Should there be an Aboriginal voice to parliament? (3 Viewers)

[carrotsss]

Ok that's surprisingly less than I thought. Typically they expect 4% of the vote to be bullshit: https://slatestarcodex.com/2013/04/...nd-reptilian-muslim-climatologists-from-mars/

yeah its definitely weird, last years fed election had 5.2% iirc so idk

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[ExtremelyBoredUser]

vs actuarial studies:

launch ur career into finance or something:

> assist with money laundering or somthn idk

> participate in zoom calls

> use excel 2011 in 2030

> subtract and add stuff or somethn i forgor

 

[HazzRat]

vs actuarial studies:

launch ur career into finance or something:

> assist with money laundering or somthn idk

> participate in zoom calls

> use excel 2011 in 2030

> subtract and add stuff or somethn i forgor

Finance: spend your career around dicks all day. Gender studies: spend your career around dicks all day. Same thing.

 

[SylviaB]

there's something so hilarious about the idea of muslim aboriginals to me

 

[enoilgam]

The Yes campaign seem to refuse to take responsibility, they seem to be blaming "misinformation" for the defeat or racism which is really weak. Im starting to really hate the word misinformation because people don't understand what it means. Misinformation doesn't include opinions, views or interpretation of facts that dont align with your own or orthodoxy. There was some misinformation in this campaign from BOTH sides, but most of the arguments from each weren't outright lies, they were just opinions. 60% of Australia didn't vote No because of misinformation, it was because they felt the Voice wasn't a good idea and they weren't convinced otherwise by the Yes campaign.

 

[year10studentpreparin]

The Yes campaign seem to refuse to take responsibility, they seem to be blaming "misinformation" for the defeat or racism which is really weak. Im starting to really hate the word misinformation because people don't understand what it means. Misinformation doesn't include opinions, views or interpretation of facts that dont align with your own or orthodoxy. There was some misinformation in this campaign from BOTH sides, but most of the arguments from each weren't outright lies, they were just opinions. 60% of Australia didn't vote No because of misinformation, it was because they felt the Voice wasn't a good idea and they weren't convinced otherwise by the Yes campaign.

damn gonna share with my friends this rlly good

 

[SylviaB]

'Misinformation' is a propaganda term, honestly.

 

[enoilgam]

'Misinformation' is a propaganda term, honestly.

You dont agree with me so you are peddling misinformation. Seriously what ever happened to a well organised and thought out rebuttal to counter another argument? Maybe if the Yes campaign focused on that instead of calling everyone racists and getting celebrity/big business endorsements they would have won.

 

[unhealthyharold]

it was. parkes has a 60% indigenous population, and they have 80% no votes. the yes campaign was exposed so many times for their stupid bs

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-10-16/remote-indigenous-communties-backed-voice/102978972
womp womp

 

[unhealthyharold]

'Misinformation' is a propaganda term, honestly.

nurse he's out again

 

[SylviaB]

nurse he's out again

the yes supporters who spent the last 6 months in full blown poll denialism got btfo by the results almost exactly matchng polling averages and then turn around and act like they're the informed ones

 

[cosmo 2]

parkes doesnt have a 60% indigenous population lol

 

[Unovan]

Why was Canberra so opposite to the national vote? 60% yes vs ~40% yes in every other state? Is it because of higher socioeconomic level or high student population or what? It seems odd to be so far removed

 

[carrotsss]

Why was Canberra so opposite to the national vote? 60% yes vs ~40% yes in every other state? Is it because of higher socioeconomic level or high student population or what? It seems odd to be so far removed

because it has an educated, wealthy, urbanised population. it’s similar to inner Sydney/Melbourne if you check them

the only places that really voted yes were the inner cities and the really remote aboriginal polling booths

 

[SylviaB]

Why was Canberra so opposite to the national vote? 60% yes vs ~40% yes in every other state? Is it because of higher socioeconomic level or high student population or what? It seems odd to be so far removed

Because that's where most federal government staff are based, as well as NGOs etc. and those people skew heavily left

 

[Unovan]

Because that's where most federal government staff are based, as well as NGOs etc. and those people skew heavily left

L city L country L society

where is reset button to 1901

 

[cosmo 2]

australia sux

 

[TankKuno]

lets talk real, if u guys have the funds to successfully and comfortably live in another country, which is it and why?

 

[its_ace21]

lets talk real, if u guys have the funds to successfully and comfortably live in another country, which is it and why?

a pineapple under the sea because it sounds hot

 

[Decapped]

because it has an educated, wealthy, urbanised population. it’s similar to inner Sydney/Melbourne if you check them

the only places that really voted yes were the inner cities and the really remote aboriginal polling booths

Mhm I guess all people that voted no are uneducated?