Kudos Josephus. If the Labor Party had any good arguments to make about The Voice they should have made them by now but they haven't at all in my view. In my view "The Voice is evil". Democracy only works with an informed electorate and they need time to make a decision. Sounds like the Labor party is trying to use "glittering generalities" and complexity to confuse and obfuscate the public to push the issue through.

Vote No-
I believe that Foxy is an extremist and only extremists really believe in Voting Yes for The Voice.

Communists also seem to use the same ploy as Foxy is using.

If you say that people that vote a certain way are extremists enough then people will start to believe it- it will start to eat into people brains and distort their reality- other people will start to believe it and attack people that believe those beliefs.

But if you think about it this tactic alone doesn't actually give any more information than an unsubstantiated assertion.

The sad thing is this tactic is effective in politics and therefore if you are morally above these tactics you are at a significant disadvantage. Perhaps a moral tactician would also provide legitimate information.

Voltaire got it right long ago:

"Those who can make you believe absurdities,
can make you commit atrocities."

So did Bertrand Russell:
"Many people would sooner die than think. In
fact they do."

A people inspired by democracy, human rights, and
economic opportunity will turn their back decisively
against extremism. But when peaceful democratic change
is made impossible it feed into extremist propaganda.

Yes, Foxy's mantra is Communist sympathizers' beliefs, it is wedge politics to change the Constitution. This then allows the rise of division by race and the rise of Marcia Langton and Thomas Mayo [a non aboriginal], and Thea Reid to introduce their communist agenda by their voice.