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I see it as ending up much like the environment.You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who in principle doesn't support the basic concept of making at least some effort to protect the natural environment.Trouble is, environment all to often becomes merely an excuse to do or not do something the real object of which is buying votes in the big cites. Regional and remote Australia's been thrown under the bus more than once with that trick and it works simply due to the information gap. Those it seeks to appeal to in truth haven't a clue about the issue beyond what some activist told them.The Voice seems to have very similar potential to be used as a tool to do things that aren't about helping Aboriginal people but which are simply about gaining votes in the big cities.
I see it as ending up much like the environment.
You'd be hard pressed to find anyone who in principle doesn't support the basic concept of making at least some effort to protect the natural environment.
Trouble is, environment all to often becomes merely an excuse to do or not do something the real object of which is buying votes in the big cites. Regional and remote Australia's been thrown under the bus more than once with that trick and it works simply due to the information gap. Those it seeks to appeal to in truth haven't a clue about the issue beyond what some activist told them.
The Voice seems to have very similar potential to be used as a tool to do things that aren't about helping Aboriginal people but which are simply about gaining votes in the big cities.
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