Indigenous man shares Voice claim on Sam Newman podcast
- 10 months ago
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A local man hit the upcoming sound referendum, claiming that he had caused crevices in his community. Sam Newman and Don Scott's podcast's podcast, you can not be serious, voter Stan Yarramunaa Dryden, the sound was used as a ship for racism by the “social elite”. “This sound fits too much, brings many problems,” said before he shared the last racist match had in the gallery of Burleight. “I had a 45 -year -old man stood in front of my dog and put his head on the door said, 'Are you an Abo? 'He said… And I'm going, 'Oh, my friend, I don't think' and he goes, 'Oh, you know what I mean, they all lost a lot of loser and bum,' 'he shared. Regardless of the skin color, all people should see themselves as Australians and "overcome". Stan Dryden says the audio referendum causes more racism in the community. All we're talking about as Australians, there's something bigger than all of us. “I'm not better than anyone, and nobody is better than me. But I'm coming from the oldest living culture in the world,” he said to Newman, "Because you're born here, so you're part of it." “These things are not worth it, but there is something bigger than all of us, and we will all meet our producer.” He asked Newman and Scott to support the wider goal of “helping each other” instead of supporting the sound he said as a man as a man and he said it was built by “Social Elites”. “Probably all these people who pushed the voice and the rest to keep themselves in jobs and their close families,” he said. Sam Newman created excitement when he called people to 'boo' during the country. "Alice Springs, Darwin and Broome do not think of people living in tin huts." Welcome to the acceptance of the country, Newman complained that make people feel guilty wherever they go, and that “create division” with sound. “You enter a library, you enter anywhere, they make you feel guilty for being there, this is for me,” he said. “People jumped to him, people with agendas, summer division industry and people are pleased if they can create division because they give them a sense of power and give them source of income." Mr. Dryden accepted, and he also claimed that people who do not go for a walk ”were trying to lose weight wrong. “These people, social elites, who want push it, should go to these places and talk people outside and see what they want. Do not make good performances when you do not go for a walk to understand what they feel, and their anger and trauma,” he said. "If you will sit and read in your office and do nothing in the community, do not represent us." Newman hit country where he encouraged BOO to welcome the BOO when bettors who went to AFL and NRL finals started last week. A change signed by thousands of people. “Domestic welcome ceremonies are exaggerated, political or unnecessary, it is a matter of his opinion and has right to express this view, but encouraging pe
A local man hit the upcoming sound referendum, claiming that he had caused crevices in his community. Sam Newman and Don Scott's podcast's podcast, you can not be serious, voter Stan Yarramunaa Dryden, the sound was used as a ship for racism by the “social elite”. “This sound fits too much, brings many problems,” said before he shared the last racist match had in the gallery of Burleight. “I had a 45 -year -old man stood in front of my dog and put his head on the door said, 'Are you an Abo? 'He said… And I'm going, 'Oh, my friend, I don't think' and he goes, 'Oh, you know what I mean, they all lost a lot of loser and bum,' 'he shared. Regardless of the skin color, all people should see themselves as Australians and "overcome". Stan Dryden says the audio referendum causes more racism in the community. All we're talking about as Australians, there's something bigger than all of us. “I'm not better than anyone, and nobody is better than me. But I'm coming from the oldest living culture in the world,” he said to Newman, "Because you're born here, so you're part of it." “These things are not worth it, but there is something bigger than all of us, and we will all meet our producer.” He asked Newman and Scott to support the wider goal of “helping each other” instead of supporting the sound he said as a man as a man and he said it was built by “Social Elites”. “Probably all these people who pushed the voice and the rest to keep themselves in jobs and their close families,” he said. Sam Newman created excitement when he called people to 'boo' during the country. "Alice Springs, Darwin and Broome do not think of people living in tin huts." Welcome to the acceptance of the country, Newman complained that make people feel guilty wherever they go, and that “create division” with sound. “You enter a library, you enter anywhere, they make you feel guilty for being there, this is for me,” he said. “People jumped to him, people with agendas, summer division industry and people are pleased if they can create division because they give them a sense of power and give them source of income." Mr. Dryden accepted, and he also claimed that people who do not go for a walk ”were trying to lose weight wrong. “These people, social elites, who want push it, should go to these places and talk people outside and see what they want. Do not make good performances when you do not go for a walk to understand what they feel, and their anger and trauma,” he said. "If you will sit and read in your office and do nothing in the community, do not represent us." Newman hit country where he encouraged BOO to welcome the BOO when bettors who went to AFL and NRL finals started last week. A change signed by thousands of people. “Domestic welcome ceremonies are exaggerated, political or unnecessary, it is a matter of his opinion and has right to express this view, but encouraging pe