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不外这会儿不是这么说的
“Welcome to Country is an important part of official ceremonies and it should be respected, and I don’t agree with the booing, and I don’t agree in our democracy that people can’t accept the views of others,” he told reporters in a short doorstop interview after an Anzac Day event in his home seat of Dickson.
“One of the reasons we’re standing here freely, and one of the reasons we live in the best country in the world is that our Diggers in Villers-Bretonneux and Papua New Guinea, or those that fought in the Battle of the Coral Sea with the Americans, they fought for our right to express our view.
“We have a proud Indigenous heritage in this country, and we should be proud to celebrate it as part of today, and we should always remember, too, and remind ourselves as we did at the Opera House last night, that Indigenous Australians played a very significant part and still do today in the ranks of the Australian Defence Force.
“We should never take for granted what we have in this country and the work of the Diggers fighting the Nazis and fighting tyranny and autocrats – that’s what’s kept us safe. It’s allowed us to vote freely, it’s allowed freedom of speech, it’s allowed us to live as we would expect to live in the 21st century. To see any instance whatsoever of neo-Nazism in our country is just a disgrace.”
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