The Indigenous Elders who carried this Petition forward, including Auntie Yumina Anyupa Ken and Uncle Pepaii Carol from Ernabella, respect all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander groups and peoples and acknowledge that they do not speak for the entirety of their country or language groups. 

However, in putting this Petition forward, we recognise and we’re declaring that, the union between man and women is deeply a part of our ancient and continuing culture across all of our communities, and that our Fathers and Mothers provide the foundation for those communities.

WE now call upon our communities to stand with us as one Indigenous Australia to honour and protect one of our ancient and continuing values.

http://ulurubarkpetition.com/

oh ok. i get ya.

the blog is titled "The Uluru Bark Petition - They don't speak for me"

so i thought that was the reason for you 

posting it.  

If those beliefs have no place in a modern,progressive society,then yes,call me intolerant.

that's a shame because australians have

legal rights to express their religious/cultural

beliefs/traditions and peaceful protests.  

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@myoclon1cjerk wrote:
And where did I say you didn't have the right to your views? I sense the strawmen are about to be dragged out again

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you're right.  you did say the narrow minded

should get back in the tardis.  any idea where

the narrow minded could get access to one so

they can freely express their views?  tia