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Originally posted by CharlieShares ↑

The Voice is loosing support by day by day but regardless of if you're a 'Yes or No' there is no way this referrendum is unifying Australia. It has done the EXACT opposite in dividing the country.

Im disgusted by ALP and PM Anthony Albanese andthe shameless need to use the 1st nations people to PUSH their political agenda for left wing extremism. 1st nations people need real action and fake virtue signalling from what is turnout to be the most corrupt, fake, evil government in history.

When a PM can only get evil leaders like Pearson who quote on quote called Australians "white c--ts" you know this is not bring anyone together....

But even if the got the Voice up there would be a LARGE number of people who are unhappy about the decision.....the Voice was meant to unify Australia can anyone with a straightface tell me how that is possible from here? should the referendum be abandon?

And...if the Voice fails there will be serious repercussions for those who they 'pretended' to help so i ask if the Voice unifying and should Albo and step down if he fails to get up?

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The key will be by how it wins or loses
If it's a narrow win either way - the division will fester for years to come
If it's a huge win either way it will be put to bed

Let's hope for a huge win for No and stop this destructive racial division of our country
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