Foxy,

Dutton supported the voice to parliament up to the point when Albozo made it clear that the voice was not just to parliament but to every level of government in every state and refused to commit to putting protections in place to prevent the voice from becoming a veto.

Albozo single-handedly torpedoed the voice. There was not one thing that Dutton said that was not 100% true.

Shadow Minister,

It was Peter Dutton who was the key figure in the
NO campaign to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament
referendum. He made it quite clear that he did not
support a constitutionally enshrined consultative
body and did everything he could to see it defeated.

He also pledged to hold a 2nd referendum on that matter
if his government won the next election.

His view was not shared by all of his state and territory
party colleagues.

In any case - this has been argued out and I have no
further wish to continue repeating those arguments.

There's a more concerning matter at hand - that of the
Middle East conflict.

Peter Dutton will be dealt with at the next election or
possibly even sooner.

It was not Peter Dutton that influenced my decision, as i never heard him except for the 24 Questions. It was Aboriginals themselves that wanted ONE AUSTRALIA, not a nation divided by disadvantaged forever, with special treatment.

Indigenous communities overwhelmingly voted YES
to Australia's Voice to Parliament.

You were influenced by the NO campaigners many of whom
Peter Dutton influenced.

I was not influenced by anyone.
I said right at the start that if they refuse to give full details 'fine print' it would be an automatic NO, and that I'd be insulted just for asking, or the attempt to win not on merit but by emotional manipulation.

I didn't even watch any of the crap that was televised.
Your argument here rests on very thin ice Foxy.

Aussies weren't keen.
They smelled Albo's bs and didn't go for it.
Everything else is just crap mostly by ppl who still can't accept the decision, and still want to attribute blame, or create some narrative in their minds to make sense of just how far off the mark they were.

They didn't vote No to buy Duttons love or to win success for him.
But they probably got plenty of votes by people who wanted to give Albo a kick up the backside, and see him, and all his stupid woke loving ideas fail.

Go back to your Mardi Gras float Albo, and take your welcome to country with you ya grovelling little arse-licker.

Foxy,

You have clearly shown that Dutton supported a voice to parliament just not the version that Albozo had proposed.

Secondly, polling just before the referendum did not show an overwhelming support amongst Aboriginals. As ballots are not marked by race your claim is pure conjecture.