Free Voices: Nyunggai Warren Mundine AO: What does the Voice really mean for Australia

[@chriscox8547]

Thank you, Warren. At this point in time, I will vote No, to the referendum.

[@HMASBarbette]

At this point? What other point is there?

[@jhykobz1yq]

Consider that this man has vested business interests in avoiding a constitutional voice. Alot of his mines would require consultation instead of being free to pick and choose. He also does not provide a better alternative.

[@HMASBarbette]

@@jhykobz1yq There is no alternative. Can you not see the coup d'État by 400000 self-deprecating Australians currently totally equal in pursuing happiness? The worst aboriginal representatives in modern history lead the obfuscation on these matters, such as Thorpe, Doddson, Burney etc. If you, Sir can't see that, then In that case, you have something lacking in your love of your country. We all have a vested interest in the nation. Be it business through superannuation that gives you free money and capital growth, much of which is derived from Gas, Coal Iron Ore or are you keen on the paralyzation of the governmental process? Good intentions never lead to good outcomes. Having listened to the Ayers rock-carrying politician, I will vote NO as you and every Australian should do their duty. Warren Mundine is on the right side of history, as is Jacinta Price. However, no one should vilify them. That is purely childish mob mentality.

[@jhykobz1yq]

@@HMASBarbette My friend you have just criticised the voluntary advocates that Mundine provides as the only alternative, and you first spruik as a measure of equality, the contradiction in your view is just the inability to comprehend institutional violence. You are just a very privileged and probably spoilt white man, a boomers super is not a strong argument for a lack of reparations, your fortune sits in contrast to one of the largest examples of genocidal racism, and you are threatened about some measly shares..

[@Kwesekara1672]

@@HMASBarbette I agree 💯 Sick of all this smouldering resentment making our lives miserable as well. Doesn’t matter what we do, some people are never happy, appreciative or thankful.

[@mickbuilding8250]

What a real voice to be heard....! Thanks Warren

[@Neilhoh3]

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[@TheDixiechick12]

We don't need a referendum, we need our govt to be working for all Australians not Corporate interests

[@Kwesekara1672]

And that is what this is really all about you can bet.

[@lllordllloyd]

​@@Kwesekara1672Yeah, the IPA doesn't represent corpirate interests. Who do you think FUNDS it, you naive child?

[@petey960]

Agree 100%. I want to recognise Australia’s first peoples but we’re all Australians. Every Australian is equal. Vote NO to this divisive referendum.

[@jakalamanewtown6814]

Separation is valuable if you want a harmonious society- separation in your mind so truck drivers are not builders. Mundine is not aboriginal, he is a 'white convert.'

[@ozwunder69]

So 1977 you would have voted against the anthem which the LNP sat on for 6 years and ignored.. traitor

[@quintinmarsters1609]

Absolutely

[@jakalamanewtown6814]

@@quintinmarsters1609 pretender- bet money you 'think' you OZ but born OS. History is nothing to you.

[@margaretclarke3643]

​@@jakalamanewtown6814 Warren Mundine is probably more aboriginal than most of the others who claim to be!

[@bsrlpar]

Warren is a great Australian. He is a very honest, courageous and intelligent man.

[@thecarweewoodworker8629]

What a genuine gentleman, I really enjoyed listening to his life story.

[@Neilhoh3]

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[@timwilson4684]

Become a senator Warren - there is a vacancy. The left factions will not like you - but we bloody do.

[@terryashton3541]

Spot on mate, if he was made a Senator the woke lobby would be in crises.

[@lindawilcox4279]

Fabulous Interview Daniel. Loved listening to you Warren. Thank you

[@pegsmith8401]

Loved listening to this man and his story. I admire him even more now. He talks a lot of sense and is very logical. I was always voting no, now I am even more convinced that I am doing the correct thing. Race should not be in our constitution, I was born here and I am a very proud Australian. Vote no, it's the right thing to do.

[@beepbeep6861]

Yes the boss taught him well, he's a good little Jacky Jacky boy. 😂😂😂

[@upstumps]

@@beepbeep6861 Seems to me that Elbow taught you well. You're being a bit racist in my opinion...

[@beepbeep6861]

@@upstumps So telling the truth is racist, oh but wait a minute.

[@santobellomo8775]

Warren you are a national treasure and inspiration to all australians

[@DD-bx8rb]

Listening to Warren, I realise just how all humans are the same. My father (white) grew up on the family farm in western NSW in the 1930's during the Depression, in a tin hut, no electricity, dirt floor, his bedroom was on the veranda with his brothers. They were poor but they had food. Aboriginal shearers and their families stayed in a second cottage. They returned each year because Grandad paid fairly and there was mutual respect. Dad and his siblings played with the shearers kids. No doom and gloom stories of racial division, just humans coming together and helping each other. Thank you Warren, for your stories and your example of hard work and determination.

