart showing the way? I am not expecting everyone to understand this right now but in years to come hopefully my words here will make sense. Best wishes Jason from Melbourne Victoria.

[@raelenewilliams2763]

She's amazing. Go Jacinta

[@yesminors6088]

Jacinta our pm-she is amazing 🧡🌸

[@derekmottley3656]

This has been a combination of P Hanson exposing it, Jacinta like an angel, picked it up & ran with it. Warren Mundine has conducted himself at every inch of this divisive referendum articulately AND with honour. No decent Australian will ever deny that. Thanking the 3 of you for what is probably the biggest VOICE from Australians I have ever seen in my 58 years ! May God bless the 3 of you ❤

[@deogratias273]

Not to forget Senator Kerrynne Liddle's great contribution.

[@gfenwick1]

Mundine was mostly inarticulate - multiple times he changed his position in interviews, His go to response when in an interview he didn't like was to carry on about elites or change the subject. I wouldn't be giving him too much credit. Not one aboriginal electoral area voted no - so the powers of persuasion in his own community don't subscribe to his views.

[@derekmottley3656]

@@gfenwick1 you have to be kidding yourself ??? Stop crying and face the facts. About 40% of aboriginals voted no, but let's remember, they are oppressed, uneducated and lack opportunities.... that's their claim, not mine sunshine ... Do the rest of the math yourself professor.

[@michaelschmidt1101]

Yup, we are all in this together - and that will only become more true as people intermarry and interconnect more and more as time goes on...

[@tlb2970]

What an honourable senator, Jacinta Price ❤

[@tlb2970]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686 and you do?

[@tlb2970]

Labor bot 🤣

[@tlb2970]

@@Thomas_Santa.5686 you’re so clever, NOT

[@glennquagmire-o7w]

@@tlb2970 The only person tom wants to impress is himself, I detect a sad loser and I love watching losers lose

[@tlb2970]

@@glennquagmire-o7w exactly

[@tonybennett638]

The girl 👍

[@buncha5651]

Jacinta is a great example of how common sense and lived experience is better than any degree you have.

[@onceamusician5408]

the thing about virtue signaling is that to us who see through it , it reveals THE CONTRARY to virtue. do they want to continue it, then??

[@mikehansell4225]

Get it done Jacinta! 🙏🏻

[@peterkilby1497]

Very insightful great person just wants to get things done

[@garryrichardson4572]

Jacinta for PM

[@tonynudl3105]

What a breath of fresh air she is as a politician a straight talker. This country needs more people in Canberra like her

[@leojansen2773]

I yust love this woman.

[@dad2533]

Your a future prime minister Jacinta all the best

[@chuckmaddison2924]

Great interview, love Jacinta. We heard about the Aboriginal issues when we came in 1970. What i find is with all these people " helping " here and in Africa over the years nothing has changed. I came to the conclusion they don't really want to help. It's big business and maybe thats the reason for the inner city yes result.

[@JCoates98]

*Inner city AND highly educated AND remote indigenous yes result.

[@Emmajaymusic]

Many highly educated people voted no. To suggest otherwise is insulting . Clearly there needs to be discussions on issues/problems in order to then have solutions. Money does not seem to have helped, (or reached where it is really needed)? I look forward to hearing more from Jacinta and others practically involved and thereby better qualified, to speak up on what is really needed.

[@JCoates98]

@@Emmajaymusic Probably, however, my point was, the majority of polling places with the highest amount of tertiary educated people voted yes by an overwhelming majority. I am countering the argument that only the inner cities voted yes.

[@chuckmaddison2924]

@jordancoates3415 Where I live its semi rural with farm's and house blocks in multiple acres and sub quarter acre. People also voted yes 30 % The people here are multi millionaire's and more usual.

[@JCoates98]

@@chuckmaddison2924 Yeah I am not suprised that a rural area would vote majority no.

[@richardsoane6192]

Wonderfully spoken, shows how intelligent she is and how out of touch Albanese is with the general public. Less crocodile tears and growing a backbone would not go astray at this crucial time.

