Well she does have a point. The only fact we know is there will be indigenous recognition and an advisory panel set up at the national level. And the default No has not worked.
Every argument the No voters are going for are 100% hypothetical situation of what MAY happen. And what MAY happen is rooted in fear.
No wonder the No campaign are telling volunteers to ignore facts and focus on emotion and fear. While the Yes campaign are telling volunteers to focus on educating the facts. The difference is stark.