[@joycebaron672]

As it should be ,

[@DD-bx8rb]

@@joycebaron672 Not sure what you are saying there Joyce

[@jakalamanewtown6814]

Good to hear your story and helping respect in cottage of shearers -but Warren does not understand theatre of disadvantage in 2000's- Economics crap.

[@rosemarytempany478]

So many did , I visited many antbed dirt floor , corrugated iron " humpies" with Hessian bag walls , as a young child.

[@DD-bx8rb]

@@rosemarytempany478 You lost me there???

[@AddyAshton]

Thank you Mr Mundine for your very thoughtful perspective, I will be saying no but why can't Australian's be provided unbiased information and be allowed to make their own minds up. We know why.

[@James-kv6kb]

Because the government knows if they give the money to the full bloods its going to be wasted so they want to show value for money by saying look there's all these Aboriginal people succeeding despite the fact that they're predominantly White in most cases and ignoring the full bloods in the bush

[@gjamieson1956]

The yes campaign is all smoke and mirrors do you trust that ,what Australian PM has ever tried to delude the citizens on the vibe ,Discrimination and Discussing

[@philippawesterman8843]

Fascinating conversation. Illustrative of those in our society who have worked hard to make their own way. Warren, would you recommend the revival of trade schools, especially for aboriginal communities? Go Warren!

[@sthnwatch]

We've still got trade schools. They're used to be called called trades schools or technical colleges AKA "Tech". Now they're called TAFE colleges. They still graduate trades certificates.

[@kenbuchan1484]

@@sthnwatch tafe colleges that have increased fees to business and individuals to the point its not viable for small business to send apprentices to tafe

[@Neilhoh3]

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[@marksheehan8026]

From a proud Australian living abroad for 28 years . Good to hear this fellow speak.. l hope bureaucracy gets pushed out of the picture and let the real people at the coal face get on with it. Same in most western countries

[@gjamieson1956]

Yes mate agree totally, read everything about the voice campaign, funny how the PM only wishers only to fund the yes campaign, no details but feel the vibe ,high court judges have said if this yes vote was to be successful it be years in the supreme court ,it takes years now to get projects approved approved, hope you don't have properly here ,the yes vote is after rent for the last 195 years at 5% ,Do you still feel like an Australian

[@sabejreid2072]

God we have a fight on - the Chinese Communists and Soros backed Legals are skewing the results in America and funding activists soon to come from NZ to de-stabalise Australia.

[@cameronanderson7630]

@@gjamieson1956the fuck are you on about?

[@jhykobz1yq]

The entire institution of capitalism is upheld by bureaucracy for the people and a lack of regulation/or neura fact for business. There is a personal business interest from this man hiding in plain sight, he is not arguing for you or them. Just himself

[@markhill9275]

​@@gjamieson1956 "Feel the vibe"? Isn't that a line from "The Castle"? Sounds fitting!

[@JamesPTyers-yp2kq]

Well spoken Warren✅

[@brendabrown5419]

A pleasure to listen to this Gentleman. A man of no nonsense and of common sense. God Bless. 🇦🇺🇷🇸❤️

[@maxsweetman6341]

Australia needs unity not division Our system is already broken

[@elsiecater156]

Correct some were born to indigenous Aussies others born to Aussies from elsewhere but I am Australian have accepted all Aussies as equal but some give more effort to be part of the country I would like to see the indigenous look to improving their future without trying to blame everyone else they have wonderful people to emulate there push for improvement stop the rot of the wok who want to divide us go together Aussies together vote no no.

[@josa9902]

My parents told me exactly the same story. EVERYONE black or white did it tough back then.

[@Neilhoh3]

Back then. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4jGd5l3ibSNiNU

[@Deanima0]

Mr Mundine, really enjoyed hearing your story and reminded me of my childhood in the 70s growing up in a poor family. Pulling myself up by my bootstraps as we used to say and taking every opportunity to get educated and work hard is what changed my life around. This is the same formular around the world. After listening to all the arguments, I will be voting No , At this stage

[@savagegfry]

Love you Warren, you are truely a great Australian, one of the greatest ever.

[@beepbeep6861]

Good little Jacky Jacky boy. 😂😂😂

[@DD-bx8rb]

@@beepbeep6861 I feel sorry for you.

[@beepbeep6861]

@@DD-bx8rb Feel sorry for yourself, I'm not the one wanting to keep the first nations people down in the dirt.

