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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

Stating endlessly it was caused by white man is fraught.. ...... you see what I mean?

and you're right the past efforts have resulted in poor outcomes. I really can't see how those who are anti-V can't see that. unless of course they don't want to.

do you know the Voice isn't about blame? or crying? its about bringing real change to the Aboriginal people who are stuck in the trap of grog and anger. just the very thing the anti-v mob want you to believe won't happen. and what evidence do they have for the argument? zilch. because it hasn't been tried here in Aus.

honestly K the voice is pragmatic.

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Yes past efforts have been a complete waste of time and the voice is no different in that regard. Plenty of aboriginals voices have inputted in the past through their lobby groups

The voice is everything to do with blame and money as it is the vehicle that will be used by many to push it further
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