I just heard some Fiona woman carrying on about how unacceptable she thinks a No Vote would be in her home state of WA.
She sounded like a spoiled git & I'd like to ask her how acceptable she thinks a Yes vote would be if she had to work for a living ?

Dear individual,

I'm aware of the various opinions.

I'm still waiting to hear yours and how you think it will
affect your life.

No person can climb Uluru because it is sacred and now, They have made the Glass house Mountains sacred, and you are not able to climb them. The QLD police have been placed at the entrance to ensure no person attempts to climb up The Glass house Mountains.

Nonindigenous persons are being restricted entering Identified tribal lands and this will increase as they gain administrative powers such as Uluru and Arnhem, Frazer Ireland etc. They want administrative powers over their tribal lands and anyone entering pays the rent.

Have a look at all those proposing the Voice and observe their social disadvantage. Not one of them income is below the poverty line and their voices already sounding to the Elected Government. They are hoping the Voice will give them Constitutional control over Governments and it cannot be removed like previous corrupt aboriginal programs.

VOTE NO TO APARTHIED.

Yawn. The people who will decide are not on OLO; they don't care about politics; they do care about the increases in power prices; they care about inflation; they care about surging food prices; that care about their mortgages; they care about rents; they care about not being able to afford to buy a house or even find a place to rent; they care about mass immigration and its effect on all of these things - none of which the Albanese government is interested in, in their efforts to divide and rule.

Many of these frustrated people will vote NO to punish Albanese. What they think about the Voice won't come into it.

The less than half a dozen posters arguing with each other here would be better off doing crosswords to pass the time, or just staring at the wall, for all the difference their twaddle is going to make to the referendum results.

Foxy,
We're already very constricted up on Cape York & have been told in no uncertain terms, more will come.
One so-called indigenous (self-proclaimed but Samoa heritage) reckons he's appalled at "the standard of housing provided".
Homes that cost a million Dollars to build, free schooling & free travel at every school holiday is apparently discriminatory provided by people who work every day, buy their own homes & pay for wherever they travel.
You really should be able to work the rest out for yourself.

Dear individual,

I guess we can only speak from our own biases or I should say -
life experiences. Seeing as my experiences with our Indigenous
people is very limited to say the least - I have to rely on
research. And from what I have read and listened to - I have
formed my opinion. As I guess we all have. Whether this
Referendum succeeds depends on how the majority will decide to
vote.

We should know the results by the end of the year.

The outcomes in time will speak for themselves.
I'm hoping that they will be positive instead of negative.

I am optimistic about my fellow countrymen. I firmly believe
that they will do the right thing in the end.