mhaze,

You can't be more wrong about me.

But then you're wrong about most things.

"But then you're wrong about most things."

Yeah, I have to admit how embarrassed I was at getting the whole Voice vote wrong. There I was, 14 months before the actual vote, explaining, (not just predicting but explaining) how the Voice vote would fail and the reasons for the failure and then....

Of coarse, those who got it wrong have long since memory-holed it.

mhaze,

You should be embarrassed. Being right about The Voice
is sadly nothing to be proud of.

"We as Aboriginal people still have to fight to prove
that we are straight out plain human beings, the same
as everyone else."
(Neville Bonner).

Of coarse, those who got it wrong have long since memory-holed it.

"Those who got it wrong have long-since memory-holed it?"

No. Sometimes you just have to give up on some people -
not because you don't care, but because they don't.

"Being right about The Voice
is sadly nothing to be proud of."

This is more of the Foxy fantasy-land. The magical kingdom when being wrong is a badge of honour and being right is to be abhorred.

The land where completely misreading the views of the vast majority of your fellow citizens is good-think and seeing the world as it actually is to double-plus bad.


The land where some of the most reliable organisations on the planet become disreputable because they publish facts that you prefer to not know.

You can't make this up.