thegreatdivide wrote on Aug 6
th, 2022 at 12:29pm:
Sir Grappler Truth Teller wrote on Aug 6
th, 2022 at 9:09am:
I was wondering just last night why it is that supporters of this 'voice' are so afraid to actually address the real issues and to treat Aborigines equally...... what is it they are so afraid of?
Wow graps, good to see you "thinking" ....
The real issues are the gap.
Supporters of the voice think the voice will eradicate the gap.
They are wrong, because it all comes down to effective government intervention and
the funding required to implement the necessary policies to eradicate the gap.
But at least they will have to face the fact they don't want to fund effective intervention.
That's when
"the last taboo about how money is created" (Gareth Hutchens, on the central bank review currently underway) might finally be exploded....
(though a voice might assist in identifying some of the required policies).
Quote: I mean - it has no chance of passing.... so what's next?
I linked the vote compass poll showing majority support for the voice, where's your poll from a recognized polling agency?
Quote:Any Labor government that imposes it from above will lose the next election
Er. Albo plans to put it to a referendum... no plans to "implement it from above"
Quote:and hand to the current Opposition a golden chance to destroy them for ages... they got away with it forcing women into the lovely spots and now governments and businesses are so afraid of the press they can't refuse to comply ... even the party that claims to operate from grassroots finds itself unable to comply with the wishes of their own constituents, but feels the need to impose women candidates as if by some right .... now they think they can just con the people into changing the constitution to favour a small minority.
Message to graps: not everyone** thinks the same as you re 'women's advantages'.
**even "women who want to be women" think pregnancy tests should be on the medicare list of items.
Quote:Well - it won't pass.... Ne Passerons!
Relax graps. It'll do more good than harm, if the Oz electorate votes yes in the referendum.
Ah - so not agreeing with you is 'non-thinking' - how drearily 1984 of you.
'no more harm than good' - ergo - no good will come of it and the potential harm has not been considered, as usual - we should spend $500m to alter the constitution to set in concrete discrimination and a shadow government.
It's good to see you 'thinking' - but you are way off beam.
WTF does wanting a pregnancy test have to do with REAL discrimination? Does sexual dysfunction go on the Medicare - do countless other things? You can buy a preggers test at the chemist's...
If that's all women have to worry about - they have no problems..... and do you know what? As for 'concentrated in the lower paid and often caring occupations' - just WTF do you imagine are the best jobs in most country areas? Workin' at the hospital, on the council, in retail, in real estate - where women are by far the vast majority and men can scarcely get a look in.
What on earth are you basing your argument on about 'poor, poor women' this time? the simple reality is that there is a national wage case and negotiated wage increases from time to time as well... and in each category of work NOBODY can be legally reduced in income below the specified amount per hour worked....
Find something better to work on.. some REAL issue for women these days..... with the preferential schooling, the never-ending scholarships at uni, the preference for placement in courses, the shoe-horning into areas they are little interested in, their majority presence in courses while still being treated as a 'minority' (???), the gifts of 'governor' jobs and high public servant positions based on affirmative action over the years and some weird concept of restoring some historical imbalance long dead...
What IS your problem with men being restored to a genuine equal opportunity and genuine affirmative action going to clear cases of genuine need as opposed to giving certain demographics endless AA for life? they've had it since 1982 - that's forty years now, sonny - older than you, it seems... when do you think AA should be abolished in favour of genuine equal opportunity on genuine merit and performance?
Now - WHAT are the REAL issues for women these days, pray tell?
Best you stick to the Lord of The Flies in your 'thinking' - "Kill the Boomers - Drink Their Blood!"