yuyutsu,

A politician is a government leader and the political
positions range from local governments, to state
governments, to federal governments to international
governments.

All our government leaders are considered politicians.
The styles of leadership vary from - autocratic,
paternalistic, democratic, transformational, Laissez-faire,
and so on.

Then of course there are different political systems.
Democracies, monarchies, oligarchies, and authoritarian
and totalitarian regimes.

Authoritarian and totalitarian regimes are more unstable
politically because their leaders do not enjoy legitimate
authority and instead rule through fear.

Our First Nations People deserve like the rest of us
to have a Voice in this country.
Foxy,
I whole-heartedly agree but that's not what the agenda for the Voice is !

Foxy,
Just to make you see what I meant by my previous statement, just dig up some of the statements that were made as to what ATSIC was to be about when it was first proposed..

Dear Foxy,

«A politician is a government leader»

How politicians relate to each other among themselves and their internal hierarchies, styles and divisions is none of our business.

«All our government leaders are...»

Politicians and their government exist only to hurt us, they are our predators, they do not lead the ordinary people - they hunt us, they are not "our government leaders" - they could only perhaps be the leaders of their own violent gang, which has nothing to do with us. Whatever they do or say does not in any way describe the ordinary people of this continent, their prey.

The Socialist government is definitely racist - hence the Voice, which clearly indicates that they believe that people with aboriginal ancestors cannot make in the world like the Caucasians who built Australia, and the immigrants of all races who get along very well, too.

Yes, the Socialist government and all its supporters are certainly racist and disparaging of the descendants of native Australians.

I lost touch years ago with the aboriginal people that I grew up with, and worked alongside; I would like to know how they feel about being looked down on by the Albanese government, and the cynical use they are being put to by Blakticvists, who don't care about anyone but themselves and getting their snouts in that big, taxpayer-funded trough.

I feel so very sorry for all those immigrants who have been forced to come to a country as racist as Australia when they could have stayed in welcoming countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Turkey or Ethiopia.

But there is an upside. Now that they are here and can see all this racism for themselves, they most definitely will be telling the folk back home not to try to come here because of the trauma they'll suffer. All those family sponsorship programmes will remain unused. After all, imagine you're a Somalian forced to come to Australia and suffer all that racism. You couldn't possibly in all good conscious try to get your family and friends to immigrate and suffer the same trauma.

We may as well close down all the family reunion programmes.... oh wait!