As regards to your comments SER8, whoever the Elites are that are funding the NO case, well, they're plainly disappointing and inadequate. All I see is wall to wall adds for the YES case. And the only thing I want to hear from the heart is an explanation from Governments past and present on where the many billions of $'s go to fund our First Nations People, and how it's all divided up and spent and with no responsibility. To end, Albo would of had a say into some aspects of the Uluru Statement, after all aren't Burney, Dodson and McCarthy and other Labor Pollies all involved with the original draft of the Statement together with all the other Aboriginal leaders.
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The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
Oh, thanks Rove 🤦🏻♂️
Fark me, it's a democracy, let people make up their own minds and vote for whatever they want. Flogs "know what's best" for everyone else. Get of your high horses.
Rove Mc Manus….I thought he was dead.
The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
Yeah, he's pulled the old "trying to stay relevant" 😂
The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
God Bless you feathered friend for you have seen the light
Keep up the faith my brother
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The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
Always 🙌🏻✝️
The real shame is that due to rubbish like this we will see it fail to get up
Every one of these points is easily explained and clarified but would not make a difference to people like bozo.
I am yet to read or hear a coherent argument against what is an advisory body
The big surprise is Albo's last stand Tassie...called already by the ABC as gonski and in a big way for the Yes case.
So as a no voter what is your plan to help solve the issues that First Nation people are suffering?
Also, even though it is pointless, that is not true.
I watched some of the coverage of the referendum last night. There certainly was a lot of spin spoken on both sides of the political fence however there was an overwhelming sentiment again on both sides to better support indigenous Australians just differences in how it will be done. The argument put forward on what is the best way? Was decided last night. There is a lot of positive momentum that has been built up over the last few years that will continue regardless….
Bozo doesn’t have a plan, neither does Warren Mundine as was clear from the article bozo posted right at the start of this thread. No doubt Warren will be rewarded with another Sky TV gig, or maybe even a spot on a mining company board.
meanwhile it’s understandable that No voters have been too shy to engage in much discussion of the issues, the No campaign was a disgrace and used misinformation to feed into people’s fear and apathy.
So, the defeat of Yes maintains the status quo. Dutton says this is good for our country. Yet this is the status quo in this great Land:
and this...
and this...
and this...
Pat Dodson said last week,“We already know that the Aboriginal youth of this country have high suicide rates. Why? They’re not bad people. They’re good people. Why don’t they see any future?”
@BOZO are you sure there's no point in continuing to discuss any of this?
Agree, we pour billions down a wide funnel for our First Nations peoples to better their lives to only see a trickle come out the other end on where it really needs to go. Rectify this and maybe we might start seeing some results.
I guess that is easy to say as it does not impact you
i am not sure there is any significant evidence that the voice would change this significantly. NZ have a voice and the outcomes from what I can understand are not that much better. I am admittedly no expert in this field… but there is definitely still a profound gap.
Regardless, I did not witness anyone on either side of the campaign who did not genuinely appear to care about indigenous Australians.
It will always be arguable that the voice would have or could have been more effective! no one will know that for sure… time for us to all move on…
The Indigenous World 2022: Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Māori, the Indigenous people of Aotearoa, represent 16.5% of the 4.7 million population. The gap between Māori and non-Māori is pervasive: Māori life expectancy is 7 to 7.4 years less than non-Māori; the median income for Māori is 71% that of Pākehā (New Zealand Europeans); 25.5% of Māori leave...
We didn’t need this referendum nor a yes vote to start addressing the problems. What is needed is effective and co ordinated efforts by our governments Federal, States and Territories. Instead we have had to be subjected to this divisive waste of time and money.
Brookie Bob
"I come back to you now at the turn of the tide"
Four different sets of facts - possibly interlinked - and not one study identifying the causal factors is displayed (?) - of which there are - I'm sure - many.
Important to get 'correlation' and 'causation' sorted out clearly in this area.
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