SadKangaroo wrote on Jun 26^th, 2023 at 5:02pm:

You have it back to front, SadSack, as usual.
Not all Yes voters are racists but all Yes voters are racists: they want a racially segregated Australia constitutionally cemented. (The ones that think. Many don't, only emote).

Frank wrote on Jun 26^th, 2023 at 7:37pm:



Get that refund,  ya dumbass

SadKangaroo wrote on Jun 26^th, 2023 at 5:02pm:


Not all the Yes votes are racist - some are just too stupid to know the difference - but the racists will all vote Yes.

i live in a regional nsw town thats 15% abo

can confirm, abos are feral

here is a lost of the things they have done to me (just me alone) in the past couple of years

- stole my bike

- stole my car and dumped it on the side of the road, inoperable

- slashed all four of my car tires

- had 3 abo kids shadow me as i was walking past kfc only a few days ago (no one else around) and started challenging me to a fight, one of them spit on me repeatedly as i tried to walk away

- mugged me with a knife by walking up on me from behind and pointlessly took my car keys when i had nothing else to take

-ambushed me in a car park and asked for my wallet, pelted me with stones when i refused

abo crime is 100% out of control, and the cops do absolutely f*k all

people like to complain about how much crime america allegedly has, but i always put the counterfactual to these people; imagine what australia would be like if abos were 11% of the population rather than 3%, i swear you wouldn even be able to go outside

a big problem with the discussion is only a relatively limited number of people have been exposed to abos to any meaningful degree, since they're overwhelmingly a regional/rural population, and most australians live in a metropolitan bubble

all the yes (and a lot of the no tbh, who frame their opposition to the voice around insipid talking points about how 'racism' is wrong) voters have never been meaningfully exposed to these overwhemingly savage and dysfunctional people. i wouldn't vote no because the voice is racist, i would vote no because I AM RACIST, abos are by and large garbage and i want them to leave me the f*k alone with a few exceptions.

fortunately i don't care that much about the voice eitherway, it's a trivial thing and a vapid wedge by albo to distract partially from the  massive cost of living pressures being introduced by the resumption of australia's crush-load mass migration program, an issue that by and large most of the people on this site don't seem to care about (which is clearly an indication the average user here is an fossilized old asshole overwhelmingly insulated from these problems). i probably won't even turn up to vote for it, assuming i'm even in the country anymore at that point.

Brian Ross wrote on Jun 26^th, 2023 at 4:18pm:


No. I do not live in a fantasy world. I live in Rockhampton. 5 to 7% of our residents here are indigenous Australian (or Torres Strait Islander). Their backgrounds range from as white as I, to "I can't see you at night, unless you smile". Some in my immediate neighbourhood are biracial Asian and aboriginal. I did have a Middle Eastern/aboriginal guy living across the road at one stage. I am well aware of the trouble a few of the indigenous locals cause.

I actually have a liking for indigenous artwork and design. The indigenous designs printed on t-shirts have quite a good effect. But, I would not wear them, as I would be criticised by actual indigenous people who think I would be racially appropriating.

That did not stop my daughter from wearing indigenous designs on her t-shirts when she did her sporting events. She would support her half-brother (who looked somewhat indigneous) at his sporting events (touch football). But, as for what my daughter does these days, I have lost track. Indigenous issues are probably not at the forefront of her mindset.

I don't have to dye my skin any colour to be considered indigenous, Brian. That was racist of you to say that. I just have to tick the box on forms to state that I identify as indigenous. How about instead of me learning to live to be indigenous, indigenous people learn to live as part of integrated Australians?

People that live in places like Perth would not have much experience with indigenous people. That is why the likes of Brian Ross would support stupid proposals like the Voice to Parliament. He does not seem to understand the implicit nature of voting in the Voice to Parliament would lead to further demands.

How often do non-indigenous Australians get treated like outsiders to their own country? Every sporting event and media outlet seem to be made to acknowledge Australia as belonging to 3% of its population.

UnSubRocky wrote on Jun 27^th, 2023 at 8:09am:

Boris wrote on Jun 27^th, 2023 at 8:22am:


You still don't understand statistics, do you, Matty?  Look up, "margin of error" and get back to us.  Tsk, tsk, tsk...