The racist, divisive Voice, has had the effect of taking people's minds of many other things that are going badly. I was reminded of this today by a leaflet in my regular pharmacy stating,

"You and your loved ones are at risk of prescription medicine shortages due to the Albanese Labor Government".

I have already experienced these shortages.

Getting the population angry, confused and divided is one of the first things that totalitarians do to 'change the country', as Albanese said he wanted to do before he got in with less than one third of the primary vote.

Everything about Albanese shouts TYRANT. Don’t be fooled by that silly grin and whiny voice, and talk about living in public housing with a single mother. He's out to change Australia alright; and the Voice would be just the beginning if he is allowed to get away with it.

I don't bother listening to Peter Dutton anymore, but if he is still yammering about 'lack of details', he should knock it off, because he could be seen - does seem - to be suggesting that some form of the Voice might be acceptable in the Constitution.

To hell with details! On principle the Voice is wrong, and it has no place in the Coalition - that's why the vote should be NO.

I agree, 100% TTBN - Our indigenous folk have more voices among those with real power than you, or I will ever have! I believe I had mentioned several times previously; When I was still in the job and relieving sergeant in the bush, I saw brand new homes erected at government expense, rendered uninhabitable, and trashed for no apparent reason. Then they would complain about some minor issue that caused them to embark upon their destructive behaviour, and more new housing was provided for their entertainment.

I wanted to charge several individuals, and I was quietly told by the area Inspector not to waste his or my time. Somebody in the area already had a loud, powerful voice and enormous influence. And now they want even more power with an additional 'voice' in Parliament? No way.

o sung wu.

It's always good to hear your experiences with the real world of aboriginality.

There is a train of thought among some commentators that Albanese has pinned his leadership credibility entirely on this divisive, race-based Voice - to the exclusion of things that are affecting most Australians - and that a NO vote will see the end of him as Prime Minister.

Albanese is also being reported as blaming the media for the downturn in support for the Voice.

Unbelievable!

Arguments against the Voice by Jacinta Price and Warren Mundine were 'causing confusion', he bleated to the ABC.

Unbelievable!

TTBN...You're right, on so many fronts - Our rudderless PM is so divisive, he'll be lucky to survive any sort of refererandum - Yes, no, or otherwise, don't know.

o sung wu

It's a pity that Labor under Rudd rigged it so that leaders could not be turfed out as Rudd himself was. I don't believe that all members of the Labor government are as unhinged and tyrannical as Albanese is.