Australia

I appreciate now, given the context of user report(s), the reason you specified you weren't deleting that person's post.

Regarding your insistence that the user was spreading misinformation however, I believe that you are splitting hairs. That user did not specify the members would be indigenous, they said it would be racist to include specific powers to a specific race in the Constitution. I already explained my viewpoint that representation is power, a view I am sure most people who support the Voice would agree with given a different context such as the one I earlier described.

if the reason for the 'misinformation' accusation is using the labels 'race' and 'racism' to describe indigenous people and singling them out respectively, then by that logic it is also 'misinformation' in other contexts too. If a shop refuses to serve someone because they are aboriginal, they're not being 'racist' because aboriginals are a 'cultural group' not a race?

Note how the following amendments do not change the validity of the argument one bit:

I love how giving specific ~~powers~~ abilities to make representations to government for a specific ~~race~~ cultural group within the constitution is anything but ~~racism~~ cultural groupism. Sounds almost like the textbook definition of ~~racism~~ cultural groupism to me but what do i know.

The word 'disingenuous' is used too often in debate I think, but I'll be honest, that is what it looks like people are being here; intentionally (edit: perhaps subconsciously would be more apt) misunderstanding the 'No' arguments and shutting them down with accusations of lies and misinformation, all so that they don't have to acknowledge that their points are valid.