Bazz

Expecting comments is like listening at a keyhole: you won't hear anything good.

Listen to a real aboriginal, Warren Mundine, who says:

"The Voice is not Aboriginal culture. In our cultures, only countrymen and women can speak for country. No national body can speak for the circa 300 traditional owner groups, Australia’s “First Nations,” it would be a huge bureaucratic structure drowning out Aboriginal voices, not enabling them to be heard".

Of course the whitey smart arses and knowalls don't want to listen to actual descendants of aborigines who are against the Voice. It doesn't fit in with the hard racism and the 'divide and rule' concept.

The Indigenous Voice co-design report by Professors
Langton and Calma led by a group appointed by the
former Indigenous Minister Ken Wyatt as part of the 2019
election promise to develop options for an Indigenous Voice
has been presented to Parliament. Their report was the
result of 18 months worth of consultation with 9,478 people
and organisations including 1115 community consultations in 67
locations, 2,978 submissions, 1,127 surveys, 124 stake holder
meetings and 13 webinars.

Sounds rather representative to most rational people.

OOOps, sorry for the typo.

It should read - 115 community organisations.

This Voice malarkey stems not from any love of aborigines, but more from a hatred of white civilisation. The biggest threat to Australia is its own citizens. We have fouled our own nest.

Not even birds poop in their own nest.

The unnecessary time and attention given to the Voice overshadows the increasing horrors of aboriginal life in Alice Springs, where the Mayor has called for federal intervention.

As the Northern Territory is a territory, not a state, the federal government can put Federal Police and ADF forces in to aid local police.

So far, the Federal Labor Government has declined to do so. Too busy on something that won't help the aboriginal population in Alice Springs (the Voice) or the rest of the population subject to theft and violence, which has increased since the same Federal Labor government dropped alcohol restrictions.