Ipso Fatso

Yes. Lousy government. Lousy opposition. It's up to the people.

Australian politicians have never been worse than they are today. Voting NO to the Voice is an unexpected opportunity for the people to get them back on track; to make them realise that petty cultural nonsense will not be allowed to cover up their incompetence in just about everything that matters: the economy, cost of living, defence, education, families, immigration, environment, food production - all of the things that are important to all Australians irrespective of race.

Australia used to be a place where recognition was given to people who helped themselves; now, it's about socialist/Communist bribing of people who won't do anything for themselves and the ensuing slavery and obedience to elites that comes from it.

Politicians are not our friends. Every problem we have was caused by them; they are in no position to fix what they have broken.

If we want to take back our country and our future, a solid NO vote at the October referendum will get us started on telling politicians what we want - not what they want.

The latest example of government racism comes from Victoria, where a parliamentary enquiry has recommended a ban on duck shooting for everyone - except for people identifying as aboriginal. There should be another surge in the 'aboriginal' population before the next season.

What ttbn says.
Alan B.

A few of the lies:

Local aboriginals have lived here for thousands of years?
No they haven't.
I am older than most of them, and I have been here less than a hundred years.

They automatically own what their ancestors owned?
No they don't.
When something is passed down to you legally, that might be the case.
However, about 250 years ago they lost exclusive control of australia.
So their ancestors had nothing to pass down except knowledge.

Thinking someone has automatic ownership is a stupid idea anyway.
If I were to prove to another country somewhere that my ancestors had lived there for the last ten thousand years, would they grant me land rights, special benefits, and change their constitution to suit me?
More likely they would tar and feather me and put me on a boat to nowhere.
Or lock me up as being mentally unsound.
Or worse.

Time to accept that we all start with a clean slate.
Time to stop talking about 'aboriginals' as different people.
They are but loosely related to those long ago inhabitants anyway.
Most of them are more european than otherwise.
It is racist to treat them with such obvious difference.

And yes, right now they do get listened to far too easily.
And their 'misdeeds' get nothing more than a polite 'please don't do that'.
I have observed this personally.
Had I done the same things, I would be in jail quick smart.
This one-sided, lop-sided, situation must be righted.
Stop talking about 'aboriginals'.
We don't talk about others who live here, such as the polish, or canadians, or swiss, or anyone else, like that.
Why single out a few 'aboriginals', and treat them with such an obvious racist slant.
We are most definitely being 'conned' by someone.
And the government is far too close to the action.

Australian politicians have never been worse than they are today.
ttbn,
Yes, particularly those who had higher education !