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Anyone really know what the "Voice" vote means?

(Not referring to the 35sambar version - I think we all have appreciation for that.)

It will be about giving Aboriginals an independent place in parliament, separate to and not answerable to the the rest of the electorate.

I absolutely do not want this, and neither do my Aboriginal relatives. The current system represents all Australians and does not separate the community in to us and them.

The labor party turds are attempting to do what the US has done with their blacks, namely turn them in to a permanent underclass voting block that will ally themselves to the labor party.


If labor wants something it is best to deny it...particularly if it is pushed by the current greasy clown in the top seat.

It does appear to be devisive, and immediately dismissable just because it's being pushed so heavily and hastily by an untrustworthy government.

Voting no on the 14th Oct because it is divisive. We all have representation.

as a blakfulla it's a good start. it speaks of advice not compulsion.

Isn't that a risk though? Once in the constitution that would enable the power to create laws, laws that could create division.

oh dear.... ever read the constitution? it is a short generic document, doesn't even political parties etc ad infinitum.

oh dear.... ever read the constitution? it is a short generic document, doesn't even mention political parties etc ad infinitum. purely abt separation of State and Federal powers. BTW the original draft was rejected by pommy parliament.

Whereabouts are you?

OZ NSW.

Riverina here, Waradgery country.

The big day is here. Whatever else, it'll be interesting whichever way it goes.

My Vote has been Cast.

Same here - just returned from my voting expedition. Now we wait....

All over bar the shouting, maybe we can get back to being a nation again without the labor pricks shoving their unwanted agendas down our throats.

Failed spectacularly, and a good thing too IMHO. It was inherently racist, designed to promote division and give power and wealth to a very small coterie of insiders. No one else's interests were served, black, white or brindle.

That is my summation as well.

That Albanese prick is a greasy bit of work and will keep pushing, he has no respect for the voters.

Someone must have belted him on the ear, jeez it was red

Albanese should have done a referendum on his immigration policy, 200k immigrants per annum in a housing and infrastructure crisis, the co*ckhead.

So would this make the Aboriginals independent of Australian governance? Is it separate but equal?


I don't know much about the politics in Australia, admittedly.