The fact the people are loath to come out and say how they would vote, based on what we know now, anonymously, with just a bit of name-calling from a ratbag, speaks volumes about the timidity and fear of modern Australians.

ttbn,

As a ratbag you can stop calling me a MORON, fwit etc, and apply them to yourself. As for voting, I've made it clear in the past I will be voting "YES". Why is it of interest to you? How you are going to vote is of no interest what so ever to me.

A big yawn again. You seem to be taking over from that old battle axe that hasn't been posting for a while. Boring.

Hi Paul

I really appreciated your Boomers to Hatchlings comment. I'm a Boomer who can talk proper, beyond grunting.

I'm going to use your comment at a local community group I chair.

I'll attribute it to one "Paul"

Cheers Mavs

Hi Mavs,

In order of age there are in Aussie;

(1) Hatchlings
(2) Zoomers
(3) Millennial's
(4) Aspros
(5) Boomers (not to be confused with the Zoomers)
(6) Spats and Straw Hats
and finally (7) Cemeterians

That covers everyone between the ages of zero the Hatchlings to infinity, that's the Cemeterians.

If this race-based rubbish gets into the Constitution, we will have to accept an unelected advisory body of Indigenous academics and activists telling the federal government what to do. The potential for the Voice to run to the courts when it does not get its way all but guarantees it will have the last say on a limitless range of crucial decisions. Given the courts are also unelected, the vast majority of Australians will be effectively excluded from this stage of the proposed decision-making process. They will, rather ironically, be rendered voiceless.