Comments by "" (@pwillis1589) on "Indigenous Voice to Parliament will be a ‘never-ending lobby’" video.

Yes exactly that’s what a voice is, OMG how thick is this Credlin character.
2
Jeez on those points alone I’ll be voting for it. Thankyou for clearing that up for me.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 It is quite strange that you advocate for the central control of alcohol availability for indigenous Australians not unlike socialist countries around the world and then deride them in your original comment. I’m not sure you have a clue what you are talking about. I on the other hand advocate for freedom of choice and communities taking responsibility for their own actions. It is not the indigenous community that wants socialism it is you, and it’s obvious from your remarks.
1
@slavbrav69 Once again thankyou for vacuous if barely literate words. Which particular sewer did you crawl out of?
1
@Yagera Sllihs Vacuous rubbish. Do some reading and educate yourself on the Uluru statement and detailed 500 page explanatory document.
1
@davidparris7167 You would need to have an understanding of international politics, also it is a different spelling, but the flippancy of your reply is appreciated.
1
@Yagera Sllihs I seriously doubt you even have a clue what racism is, and are just using it as a word you think is clever. Once again read the Uluru statement, gain a knowledge of how our federation and constitution was formed and then you might have something half sensible to contribute.
1
@Yagera Sllihs total gibberish, what's more your attempt to silence debate by crying racist is childlike in its immaturity.
1
@Yagera Sllihs So yelling a insult you don't understand at someone else because you yourself have no understanding of the complexities of the issue is once again just childish. I'm sorry you feel so hard done by and feel the need to launch into a tirade of abuse. How long have you had these feelings of lose of control?
1
@davidparris7167 Smug is my middle name.
1
@Yagera Sllihs Your reply is just nonsensical gibberish. The term cultural Marxism is used by white supremacists to describe their nutjob conspiracy theories.
1
@GregoryPastoll Fair cop, however she is big and tough enough to take a very mild insult. Your assessment of her level of intelligence is very generous. I will in future try and not offend you and your demagogue. Yes she is right, right of Ted Cruz. About the Voice she couldn't be further from the truth and is deliberately spreading misinformation.
1
@Yagera Sllihs Thankyou my suspicions confirmed.
1
@Yagera Sllihs What a strange term to use calling me the good guy, but it does expose your motives.
1
@Yagera Sllihs incoherent ramblings that prove you are unable to let it go and obviously do care.
1
@Yagera Sllihs vacuous gibberish in some childish attempt at an insult.
1
@Yagera Sllihs vacuous gibberish.
1
@Yagera Sllihs Using upper case letters and gaps in an attempt to bypass the youtube censor in an attempt to display how clever you are in calling me a racist paedophile really just displays what a vacuous dimwit you are.
1
@Yagera Sllihs I have no idea what you are trying to express other than being a nutjob ultra right wing extremist conspiracy theorist, and then you feel the need to validate your views by expressing a desire to show yourself to be right. Please keep responding as I find this dialogue quite amusing.
1
@jimdavid7710 If it means segregation from your dim witted persona then I’m all for it. Mabo and Wik native title have sorted land ownership you twerp. A voice has no legislative ability, no veto power, and no financial delegation you mental midget
1
@daniellebcooper7160 I was being flippant as your comment was so misguided so lacking in fact, so ridiculously extreme I thought I would join in on the ludicrous party.
1
@slavbrav69 Thankyou for those kind words, and what position do you hold in the fascist party?
1
@slavbrav69 You forgot baby killer, used car salesman, and National party member you dimwit.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 Sorry I thought I made it clear I have no interest in a socialist economy or political system, I was only making light of how attractive you made it sound.
