@randlight Yes this needs to be done but there’s a much bigger threat. One of the key ways the No campaign infiltrated CALD communities with disinfo was through social media esp WhatsApp. We need laws like parts of Europe has introduced to regulate social media platforms urgently.
@JonesHowdareyou And only one side is a listed terrorist organization. Ceasefire is not possible in this conflict. A ceasefire cannot be made when one side is a terrorist group, which is why the correct diplomatic language is “humanitarian pause”.
@catrollison And at that moment he knew he had nothing left to lose. I always wondered why he did that train wreck of an interview & now I know why. I bet Ch7 wouldn’t have done it if they’d known.
@KazGurney@ShiannonC Yes - this is the thing I can’t bear. I will always want to know whether someone was a yes or no voter. It speaks volumes. I always hoped there were more good than bad people here but sadly the bad are in the majority.
@slsandpet It’s really disheartening. But despite the nasty comments from No voters, our yes vols keep turning up every day with smiles on their faces. Majority of nasty No voters are old, white men. Their hatred & racism are palpable.
@Rose_Big_Heart@KatieGrace2022@yes23au There’s one thing you keep forgetting. The voice proposal came from Aboriginal people. It’s an idea that’s been discussed in aboriginal communities for 7 years. That’s where the 80% support comes from. It’s their idea & they haven’t suddenly reneged on it.
@EddyJokovich@abcnews Absolutely- so disconnected from what I’m seeing & hearing on the streets. Overwhelming support for yes by such a cross section of people.
@claustrophilias @MyFirstCousin@Isganaitis Honestly, why are all No voters angry, bitter and defensive? Go to a pre-poll booth & you’ll see. They are filled with fear when there is nothing to fear. What a way to live. It’s about recognizing & giving a voice to First Nations people through an advisory body. That’s it.