[@garyjones4001]

We have to get whats needed to the community's that need it and stop deviding people by race

[@djanitatiana]

Jacinta speaks with the authority and authenticity of someone who has been there, lived through all the different experiences - good and bad - that have brought us to this particular point in Australian history concerning our Indigenous brothers and sisters and knows what to do about these difficulties . People like Marcia Langton, who have had their head in a book _their_ whole life and filled it with the ideas of dead philosophers and misanthropic activists have no idea what to do about same sufferings. Where Jacinta sees unlocked potential Marcia sees victims who can't do a thing until their 'oppressor' changes. Jacinta promotes actual consciousness and , Marcia wants to keep them in a dream of victimhood, with herself as a saviour.

[@garawa1987]

If jacinta price has the answer then why wasn't she able to positively impact her own town of Alice Springs out of control crime and dysfunction in the community her track record speaks for its she's not even welcomed in the aboriginal communities rally only youse whites think she and Warren Mundine are the saviour lol

[@banta-pd8zj]

Which article of Marcia Langton's did you find the most egregious in your view?

[@Donato93]

Thank you Jacinta. You are an Inspiration to every Australians. Jacinta for PM

[@jfr45er]

An Indian friend who grew up in Sydney said they would get whites coming up and saying “sorry”, not realising they were actually Indian. 😂

[@noworries137]

Sorry for what? They didn't do anything. They're all brainwashed.

[@appleish5043]

Please, these sort of clips needed to be blasting on the ABC. Because seriously, I’m sick of seeing politicians saying they, their culture will survive this referendum. Like seriously, these elitists are crying wolf tears, when there are just as much white/non aboriginal marginalised people out there that wish to be given as much help. And thank you, Jacinta, for being such a straight forward, nonsensical politician that we need these days and age. Can’t wait to see and support what you will do next!

[@mlm3493]

It’s my understanding that the aboriginal people of Arnhem Land have a very successful well functioning society. If that is the case, shouldn’t politicians look at what is working there and ask other groups to emulate those ideas and practices?

[@gfenwick1]

that electoral area voted yes........ and there aren't too many whites in arnhem land.....

[@williamboney7371]

We need more people in politics like Jacinta.

[@Sam-hl7ks]

Brilliant ...... we need people like Jacinta

[@Dicko99]

Jacinta is honest and has a great message for us all. If the negativity and name calling doesn't stop the goodwill will disappear overnight and that will be a very bad thing for the marginalized Aboriginal people. Unfortunately this will play into the hands of the elite who will double down on the name calling and negativity.

[@user-nf9jz7ex8b]

Good discussion, you hit the mark 👏

[@werewolvesandfriendsuk]

Both are examples of Good people.

[@celinehealy9710]

Sat 14th was our Brexit...our Waterloo moment. It was the day the yes campaign were: Price'd

[@homebrandrules]

thanks Jonno, i,m looking forward to voting Jacinta for the FIRST legitimately elected female PM in oz.

[@kerry-anne39]

Thanks for truth-telling Love Jacinta💗

[@richardager1861]

Thank you John and Jacinta! Or Jacinta and John! Equals! Love to see the awareness of the distraction! Look over here! So much to be said on 'victim mindsets' - I'll leveave that alone for now. Well done and thank you!

[@fluffybunnyslippers2505]

Am i seeing our first Indigenous Prime Minister? I surely hope so.. She talks sense and has a very sensible attitude towards ALL Australians. C'mon people, it's time to take control of our nations future.

[@peted3637]

We can only hope to be so fortunate.

[@fluffybunnyslippers2505]

@@peted3637 As a single white male "boomer" in his 50's i would vote for her in the blink of an eye.

[@HoratioFitzbastard]

In the perfect world I'd love for her to be PM. In reality, I think I prefer her to stay far enough outside the corruption to not be consumed by it.

[@fluffybunnyslippers2505]

@@HoratioFitzbastard You do make a very good point.

