Far Enough - Vote Yes

Far Enough?
Remember when you wanted to find the best coffee within walking distance of where you’re at and you googled it? You can apply the same tactic to so many other aspects in life! For example; referendums that over 80% of Indigenous people are in favour of. What a time to be alive.

Production Companies - Blue-Tongue Films & Collider
Director - Nash Edgerton
Writers - Jenna Owen, Vic Zerbst
Producers - Michael Cody & Nash Edgerton
Cast - Adam Briggs, Jenna Owen, Vic Zerbst

[JohnDoe-vrqt]

LOL I find it hilarious that the yes ads are basically “vote yes or you are a dummy”.

[nickscud]

This video is brilliant for the No campaign. Writing off the concerns of millions of people based simply on them being "idiots" will likely kill any last chance for this referendum. The constitution was designed to be difficult to change to force those who want to change it to win the argument, not ridicule those who don’t agree. In 1967 over 90% of Australians voted for equality under the constitution. In 2023, it seems at this point, the majority will vote again for equality under the constitution. We’ll see on 14 Oct either way.

[Angry-gi]

This advert was one of the reasons the NO vote got up. The YES vote was never going to pass on the pathetic and overworked "It's time" and "it's the right thing to do" position. Taking the moral high ground (as the left claim ownership of) to convert people's thinking still requires a thoughtfully clear and concise argument. Now that Australians have voted NO how about some accountability and transparency for the $110 million a day spent on 3% of the population.

[kamala]

All six-states and the NT have voted no! The Australian people have spoken 🇦🇺

[michaelharvest]

We voted for unity people. Well done Australia, I’m proud of us. Thank you to the majority, it’s a victory for our society. Black/white/brown the skin tone or where we were born doesn’t matter. If you voted you’re Australian. True blue.

[johnstewart]

My local parliamentarian (Peter Dutton) said it "means no issue – the economy, national security, infrastructure, health, education and more – would be beyond its scope" and so everyone should vote no... that's reason enough for me to vote yes

[rosshilton]

Where is Albo?

He just spent $360 million on this and it failed - due to lack of information. And now he scuttles off home and avoids the result.

He needs to go

[nunyabiznes]

Litmus test:
When the party in power, the legacy media, large corporations and celebrities tell you to do something, what do you do?

[insertnamehere]

Congratulations to the Australian public for rejecting this political third rail.

[SipperyJim]

Can someone explain why the guardian calls this viral and says it has 5 million views when it only has 178k?!

[Dynolad]

Can you believe they thought this ad would work 😭😭

[jamesmccallum]

Briggs the rapper and two barely watchable so-called journalists telling us to go 'google it' is like Woolies berating you for not doing your own check-out properly.

It's literally these people's jobs to help inform the nation. And they come out a week before the most important moment of the most important issue in Australia, and tell us we're the problem.

Top work alll round.

[valuepack]

This is true representation of what a yes voter believes a no voter thinks like. Can see why they lost.

[buryitdeep]

Typical of modern cringe today, people afraid to have an opinion with gutless conversations. I want people to state their case regardless of what they think others may think and have some honesty about themselves.

[jimcomino]

I am Voting NO only because Noel Pearson said there's a second door after the first door .
Can someone tell me what is the second door is all about (Money /Land or something else ???
I am voting NO

[mickjoG]

well… what a condescending advertisement this was 😅… Briggs is probably at home having his week of silence now..

[PartyOnDude_]

Well it's all over now. The big banks and mining companies didn't win.

[incurableromantic]

Three and a half minutes of being patronising, condescending and arrogant: while not addressing one single actual counter argument.

It's so hard to know why you guys lost. . . . . . .

[itachi]

I suppose my confusion is that there are already indigenous representatives in many organisations and in parliament to be the voice(s) of the Aboriginal people and their local communities. This gives me the notion that these voices are being discredited by the indigenous community and therefore ineffective for their needs. What exactly will this new voice change when there are already voices that exist? Can anyone shed light on this?

[Jenny-Anne_Jett]

her lean over & forearm touch as she says ‘and I would *hate* to patronise an Indigenous person’