General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	30-Apr-2008 At 10:57:26 AM	BigMike
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On 30/04/2008 Bob Saki wrote: >well are you going to climb it Mike or soft out of it? ;-) I'm still not sure. To be honest I didn't expect the vote to be so close. What is interesting is that the vote is running half-and-half (perhaps tilting to "no", cos I think the "make up your mind there" option is an acknowledgement that the Aboriginal concerns have merit) ... ... but the significant majority of comments on the thread support the "yes" vote. Why no coherent arguments for not climbing? Could it be that people who hold those views keep them quiet for fear of appearing "soft"?

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