A religious place like a church doesn't need to be a sacred place - it's built by humans, sometimes on a former sacred place. At worst, if all the church climbers you're fantasizing about, would have torn the church down, you could just rebuild it in some hundred years. The rock however is not supposed to be rebuilt, all damage done to it cannot be rebuilt. How big is Australia? And compared to that, how small is that rock? Why do the tourists need to trample over a sacred place at alle times? just for the view? For the selfie? to dispose waste? To poo on it? Is it really that hard to understand that one tourist or hundred are no problem but a couple of thousand is a different story?
I heard and read that too, this "all Australians should be allowed to walk on that rock" - none of the white Australians were ever invited by the "indigenous people" who just refused to extinct properly. I think, they've been taken a lot of their culture already - is it necessary or does it make you happier when that bit of rest respect is also erased? And your Australian citizenship is how old now? You really dare to tell them what they have to be fine with? I'm very disappointed.
I heard and read that too, this "all Australians should be allowed to walk on that rock" - none of the white Australians were ever invited by the "indigenous people" who just refused to extinct properly. I think, they've been taken a lot of their culture already - is it necessary or does it make you happier when that bit of rest respect is also erased? And your Australian citizenship is how old now? You really dare to tell them what they have to be fine with? I'm very disappointed.