With great power comes great responsibility, however, in No Sugar any character who holds power seems to greatly misuse it. Neal for example is central to the great misuse of power, as an authority figure Neal has the power to directly abuse Aboriginals and bend the law without fear of persecution. This exploit of power is driven by Neal's underlying fear. Neville, while having good intentions still misuses what power he has in order to satisfy his personal bias, and ultimately voice his racism in a way that's less barbaric than that of Neal. It is only through the lens of history and from the perspective of those subjected to the wrath of the corrupt, that we can effectively judge the misuse of power.
Mr Neal is a typical authority figure
Mr Neal is a typical authority figure