[@banta-pd8zj]

Do you think the elites leading the libs and the nats would put her forward? Wasn't Dutton a member of the big swinging dicks? Along with Abbott and Scomo? Pricey'd need a gender change to get nominated. Whaddya reckon?

[@jasonlansdown2758]

Could this lady one day be PM ?

[@jamiemichealharris748]

The best thing she can do is find out were the 40 billion dollars a year gets wasted, thats over 100 million a day. there is going to be so much resistance its going to be a battle for her good luck

[@The321chippy]

Well said i agree completely 😊

[@Yvonne-le6ju]

Let's get the audit moving.....👍

[@elvirajersky5249]

Thank you Jacinta, so beautifully articulated. If only we could all just work towards a truly united Australia with all the different cultures and religions. Victims are always left worse off. The extreme left are truly hurting our indigenous Australian brothers and sisters. To empower oneself to greatness is the only way. 😇☘️💙☘️😇

[@jettstap]

The more I hear this amazing women the more hope I have for the future of Aboriginal people - let’s all get behind this amazing person and support her and her vision it’s the right path _ the alternative is more of the same incompetence mismanagement ineffective woke activism that is condemning generations to a victim industry

[@JohnJ469]

Helping in the "approved" manner is far more important to the self appointed elites than actually helping.

[@amandaprice9763]

At uni, my indigenous studies professor (who was lovely) told our class that the stated goal for all aboriginal movement was to have their own government, not a advisory group within a colonial government. He said the aim was complete autonomy never cooperation or a treaty. He was the head for indigenous studies across all universities in Queensland. As I said he was a great guy but died from cancer. I appreciated him because he was honest. We had a great relationship but were opposed to each other's positions. That was 15 years ago. If the Voice activits had been honest, thr referendum would have been defeated in greater numbers, but at least we would have respected them. Fact is the Voice wanted two Australias all along, and one in which as the first owners, the ultimate power rested with them. That is why they needed the Constitution to be changed.

[@Coops777]

Thanks John. Jacinta is a treasure.

[@johnfranke9655]

Jacinta, is the voice of rational thinking Aussies, keep up the good work

[@jimbogan367]

I had learned the aboriginal issues and problems from my previous supervisor, professor Frasser when he flowed to China interviewing me as early as 1988. What Price has said has proven what I have been thinking about the problems more than the issues. I believe that find out the solutions for the problems is more realistic and practical than condemning the issues linked with the past. I still believe that human history was, is and will be the history which conflicting, learning and mixing each other if we broaden our views about whole human history not just aborigines and Torres Island's one? Lastly I would like to appreciate Price for your programs which make me pondering hard what's culture and what is civilisation, and what is the difference and relationship between the two. I will keep listening to your speech. Thank you very much. 🎉

[@australiasindustrialage689]

Jacinta has an absolutely brilliant mind. To be honest I don't care whether a person in black/blue/purple/red etc, you can represent me if you love this country and are a good person of good character. We are all part of the human race. Let's treat each other with dignity.

[@banta-pd8zj]

What's so brilliant about following her party's line?

[@triffinaunderwood1236]

Vivek Ramaswamy …”Hardship is Inevitable. Victimhood is a Choice”

[@geeaitch7573]

Truth telling

[@Bob123Max]

Ironically, the Voice has brought about a situation where people are actually not afraid to say what is in their minds. Please let's discard the culture wars and virtue signalling and get every Aboriginal kid into full time school. Right now I believe we need to have canteens in every school so that kids will be fed if they have not had a breakfast or likely to get a lunch. It seems Australia is one of the very few developed countries that does not have proper sit-down canteens. Tuck shops will never do the job.

[@TJ_Silvester]

I think the upshot of the referendum was most of us being introduced to Jacinta. I've heard a lot of her the last week, and I am mighty impressed with her thinking. A future figurehead for sure, for the Aboriginal community, and also for Australia.

[@Tebbypantgungun]

I love Jacinta Price!

