Calista Clements

If I was made to cover my shoulders or whatever.

it doesn't matter it's like regardless i wouldn't go to those places because that culture doesn't suit me because i know how good i have it here in australia and it's the expectation here you come to australia for the most part um which should be the case for our culture because you're you're leaving one and coming coming to another and

We just haven't had people to hold that expectation, leaders, I should say, to hold that expectation for people to come here and to be a part of our culture and respect it as opposed to, you know, bringing, you know, good parts of their soft culture.

You know, they're bringing some of the worst parts of their hard culture.

And I don't, just because it was a norm in your country to be flight or fight and to respond to situations with violence, it's not the norm here.

So...

Put it away, mate.

Yeah.

Yeah, because he wanted to fit in, right?

I don't think I fully understand yet.

Like I'm a very black and white, like needed in writing, need to understand it from a, from like a monocultural perspective.

But, um,

My understanding or my interpretation is, right, like we've got our indigenous culture here in Australia and then we have our settlement culture, which was, you know, Anglo-Celtic.

We're built on the Westminster system.

Therefore, we're built on those values, those norms.

European migration and from, you know, the Brits as well.

Anyways, regardless, like that's our foundation.

And, you know, I know you've been having like different debates and I don't know where I fully land on it.

But what I absolutely do and can land on is that we need to have a very –

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