That's kind of the point though? When they say their voting system is perfect or the best, they're just saying it because they've been told to think so, not bec

That's kind of the point though? When they say their voting system is perfect or the best, they're just saying it because they've been told to think so, not because they have a meaningful understanding of which properties their system satisfies, and why those are better or more important than those satisfied by other systems. There's 0 understanding of the tradeoffs. By all means, if someone does know about all this and makes a well reasoned case that their preference is for this system and why, that's one thing, but that's not the case with 99% of the Australian voting public.