Little or nothing has been said about Albanese's absurd comparison of his Voice claptrap with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, which began with 'all men are created equal'.

Albanese doesn't believe that, deeming that aboriginal Australians are not equal to the rest of us, can't look after themselves, and need our help; help that no other race or culture gets in this country.

Albanese's 'address' begins with the message that aboriginal Australians are not equal.

Whereas the Gettysburg Address sought unity, the Voice - every time it is mentioned by the Alboracists - seeks separation of one race from the rest of us. They want payback.

Malice towards white and other non-aboriginal Australians oozes from the Voice.

If you believe that aboriginal people are lesser humans and mentally challenged to be able to enter a modern society - Vote YES. For special treatment.

If you believe that aboriginal people are equal in intelligence and their situation is rescuable by education and self-discipline to be able to enter a modern world - Vote NO. For equality.

Dear ttbn,

The equality issue silences the voice for me, so everything else is a floor show. What interests me at present are Peta Credlin's efforts regarding the length of the Uluru statement. Albanese is looking the complete fool, now acknowledging that he hasn't read the full document, but presumably he gets the vibe of it. Amazing! Here is the main guy pushing the referendum and he hasn't read the Uluru statement when the likes of Megan Davis are suggesting that every Australian should read the statement in full. You couldn't make that up.

The Report from the Royal Commission into the Deaths
in Custody, the Bringing Them Home Report, the
Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation's final Report
and the Referendum Council's Final Report all mark
significant steps in understanding the effects of
colonisation, dispossession, forced removal and trauma
on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well
as understanding their remarkable resilience.

Most recently the Uluru Statement from the Heart captures
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander aspirations for a
fair and truthful relationship with the people of Australia
based on justice and self determination. All of these
reports including the Uluru Statement share a common message
that there is a need to understand the truths of the past to
avoid repeating the wrongs of the past today.

That is why it is so important to vote YES for the Voice
to Parliament.

Dear Foxy,

The Uluru statement is the culmination of these things. Albanese has made it an election promise to implement the Uluru statement in full, a promise he has often repeated. He hasn't read the document, yet he wants all Australians to support it in the referendum. I hope you read the fine print before you sign Foxy and aren't just relying on the vibe to guide you like Albo is.

Such idiocy could never eventuate with a non-academic indoctrinated at the helm !