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22/05/23

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Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag: ↑

For the right wing to accept a Voice to parliament?

what is the main objection?

is it the inclusion of "Executive government"?

or the very fact that Aboriginal people want a say in the laws that affect them directly and differently to other Aussies?

is it the constitutional inclusion? is it that the Voice will need to be replaced with another format if a Gov decides to change the Voice?

compromise is always important in Government. can the right compromise?

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Some say there is a separate decision making process.

I can't see this getting up.

Does that mean martial law can be brought in if they bribe a few in the decision??

Sounds like another form of elitism.

In times of war not sure how a separate parliament works
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