More fucking bullshit from these dickhead No campaigners...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-15/indigenous-voice-referendum-result-anthony-albanese-peter-dutton/102977398
No, not dead. Just not going to happen in a way that you want to force on others. The fact that a significant proportion of Indigenous people disagreed with this proposal is evidence enough that it was the wrong way to go about it.
More absurd statements from a complete clown.
We know you exist. We're reminded every day through excessive performative acknowledgements of country, through superficial performative pity parties and the constant reinforcement of the supposed guilt we must feel.
The early opinion polls showed that people were overwhelmingly in support of recognising the special place of indigenous people in Australian society. They just didn't agree with the ridiculous idea of enshrining a voice to Parliament in the constitution.
The Yes campaign's unwillingness to give any detail on how this would work or why it would be any different to previous massive failures was the biggest weapon the No campaign had in its arsenal. The No campaign could have done nothing else and still would have won because the Yes campaign was just that bad.
As far as "colonial hatred" goes. Get fucked. Immigrant communities overwhelming voted against this proposal. We're not colonisers. We faced our own racism. We're generally sympathetic to indigenous causes. The proposal was just shit.
This is where the Yes campaign (and the left in general) just consistently fucked up its messages. Disagreeing with you isn't "poisoning" anybody. This whole "with us or against us" attitude of the left is what's poisoning people against your message.
No one, especially everyday Australians, likes a holier than thou arsehole who admonishes others for the crime of thinking differently.
They keep accusing others of adopting American Republican political tactics, but the only ones who resemble Republicans are the left (think 1980s Republican behaviors).
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-15/indigenous-voice-referendum-result-anthony-albanese-peter-dutton/102977398
Quote:But senior figures in the Yes campaign offered a scathing assessment of the No campaign.
"It's very clear that reconciliation is dead," academic Marcia Langton told SBS.
No, not dead. Just not going to happen in a way that you want to force on others. The fact that a significant proportion of Indigenous people disagreed with this proposal is evidence enough that it was the wrong way to go about it.
Quote:She forecasted it would be at least two decades before Australians were "capable of putting their colonial hatred behind them and acknowledging that we exist"
More absurd statements from a complete clown.
We know you exist. We're reminded every day through excessive performative acknowledgements of country, through superficial performative pity parties and the constant reinforcement of the supposed guilt we must feel.
The early opinion polls showed that people were overwhelmingly in support of recognising the special place of indigenous people in Australian society. They just didn't agree with the ridiculous idea of enshrining a voice to Parliament in the constitution.
The Yes campaign's unwillingness to give any detail on how this would work or why it would be any different to previous massive failures was the biggest weapon the No campaign had in its arsenal. The No campaign could have done nothing else and still would have won because the Yes campaign was just that bad.
As far as "colonial hatred" goes. Get fucked. Immigrant communities overwhelming voted against this proposal. We're not colonisers. We faced our own racism. We're generally sympathetic to indigenous causes. The proposal was just shit.
Quote:and accused No campaigners of "poisoning" Australians against the Voice.
This is where the Yes campaign (and the left in general) just consistently fucked up its messages. Disagreeing with you isn't "poisoning" anybody. This whole "with us or against us" attitude of the left is what's poisoning people against your message.
No one, especially everyday Australians, likes a holier than thou arsehole who admonishes others for the crime of thinking differently.
They keep accusing others of adopting American Republican political tactics, but the only ones who resemble Republicans are the left (think 1980s Republican behaviors).