What racist attitudes?
Foxy,
The ones who gloss over lack of effort & make that lack a racial issue !

Dear Indyvidual,

I don't know what you are talking about.
You need to be more specific - and give examples.
Thanks.

I see Julian Leeser stated, "He says the voice will help close the “horrendous” gap in outcomes for Indigenous people, citing that an Indigenous woman is 35 times more likely to be assaulted and an Indigenous boy is more likely to go to jail than university.

I wonder if he knows that assaults are happening by aboriginal men, and aboriginal boys are committing crimes because of the home culture they grow up in. The only cure is removing them from these remote communities and placing them in a disciplined environment. The Voice will not change behaviors, as they want to fight and appropriate things they like.

A Great case to Vote NO!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be8E9aagdls

Josephus,

Did you really link to a video from Anderson? My goodness. The bloke's hyperbole is usually off the charts by default and his opening lines here don't disappoint.

"Australian's will make one the the most important political decisions of their lifetime..."

"...which would make SPECIAL representations to parliament and to the executive on an EXTRAORDINARY range if not ALL policy matter that might come before the government."

Emphasis added by him. He really does come off as a dropkick.

But leaving that aside his Referendum Report from 2016 did make some telling observations:

"Finally, it is clear from the responses that there is a need to address the perceived impact of constitutional recognition on Indigenous aspirations for sovereignty or a treaty. A number of respondents noted that the movement in support of sovereignty was gaining some ground. Any final proposal will need to clearly differentiate the issue of constitutional recognition from treaty. Awareness-raising should focus on clarifying the fact that recognition in no way precludes a treaty, and indeed, may present a pathway towards it."

http://www.referendumcouncil.org.au/sites/default/files/2016-06/Final_Report_Aboriginal_Torres_Strait_Islander_Act_of_Recognition_Review_Panel_1MB.pdf

Oh dear. The world on its head. The Voice's popularity is dropping like the proverbial and it's a wicked plot by political extremists.

The reality is that it is the yes campaign that failing to provide satisfactory and logical answers to simple questions.

Albanese could have legislated the Voice with little fuss and expense, and were constitutional change is the objective then a working prototype is always a much easier sell, but with this dumb approach the Voice may never become a reality.

Oh, and how ironic to see the champions of the working class siding with the elites and accusing the plebs of being misled. Keep on digging!