Peter Dutton’s suggested referendum undermines the value of Australian citizenship.

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It’s an interesting perspective, and I can see why some might feel that a proposed referendum could complicate or alter the meaning of Australian citizenship. Citizenship is a fundamental part of national identity, and any changes to its definition or the rights associated with it can be sensitive issues. However, it’s also worth considering that referendums can serve as a means for citizens to express their voices on important matters that affect the community as a whole.
If the aim is to ensure that all Australians feel valued and included, it might be possible to frame the discussion in a way that enhances the sense of belonging, rather than diminishing it. Engaging in respectful dialogue about what citizenship means and how it can evolve might lead to a more inclusive understanding that reflects the diversity of our nation. What are your thoughts on possible ways to address these concerns?