Mundine probably hates blackfellas as much as Jacinta (and Anthony Dillon)Clueless ?
Just shows you condemn anyone who doesn't agree with your precious position.
This man has been around the traps in both Liberal and Labor parties trying to do something for his people.
That you think you know more than him about the issues just shows your arrogance.
Are you Aboriginal yourself ?
Because it confirms you have not understood anything written about the Voice, or are too lazy to inform yourself.
Show where his claims are right.
I know more about the Voice than Mundine, and I gave examples.
He is saying that is what the Voice will be.
You must get very frustrated knowing more than everyone else when other people don't agree with your view exactly, so frustrating that it makes it OK to get angry at all the idiots out there that don't know what they are talking about. Mudslinging should whip them into shape.
Except it is untrue!
All I do is point out what the Voice is supposed to be, based on what is published, and what can be verified.@rederob you more anyone should understand me lashing out in my last post. I got frustrated and a bit angry.
Did you ever come across Geoff Clarke ?
The invitation is open to challenge my comments.
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Wow that read was an eye-opener, it really swayed me to the 'no' side for the vote. It highlights my concern about giving a minority group of Australian citizens more power than the rest of us, it doesn't seem right. Don't get me wrong I believe that our society should give help where it is needed and special help to special needs. Basically I think that every Australian citizen should have the same rights, there should be no distinction made depending if you were born here or overseas, no distinction between the number of generations that your family has been here. We are Australians, you have the same rights as me and I have the same rights as you.Why can’t we just establish the Voice to Parliament through legislation? A constitutional law expert explains
Legislation is an unsatisfactory way to institute a Voice to Parliament because, among other reasons, it would make the body insecure and vulnerable to the whims of different governments.
Can you explain what these extra powers are, given none are proposed.
The Voice is not about "rights". Nobody's rights are affected should the Voice get up.
All can say Rob is read the article yourself, that's what I got from it. My post wasn't about expressing an opinion to sway others it was just expressing what I got from reading the article that was posted. I will try to highlight what I mean by the same or different rights by asking if an Australian citizen from an Asian, European, Eastern, Chinese, North or South American or English background or any other background will have a say backed by Constitutional Law.
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