General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Uluru ethics	30-Apr-2008 At 12:46:58 PM	deadbudgy
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That is exactly what I am saying. I know some people don't believe in symbolic gestures but small things add up to eventually make a big thing. Hopefully the end point is where the locals don't have to let people crawl all over the rock to make money so they can fit in with the values of todays society. I said if you don't care then climb the rock because no one will stop you. I think that if you have a full understanding of the issue you will realise it is more than just a guilt trip. It is called empathy.

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