Watch yes believers try to dismiss Thomas Mayor.

http://au.iofc.org/uluru-statement-heart-thomas-mayor
ttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12209503/Voice-Parliament-architect-addresses-plan-Pay-Rent-Indigenous-people.html

With the Senate voting 52 to 19 for holding the race-based Voice referendum, it's now up to us. Hopefully, the rest of us will have more sense and follow the 19.

Michaelia Cash's comment that the small 'l' liberals voted for it because they 'think' that Australians should have a say is utter bullsh.t. Australians didn't want it in the first place; it has been forced on them from the top down.

No sensible democratic person wants a country divided by race. Of course, we don't know if a majority of Australians are still sensible and democratic. There will be a lot of sh.t thrown about over the next six months.

Yes Search Foundation as new Communism is scary. Thanks for putting us onto it ttbn. Kudos.

There is extreme views from both the YES and NO sides of the debate. Are those voting NO only in agreement with those like Lidia Thorpe that want Aboriginal sovereignty and treaty placed before The Voice, and are therefore advocating a NO vote on those grounds.

I decided to vote no when the thing first came up, because it is just plain wrong. It's racist. It's divisive. It's all about power and benefits for a few - and the few sure as Hell are not the poor buggers who really need some help to get them out of the camps, and into education and jobs so that they can get some self respect and dignity.

Albanese is practising politics - the only thing he understands, never having been involved in any other way of life.

ttbn,

You are entitled to your opinion and your vote. The Australian people will decide, and that's as how it should be. Just as I believe Peter Dutton is racists against black people for the way he is advocating a NO vote, I also believe Lidia Thorpe is racists against white people for the way she is advocating a NO vote as well.

If No is the answer of the Australian people, it will be a set back for Aboriginal people, but it wont be the end of their long struggle for recognition.