If the Voice to Parliament is the wondrous advance that the crazy-eyed morality police want us to believe, then why do its proponents-in-chief continually shy away from answering the single most pressing question about its credibility?
The Voice is all about creating another bureaucracy, but not one politician, activist, or keyboard warrior is willing or able to explain how, exactly, a new bureaucracy will fix the chronic disadvantage, social misery, and shortened life spans that afflict the most marginalised Aboriginal Australians.
Bureaucracies are notorious failures when it comes to achieving actual results and it is unrealistic to expect that the Voice will...
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