My ancestors arrived as convicts. They finished their sentences and took up farming land that was handed down through 3 generations to the present.
We know the story of our family. We have litteraly zero information about peoples who were on the land before us. They and thier history was erased.
The land was handed down as accumulated inherited wealth. Aboriginal people continued to experience the killings of family and were forced without property onto missions where they could not maintain wealth or hand it to children etc etc etc.
My childhood and education was financed by inherited wealth that started as land for free.
For Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, as an official senior leader of the No campaign to compare the Ingidenous experience to convicts, and for senior members of the Liberal/National Party to laugh at a joke about intergenerational trauma, is scrapping the bottom of the barrel, diabolical. Ditto saying there are no ongoing impacts of Colonisation (see my personal above story).
Many No supporters here have rightly and clearly pointed out concerning issues with the Yes campaign. If they cannot see that those elements of Price's speach to be a bizzare opinion that right thinking people would see as untrue, and just wrong, then it distracts from the sense of objective thinking of the No supporters and diminishes their arguments.