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ArkRoyal wrote:

Yes, this is even more true for the population whom live in the outback, no settlers make them live in the bush. The point is, that the government cannot make life outcomes equal. Plenty of Anglo-Saxons are poor Mr Albanese. He is a Marxist trying to wreck our constitution. If it was really about helping Aboriginals, as you said Baz, he could just lower the taxers on booze and smokes. The less badly addicted, in particular, should have better life outcomes. 

Ark your views are from the past mate , you would probably agree with our mate LH 
 

 

gtrxuone wrote:

Pretty disappointed with the Federal Government,on this Voice.
If people are unsure they will vote no.
Terrible selling of the Yes Vote.We need to know what powers this advisory committee has.
We dont want a RSA dogs breakfast in AU.

I believe in the principal of equal citizenship in the constitution, once you give one group of citizens a special right ( in this case  a right that  they must be consulted about laws before they are made ) that everyone else doesn't have then that principal is gone and should not be in the constitution - that is the main reason I am voting No - actually already voted by post.

I think a lot of people will treat it like a lottery, chocolate wheel, a day at the casino. Do you believe that most people in the community give a fuck how the referendum ends up. I don't. The young will vote yes and the over 50s will vote no.

Latest polling with less than a week to go, has the Yes , dropped even further by another 2 % 34 and No up 2% 58.

Undecided has fallen to just 8%.

Seems the huge Yes add blitz is backfiring.

And every age category has now fallen into the No majority category.

This puts it even further behind the Yes Vote at this stage in 1999, which lost badly.

A mate of mine who has already voted no who lives in Mildura said I never underestimate the stupidity of people. The biggest danger of the yes vote getting up is these lefty, hippy, greenie, junkies outnumbering the sane, sensible and responsible hard working voters.

Whats pissing me off is the Tsunami of pro yes coverage on the tax payer funded ABC TV and SBS. The coverage is incredibly biased to the Yes case. ABC management need to realise that the polls are showing that the majority of voters are in the No camp so their lefty woke priorities are so out of sync with what the majority of what voters/tax payers want.

I too have noticed the tidal wave of pro yes propaganda in tax payer funded media outlets, which of course is against the indeoendance charter,

I notice SBS are getting away with it by running a constant add called, ...Telling "First nations" Stories... tv add, which is clearly a not so Suttle Yes campaign add paid for by you and me,

this mob needs a clean out.

No in front in every state except Tassie now.

One thing we can say at this point is that if Yes does win on the night the result will be highly suspect.

Bazza wrote:

gtrxuone wrote:

Pretty disappointed with the Federal Government,on this Voice.
If people are unsure they will vote no.
Terrible selling of the Yes Vote.We need to know what powers this advisory committee has.
We dont want a RSA dogs breakfast in AU.

I believe in the principal of equal citizenship in the constitution, once you give one group of citizens a special right ( in this case  a right that  they must be consulted about laws before they are made ) that everyone else doesn't have then that principal is gone and should not be in the constitution - that is the main reason I am voting No - actually already voted by post.

Bazz Jumping shadows mate. The world will not change if  First Nations people are acknowledged in our Constitution. We never were included in the process when framing the original document?
Anyway polls are showing a big win to the NO's . Life will go on unchanged 
 
 

Heard the newsreader on 6IX/6PR yesterday referring to Fremantle Dockers as Walyalup talking about Lachie Shultz request to be traded. Don't they realise the season is over and it's not indigenous round?

Or are they trying to make a political statement for the Yes vote? That really turned me off. How dare you ignorant pricks. On my way to vote NO.