Harold is actually pretty inconsequential to my point.
White fellas bought a black fella icon, and restrict its free use.
BTW I am not condoning WAM's actions. Just not sure Harold has been deceived and taken advantage of as alluded to.
Harold is actually pretty inconsequential to my point.
White fellas bought a black fella icon, and restrict its free use.
Harold is actually pretty inconsequential to my point.
White fellas bought a black fella icon, and restrict its free use.
What you are choosing to ignore is that without Harold having copyright the rights could not be purchased by a white company. Why was a black fella icon for sale?Harold is actually pretty inconsequential to my point.
White fellas bought a black fella icon, and restrict its free use.
Ezty seems to think black people can’t think, act and look out for themselves. White people are out to get them at every turn. Hence everything that involves a black person is a race issue to him.BTW I am not condoning WAM's actions. Just not sure Harold has been deceived and taken advantage of as alluded to.
and now wants more money so that he'll allow them to use what they consider "their flag"Harold is the key to the whole thing isn't he?
An alternative view would be a black fella sold out his countryman.
Lance Franklin paid for the rights to use the flag on his clothing brand.
Maybe the owners were holding the AFL to ransom, maybe not. COVID has killed the AFL money tree.
Lance Franklin paid for the rights to use the flag on his clothing brand.
Maybe the owners were holding the AFL to ransom, maybe not. COVID has killed the AFL money tree.
He did and then got abused for doing so, so removed himself from sourcing those rights.
I did read an article that said the AFL refused to pay WAM the amount they wanted to use the flag on the fields and merchandise. Its a shame and nowhere have I said I condone what WAM are doing either, just the immediate thought that you can't condone the copyright owner because he's an aborigine that couldn't possible have made the wrong decision on this is what I find quite confounding.
I've made my position clear that the flag should be owned by the government and allowed to be used in the same way as the Australian flag.
ATSIC is long gone. Maybe the people who put together the Uluru Declaration in 2017. They at least seem to have some legitimacy in regards their claims to represent Aboriginal Australians.I don't profess to understand how these things work. Obviously the idea was worth money to the flag's creator and the money was more important than ensuring it went under Aboriginal control. Not sure who the ideal owner would be. ATSIC?
ATSIC is long gone. Maybe the people who put together the Uluru Declaration in 2017. They at least seem to have some legitimacy in regards their claims to represent Aboriginal Australians.