mhaze,

It's not a question of "going my way."
It's a question of facts, evidence, information,
not lies, falsehoods and misinformation.
And unfortunately - some only know one way to
achieve their agendas - and they avoid the
facts.

But then I'm talking to a person, who defends
Trump, defended Cardinal Pell, and tried to
smear US President Biden as having molested
his daughter.

You Sir are a disgrace and have no credibility
whatsoever. Nick off.

Owwwww, it seems my logic has gotten under Foxy's very thin skin....again.

I'm not thin-skinned. I identify myself as civilized
and sensitive. I tend to barricade myself in that
preposterous condition known as self-respect.

BTW: I can build a firm foundation with the bricks
others have thrown at me. (smile).

Back to the Voice referendum.

We need an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
Because as former US President explained:

"The 9 most terrifying wrods are:

"I'm from the government and I'm here to help."

Foxy,

I've got to admire your pure optimism. You keep supporting Albozo when it is clear that the voice is going down in flames. The reason that it is failing so miserably is entirely due to Albozo's hubris and sheer arrogance and not Newscorp (which covers both sides of the argument).

The point when I knew the voice was doomed was when Albozo refused to accept any compromise and bipartisanship from the coalition as no referendum has succeeded without bipartisanship.

The other mistakes were Labor's deliberate attempts not to fund the NO campaign, calling No voters racist and the failure to define exactly what the "voice" was. Aussie voters can spot a bait and switch a mile away.

The question is whether Albozo can survive spending $350m on virtue signalling.

Shadow Minister,

There are a large number of people who are still
undecided on how they're going to vote in this
referendum. So its not a sure thing one way or
the other. I think at present - people have other
concerns on their minds.

As far as criticizing
our current PM - that's unfair. The man has a lot
on his plate at the moment but cut him some slack.
He's determined to keep his election promise made
to our First Nations people who've worked so hard
for so many years to be where they are today.

And as the PM has said - win or lose, at least the
Voice referendum has got people talking about
Indigenous issues. It has brought the problems out
into the open. That in itself has been worthwhile
surely you can agree with that?