While polling for Brisbane has suggested the majority will vote No, one supporter of the Yes campaign, Nathan Appo said the large crowd was an indication of strong support.

Gotta say, I think it’s going to be a fairly conclusive “NO” result unfortunately.

It’s not really something that gets brought up in conversation all that often, but when it does I’m still kinda surprised at how many people plan on voting no. It’s always the same arguments too… typical “no” talking points that have been parroted all over the major news channels and what not.

Bit disheartening to be honest, but I’ve kind of accepted we live in a pretty backwards part of Australia (let alone the world) in so many ways.

  • Thordros [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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    1 year ago

    It really boils down to will Australia recognise them and listen to them?

    Narrator Voice: They won’t.

    Source: «broadly gestures toward Canadian liberals seeing and hearing us and doing nothing, either»