Tony Bourke came across to me as if he was in his own bubble a bit. Only ever challenged over what he'd done, never who he was, he suggested.
He looks about as white as me, yet in my daily doings, am oft times abused based on my colour, and often as I have refused a request for charity. I'm no lone ranger, and I'd guess it happens all round the country. But not in Tony's bubble.
Twice he references that he has no personal experience of "these things", and goes on to give advice!
I guess from where he sits on high, experience might interfere with the moral postulating.
Sometimes only after walking into a door, do you learn that you can get a black eye that way.