[@tonidantonio9877]

Time for faith, hope and community and a new fairer, honest, and transparent system with due dilligence, audits and honest governance who are responsible and can manage our funding so that everyone gets a fair go. Audits first please and then let’s get the systems in place that have proper checks and balances so that all communities can begin to heal and unite and be the once great country this was. Blessings to all, together we can create a better community so that we can all have harmony. We are all Australians and we all deserve the right to be able to walk this country without division. Next time there are gaps, please use super glue. Let’s just be Australians. ❤️

[@daleeustice9108]

Jacinta. WALKS ON WATER!!!

[@raysater4083]

Love Jacinta she is awesome she should be our foreign minister if Lids win next election.👍

[@peterclark6290]

The crux of the issue is a cultural one. Most of us know that humans are a difficult species. So much promise (in objective terms, an intelligent, tool-making carnivore) held back by subjective culture (tradition, fear of the unknown and ignorance). But there is a human culture (somewhere) that can make use all of our positives and socialise our negatives. Admittedly a very 'unconstrained' view (for readers of Thomas Sowell, Rousseau, Haidt, etc.) but the only one that could possibly offer universal brightness (of mind), that no genius moment is lost, sociability: which will only happen when we raise each of our children to be fully-enabled according to the irreversible genetic code we all share. Thus Common Sense is the only attribute worth developing. Which is not available from education, it comes from generous free play with more and more sophisticated challenges attempted (see Schopenhauer _On Education)._

[@marktanska6331]

Jacinta, always worth listening to.

[@richardlove4287]

Until we just call each other Australians, then the race card will always be there to be played.

[@OzMat]

We are all in this together. Well said.

[@dominicgalante9753]

AUSTRALIA....... LET KEEP SUPPORTING THIS BEAUTIFUL LADY JACINTA WE NEED TO BE OUR PRIME MINISTER I FEEL SAFE AND I FEEL STRONG WITH HER.....LABOR IS NOTHING A LOSS CAUSE WITH THIS VOICE BECAUSE WE SAID NO AND THA IS GREAT TO SEE......LABOR IS NOT FOR THE PEOPLE AND I BELIVE THEY ARE ON THERE WAY OUT

[@SGI999]

A very smart human who could make a great prime minister one day. I’ve heard her speak many times and she only ever makes great sense to me. We must be unified and demand more than words and pats on the back or zealotry and radicalism. What needs to be done for the marginalised of our nation is what needs to be determined and then its action stations. No time to lose and no time like now Hard decisions are at hand but they must be made. There will always be opposition when the strong and brave make a stand. I’m sure it hasn’t been an easy road and it may get harder until positive results are achieved. Those on the periphery can be the unheard until someone listens and does. Talk in the corridors of power with the elected virtue signally til they are blue in the face has changed nothing for the better.

[@dayamitrasaraswati6276]

Jacinta is a true breath of honesty in a difficult world. Her and Warren Mundine are exemplary in their efforts to unite. Jacinta is correct saying Australians will get sick of it all and help will recede for those who are most in need. I myself have had to remind myself that it is the elites that are the cause of the trouble and not all aboriginal people should be held to blame for elitist activists who's greed gets in the way of their humanity. I would vote for Jacinta any day of the week! She is a balanced person who seems to be capable of integrating people. Well done, Jacinta and Warren! 👏👏👏

[@ClevelandSteamer99]

Actions speak louder than words. The YES people should step up and show the rest of Australia that they mean business. They should give all their houses and land back.

[@paulgraham5790]

So much honesty and truth. Jacinta's words are the way forward. The so called leaders... well have a listen to what they have to say and tell me honestly do they have peace in their hearts.

[@laniakea22]

Love your second sight Jacinta Price 🤩 a breath of fresh air 😁

[@user-oe2tk8fc2p]

This explains exactly why these issues just keep going round and round! Jacinta is right again!

[@gwtomkins]

Such a breath of fresh air

[@robinpedler1239]

Jacinta you are brilliant thankyou