:19:01
Well, barramundi is a bloody big fish.
:19:06
It'll be getting dark soon.
:19:08
I'll take you
to where I camped the first night.
:19:32
- You married?
- Was once... to the original rebel.
:19:38
- What happened?
- You name it, we marched.
:19:41
Anti-nuke, Women's Lib,
Save the Whales...
:19:45
He's probably marching right now
for the gay Nazis.
:19:48
- Sounds like a prize ratbag.
- He meant well.
:19:53
Haven't you ever
protested anything?
:19:55
Sure, every time
I get thrown out of the pub.
:19:59
I'm serious. Where would you stand
on, say, the nuclear debate?
:20:04
- What about the arms race?
- None of my business.
:20:08
None of your business?
How can you say that?
:20:12
It's everybody's business.
:20:14
Got to have an opinion,
got to have a voice.
:20:21
Who's gonna hear it out here?
:20:25
OK, something closer to home.
:20:29
The Aborigines, what about
their claims to get the land back?
:20:35
Well, you see,
Aborigines don't own the land.
:20:39
They belong to it.
It's like their mother.
:20:45
See those rocks sticking up there.
Been standing there for 600 million years.
:20:50
Still be there when you and I are gone.
:20:53
So arguing over who owns them...
:20:57
...is like two fleas arguing over
who owns the dog they live on.