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[โ€“] Ilandar@aussie.zone 6 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Make it make sense.

One was victim to a widespread, American-style disinformation campaign. The other was not. That is the difference.

Always remember that polling was supportive of a national Indigenous advisory body until the Coalition completely abandoned their historic position of bipartisan support and started bombarding Australian voters with unadulterated lies.

[โ€“] Dalek_Thal@aussie.zone 4 points 1 year ago

We need to fucking do something about our media. That's the problem. Misinformation and propaganda outlets control almost all of the media, and tbh I think News Corp needs to be completely shuttered.

The No vote will be a terrible outcome for the Indigenous Australians, and the children of colonisers irresponsibly ignored their wishes because of a perceived "risk".

When every constitutional law expert has been ignored, then you know there's a real problem