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06/08/23

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

Yes!

clearly you are pushing back hard Charlie.... and pushing the lies that SAD tells you to push.

polling is one thing. political polling shows they can only give a rough idea of the real situation. Given that much of the polling is coming from orgs with a leaning to the right, and that polling is unregulated, so allowing push-polling to be done, we cannot take poll data as a final indication of the referendum result. polling is dubious at best.

I strongly support the Voice. VOTE Yes! to enable change in the manner of helping people in remote communities to become more capable of being productive contributors to the nation and the economy instead of consuming taxpayers money.

IF you vote No! you are pretending that what Govs have done for decades will eventually help these people. the data tells us what Govs have done for the last 20 years HAS NOT HELPED but has cost us all a lot for no improvement.

Obviously there needs to be a change. so VOTE Yes! for better management of first Aussie people, the most disadvantaged of all Aussies.

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Sorry Scotty, if half a trillion dollaroos over the last 15 years has not improved their lifes then nothing will. Extraordinary amount of cash for 3% of the population.
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