> You like lock them up, sterilise them, use them for experiments. Not withstanding that your commentary has nothing to do with the article, as an Australian I

> You like lock them up, sterilise them, use them for experiments. Not withstanding that your commentary has nothing to do with the article, as an Australian I am going to request some more information on this. Australia is by no means a perfect country, but your phrasing suggests that First Nations people are currently sterilised or used for experiments. That may have been the case, but hasn't been for many decades. Additionally, First Nations people have access to substantial government programs, including free higher education, welfare and housing programs, and specialised medical support. So please, with less inflamatory rhetoric and more fact, how can you possibly compare Australia with District9 (which was itself more accurately a reflection of apartheid South Africa, not Australia)?