Politics is a dirty word

  Ex politician and indigenous advocate,Warren Mundine, says the Prime Minister unleashed ‘racist abuse’ and attacked voice opponents “ This thing is about division and dividing this country and the racial abuse that we’ve been hearing over the last few months,” Mundine said. He added  'We don't need another body of bureaucracy; we need to recognise the traditional owners.' I ndigenous activist Myles Jerrard agrees,  saying“The Voice’ is predicated on a principle that Aboriginal people are inherently disadvantaged. “ If we enshrine that in our constitution, it is forever. “ I do not want that for my children, I do not want that for the next generation” he said. It's clea that changing the constitution with the Government's amendment will do nothing to improve conditions for aborigines. Ignore the politics .... vote NO!

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  Voting NO to the government’s referendum to amend Australia’s constitution is not something for which anyone should be pilloried. Far from being racist, a number of prominent aborigines have voiced their convictions that the Voice referendum is rubbish. Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs Jacinta Price has accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of getting Australians to vote 'Yes' on a referendum he doesn’t understand. Ms Price’s comments come as debate surrounds whether the Prime Minster has read beyond the cover page of the Uluru Statement from the Heart. “ If the Prime Minister had actually done what he was supposed to do and read the fine print and understand what the proposal is then he might have a slight clue as to what it is he is trying to argue,” ne of northern Australia's pre-eminent spiritual leaders and civil rights activists wants the nation to know why he's planning to vote No at the upcoming referendum on a Voice to Parliament. Reverend Dj...