It’s perfectly legitimate that we have different perspectives, including Human rights. It also seems unlikely that we could reach a consensus. However, I’ll point to a few assumptions in your previous statements.

Firstly, it is an unsubstantiated to claim that my worldview is solely based on ideology and emotions. As you, I’ve also taken many hours, years to learn about different viewpoints and examine historical facts. I acknowledge that interpretations and perspectives play a role in discussions, but that doesn’t negate the importance of empathy and understanding when it comes to historical injustices.

Secondly, assuming that I have never been to an Aboriginal community or lived in one is incorrect. While I may not have the same experiences as you, this doesn’t invalidate my perspective or diminish the value of the knowledge I’ve gained through research and engaging with diverse communities.

Lastly, characterizing me as an NPC or someone incapable of critical thinking based on a few exchanged statements is speculative and perhaps negligent. We can have differing opinions without resorting to personal attacks .

Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land… is not only about an imperialist view of ownership or property.