YES response

Originally posted by Scott th Ratbag ↑

well that makes you just as bad as the ones you complain of tappie..... "Double shame" implies a doubling of your shame for despising them for doing exactly what you're doing.

your gross exaggeration and hypocrisy speaks volumes of your bitterness, yet you were gloating over Yes! supporters way before the vote was held due to the swing from the great majority supportive of the Voice to the majority, never as great as 70+%, voting the Voice down and out.

don't you understand why they are bitter? they had all their hopes for improving the lives of the most oppressed people in Aus, for helping the Gov to apply laws and projects better designed so as to be far more effective. ending the over representation of Aboriginal people in the bins around the country, giving young Aboriginal people hope so they would stop taking their lives, helping drunk and violent fools from being drunk and violent..... don't you get why they wanted the Voice at all?

so Double shame on you tappie for your insightless arrogance to think less of people for the hopes being dashed. do you really think they weren't every bit as genuine as you say of Craven? your self-righteousness exceeds any that I have seen or imagined even on the Yes side.

Double shame? much more than double,.

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You're blaming the entire plight of Indigenous Australians on the No voters, Scott, as have many Yes activists since the referendum. Talk about blind stupidity. It's beyond belief that these same people aren't viciously scathing of - among others - the current Government who are the only people that can help them whether we voted yes or no.

I also note that the draft mentions that they are now considering pursuing simple recognition without the enshrining of the Voice. This highlights another BIG mistake of the Yes side, Scott. Reconciliation requires input from two sides, (bold, underlined and italicised so you don't miss its significance Scott) and they never bothered to consult others, just themselves. All they did was write down a wish list, then thrust it presumptuously in the face of the electorate with limited explanation, a overburdening load of expectation and a bunch of warm fuzzies and Kumbaya rhetoric - the Vibe - and then threw a tantrum when the overwhelming majority of Australians didn't like it.

The immaturity of the Yes leaders is gobsmacking, as well as lesser peons such as yourself. If they release such an incendiary statement basically calling 60% of the country a pack of arseholes they will do more damage to race relations in this country than any No vote could.

Keep getting taught the lesson but refusing to learn it, Scott, and you too will do more damage than anyone's No vote.