@David1955 you refer to a token referendum or my post to be declared prohibited democratic process?

@David1955, @FrayedBear
My knowledge of what goes on in your country is limited, but regardless of which country, I can't see how it is just that the ethnic minority is given more political power than the rest of the nation. Wouldn't that be a violation of the equal franchise law?

Scott Morrison’s Hillsong mates ripped off $millions in Aboriginal grants and tenders. Why is no one talking about that?
BY SHANE DOWLING ON OCTOBER 15, 2023

Society would be far better off if people took care of and cared more about themselves than everyone else. The woke have turned “Empathy for others” into “Do what I say is best because it’s better for everyone else” because they are too weak to accomplish personal success on their own and expect society to shoulder their responsibilities for them.
It’s called entitlement. You can mask it with the word woke if you want though.

@Esprit_de_Corp
>>>“Empathy for others” into “Do what I say is best because it’s better for everyone else” because they are too weak to accomplish personal success on their own and expect society to shoulder their responsibilities for them. It’s called entitlement.

There is some truth in that. It's also called nanny state. When the goverment becomes overprotective, people stop taking responsibilities for their own actions, become too lazy to look after themselves, and expect to get 'free stuff', saying that they are 'entitled' to it. Maintaining balance is difficult.

The equivalent of voting that only the select few be heard by the Australian Parliament.
As in this case
Scott Morrison’s Hillsong mates ripped off $millions in Aboriginal grants and tenders. Why is no one talking about that?
BY SHANE DOWLING ON OCTOBER 15, 2023
[kangaroocourtofaustralia.com]

@David1955 As always David "to assume is to put an ass before U and I". I'm still waiting to be summoned to the Royal Commission into Disabled Discrimination. As one of the few people to have proven that Australia has contravened international human rights covenants that it has agreed to one would reasonably assume that intelligent commissioners would want elucidation & further information but no. The report is now published & nowhere do I find reference to any points raised in my submission. Do you really think that FNP have their voices heard?