We should be thankful to Paul1405 for displaying & exposing the kind of character of people in the pro Voice movement. It helps to get an idea what voting Yes has in store for this Nation !
Foxy's support for these people also shows the degree of integrity we can expect from the Voice !

Indyvidual,

Yes. The claims that the Yes mob are doing all the work to achieve a NO vote looks to be getting truer all the time. The latest clanger by Marcia Langton, is really helpful,

A couple of hundred of the terminally stupid marched for Yes here in Adelaide yesterday. But, it's not the useful idiots that agree with them that the government has to take note of - it's the ones who disagree that they need to worry about, and they don’t seem to be doing that, as people like Langton are demonstrating.

With Langton et Al, it is, 'do what we tell you, whitey'!

Well Paul has one thing right when he says, "Aboriginal people would still be living a diseased ridden life in rusted iron humpies, forgotten and marginalised on some river bank somewhere".

But he is actually talking about life before white settlement. That being the case, who was marginalising them, only other aboriginies, & they weren't lucky enough to have any rusted iron humpies, all they had was bark.

Yes aborigines have a thousand reasons to give thanks that Europeans came & improved their lives so far to be totally out of sight of their miserable past.

Dear Paul,

Exciting and positive news.

Thousands gathered in Adelaide on Saturday for the
first of dozens of YES Voice to Parliament campaign
events this week-end. Campaign marches are taking
place across Australia today in support of a
Constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice to
Parliament.

Even in New York crowds gathered to walk over the
Brooklyn Bridge just hours ago.

It certainly show that people do care.

Even people living overseas.

Dear Paul,

Our current PM made it quite clear that:

"We've always been at our best as a nation when
we've looked to the future with excitement and
optimism. That's when we make progress. Right now
the chance to be our best is once again calling out
to us."

"The chance to close the gap between Indigenous
and non-Indigenous Australians in a way we have
never been able to before. The chance to bring all
Australians together in a moment of unity that will
shine even more brightly than the desert light that
fell on Vincent Lingiari and Gough Whitlam. With a YES
vote that resounds right across our continent."

"This is not a journey that began with us. But it is
a journey we have been given the great privilege of
joining."

"This is both an invitation but also an embrace. Arms
around an entire nation. We have been invited to join
a movement of the Australian people for a better future.
A better future."

A better future for us all.

Saying no is not an option for decent people.

"
A better future for us all."

Most politician through the ages have promised a "A better future for us all."

Fortunately for them, there is a segment of the population who habitually fall for it.... and just move on to the next unattainable promise when the first doesn't materialise. T'was always thus.