Quote Originally Posted by dotcumdotinyou View Post
You should give up frisson, no matter how eloquently you put forward an argument the looniest of the loony left will ALWAYS find someone else to blame. They did a break down in the news last night and showed that the latte sippers in the inner suburbs of Sydney voted yes, where as the outer suburbs - LABOUR HEARTLAND - voted no.

Ask Reggie why the true believers voted no and his reply would be "they all read Murdoch's papers". So Reggie's argument is that all labour voters are gullible, but the truth is they voted no because they weren't given all the information.
Debate is good. Still waiting for excuses to cease and some substance be presented as to why Australia should have voted Yes with an untested Voice model that Noone, Noone, understood

Read the debate here carefully - not once do Yes advocates give details about the model. Would there be protests to the High Court if the Voice wasn't followed on a certain issue?

No matter how much the Yes want to blame someone else - Murdoch, Joyce etc, watch carefully - they never support their own spokespeople
Why. Because the Yes spokespeople were totally ignored by the Australian public

Who was the Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister who was one of the strongest Yes campaigners ? Who cares. Her own electorate, Barton, voted No. She was ignored. I'm not making this stuff up

Most Australians made up their mind by listening to their heart. The PMs message was as clear as dirty dishwater

It's been fun. Hope you found it entertaining too. Welcome your opinion.

I discussed the No campaigners because they were potent debaters. Mundine and Price wiped the floor of their Yes opponents

Six states voted No

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