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28/05/23

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Originally posted by SonicBlast: ↑

Keeping things the "same" means nothing will change.

Both sides of the argument agree that the system is not working now.
A. Libs say that Indigenous are "spoilt" with $30b plus actual costs $3b. So its about the money.
B. Lab say that Indigenous request a "Voice" enshrined in the Constitution. So its about Treaty.

So are the Indigenous entitled to a say when we already have a lobbyist charter? Why not join the Lobby group?

If you were told you own nothing, unable to forge your own destiny

How would you feel.

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They are free to own property just like everyone else and they are free to shape their own destiny just like everyone else.

As for their say they have equal rights right now to lobby the govt through their various lobby groups just like all other groups.

You have given ZERO good reasons to enshrine racism into the constitution.
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