1
@user-tm4bi1nl4q No you are completely wrong. First it is constitutional change not legislative change, which by referendum can be changed again or amended by the will of the Australian people. Nothing in the constitution is permanent, it was explicitly written to be enabled to change. Secondly any legislation following from a constitutional change can itself be changed by any subsequent government. This is all demonstratively proven by a simple understanding of Australian political history.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 As explained earlier, none that I know of other than the ones you prescribed to it making it seem particularly good.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 Sorry I wasn’t meaning to be evasive and didn’t understand that particular question was what you were keen for me to answer. I have deployed to counties that are most definitely not considered western society and they were crap. Don’t get me wrong I am firmly in the camp that secular western liberal social democratic societies are the best. It was just your misrepresentation of an indigenous voice to parliament that made socialism sound so attractive.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 OK so firstly there are large sections of the indigenous community that have been calling for a treaty for all most 100 years. There is no under the table hidden agenda it has been openly expressed numerous times. A simple reading of Australian history demonstrates this. Secondly a voice has no veto power, no legislative capability, and no financial delegation. It is merely an advisory body. It cannot enact a treaty, it can only suggest one. You clearly have no understanding of the voice, the Uluṟu statement, and the 500 page detailed explanatory document attached. This is why you have totally misrepresented it. Alcohol bans are a state and territory issue, why you raise them in a discussion about Federal matters further shows your lack of understanding on constitutional and federal legislation. I don’t give a toss about Finland and have no idea WTF you are on about. The great thing about western democracies is their ability to correct its mistakes. Finally want was the point of a question where you clearly had already made up in your mind the answer.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 Sorry I missed a point. Yes the abuse of alcohol in any community is of great concern, however in a free and open democracy people have freedom to choose, they may not always chose wisely but that is there right. Domestic abuse and violence is a scourge on all societies it is most definitely not limited to indigenous peoples.
1
You honestly haven’t a clue. If you had bothered to read the detailed 500 page document attached to the Uluṟu statement you would know there is a structure and means to include all those different groups, you ignoramus.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 Well you implied as such in the comment “ turn Australia into a socialist-republic”. It certainly didn’t sound to me complimentary. I have accused no one and certainly not you of any racist words or actions. Pauline Hanson has clearly demonstrated by her words and actions racist behaviour of the most despicable kind. Jacinta Price is a good and strong advocate for her community but I most certainly do not agree with her views.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 So as explained earlier a rudimentary understanding of the history of an indigenous voice goes as far back as the 1930s and representations to the then King of England. It is not a left or right issue although you seem keen to make it so. Constitutional recognition of indigenous peoples can’t open any loopholes to the constitution and at least 6 constitutional expert lawyers have said so. Both Liberal and Labor governments going as far back as Menzies have supported indigenous rights. The consultations and debates within the indigenous community took over ten years and resulted in the Uluṟu statement from the heart to all Australians by the indigenous community and it is what the indigenous community asked for. They deserve the respect to take that request to the people of Australia. You misunderstand the difference between political representation and constitutional recognition furthering my belief you are simply uneducated on the topic. It is not relevant what practical solutions it will provide that is not its purpose it is a strawman argument and a deliberate deflection. Once again Pauline Hansen is a despicable racist of the worst kind. I lived in Darwin for 10 years I saw some wonderful things and experienced some indigenous culture I also personally witnessed some abhorrent racism. Spending time with someone is again not relevant it is a childish argument. I never spent any time with Jeffery Dahmer but I know he was evil. I never spent any time with Howard Florey but I know he was a good man.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 The term "cultural Marxism" was adopted by far right ant-Semitic racist hate groups in the 90s and is used by white national supremacists as a term to describe multiple conspiracy theories. You have exposed yourself and I will leave the discussion at that.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 Reference my last reply. End of discussion.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 As advised twice now end of discussion. Once you start on regurgitating white supremacist talking points as you have done all I can conclude is you are a one.
1
You are incapable of reading and understanding my replies. Several times I clearly stated I am an advocate for western style democracies and yet you continually asked the same question. I clearly stated your use of the term “cultural Marxism” is a term used by racist conspiracy theorists. End of discussion.
1
@daniellebcooper7160 I followed through with every point I made. You went off into nutjob conspiracy racist world. I don't believe a single word you have written, and we will leave it there.
1
@Yagera Sllihs My points confirmed. Thankyou.
1