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30/08/23

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Originally posted by alonso: ↑

Well it's obviously not going to be given any prominence by the ABC.
Does it get any funding by the government? If it does it will be a pittance compared with the millions to be invested in Anthony Albanese's virtue signalling campaign.

What a travesty of democracy. First you elevate one section of the community to an exalted status we can't even measure at this point, except that there will be billions of dollars to flow on top of those that have already.
Then you make sure that nothing flows to the contrary view, while it is clear that the business sector will shut up and wave an Aboriginal flag if they know what's good for them.

But the people can stop this farce simply by putting enough votes in the NO box...making sure that what they do cannot possibly be interpreted as a YES

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Because a lot of them, although not all, are racist.

For rexample, 90% of what no voters say here would never dare to say in public because they know it is racist.

For Yes voters, they focus on social statistics and elevating the most marginalised group in Australian society, so for them they are proud of it and nothing to hide.
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