[@DD-bx8rb]

@@beepbeep6861 You seek to demean Warren. Black and White are united as humans. We marrry each other! You seek to divide with you Critical Race anger. It is the elite Leftist Aboriginals and Whites in the Voice, with money, sipping their Chardonay, who keep poor Aboriginals in the dirt. VOTE NO

[@robynhegwein1]

​@@beepbeep6861 well tell them to clean up their own dirt! Oh wait pass the flagon...

[@christophergame7977]

Warren Mundine is a national hero.

[@jakalamanewtown6814]

Pull again and you would know ?

[@Neilhoh3]

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[@ericcook4179]

Thank you the for interview and thank you Warren for your story and your strong constitution. God Bless.

[@davidw9325]

If only Warren could become our prime Minister - an incredible wise man as our leader, now wouldn't that be a novel idea!

[@ricochet2977]

It may not be Warren, but it will happen one day.

[@nigelmorgan3449]

Joke

[@terryashton3541]

Absolutely and I second that.

[@stuartwait3886]

Very well said thank you for your contribution.

[@dondon9829]

Listening to this interview , sounds to me my life has been no different to Warrens , my mum and dad wanted the same opportunity's for me as warrens mum and dad

[@blake-gl4wn]

Well I’m white. So statistically, in Australia, I was less likely to die as a baby and I’m more likely to live longer.

[@christineworrall7186]

A wonderful interview. And thank you Warren. You have my utmost respect

[@elainehodge9415]

Thankyou Warren and Jacinta. You are an inspiration with what the labor are trying to inflict on the majority of the country. We are one people, no matter from where you come from or born, never divided until albo and his cohorts got into power. They should be tried for treason!!!

[@Neilhoh3]

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[@MD-jv9ns]

what a wonderful humble and brilliant man.

[@BerndFelsche]

Appreciation of the value of work, not just to earn money but also to value oneself.

[@tedsmall3793]

Always a pleasure to listen to Warren Mundine. Thank you for the interview .

[@lynfawcett221]

Thank you both for having this discussion, Warren Mundine, you put your side of things very clearly. Thank you for speaking up so eloquently. Thus has helped me make my mine up about The Voice.

[@anthonywoodroof2800]

Warren is a champion, and a great Australian.

[@hermanjonkers4504]

Wow, how rational from Warren, this is the voice Australia needs.

[@zenmechano]

There's a spectrum of people. Those who seize opportunities and those who are constantly aggrieved by their lack of motivation and expect to be carried by society. Warren is a stellar example of the former. I'll work a bit harder tomorrow and get a bit more done to honor his commitment to our great country. We can't carry bludgers, the modern world is as cutthroat as it's ever been. We fight and thrive or curl up and die.

[@ausjo8352]

Firstly thankyou you both for giving us an insight into the voice. Warren is so interesting to listen to. I also feel that the voice has been a little sneaky which automatically makes people want to know what are they hiding? This to me is just normal as we do respect the Indigenous and acknowledge them but I too having grown up in remote have my life experiences and I also can't see how this will work. I am also concerned at the permanency of it in the constitution. I will be voting no.

[@brontepetropoulos4755]

Luv this intellect of Warren hes a good man!!!

[@cathyflorence8040]

What well informed interview. Warren Mundine is an absolute gentleman, so humble and articulate. What an absolute mess this is going to create, heaven help Australia!!!! 🙏

[@gondwanatravels8834]

Common sense ,thank you Mr Mundine❤

[@twilightroach4274]

I am so thankful for this fantastic interview! My utmost respect to both of you for shedding true light light on this decisive situation of the “voice”. Hopefully we at the grassroots level can see past the political smoke and mirrors of this power play.

[@7eroBubble]

Mundine is a brilliantly shining example of a true Australian.

[@leighmurrell5494]

A voice? What sort of Voice is or should generated by the National Indigenous Australians Agency just as one example, given that it has a 21/22 budget of $5.7 billion and 1300 employees. If this level of bureaucracy, on top of all the other Councils etc, cannot claim to be a very loud voice for indigenous Australians, then what is it doing and if it is (as it should), then why do we need yet another expensive and cumbersome level of bureaucracy to provide a Voice?

[@Noneya605]

The ‘Voice’ is a UN Trojan horse land grab designed to strip Indigenous of their sovereignty! Vote No!

[@stanyeaman4824]

After Stan Grant’s hateful and divisive reporting on the Coronation reconciliation is now impossible and a bug NO to the Voice will certainly follow.

[@cidpac54]

Thank you Daniel & associates for the great question/conversation presentation & thank you Warren for your valued, unbiased assessment regarding the "Voice". In my opinion I think the "true" underlying goal of "Labor" is to move away from paying, manipulating, pressuring & lying to "voters" in order to get "in government" & instead simply remind "The Voice of Parliament" who gave them their Parliamentary position & thus deserving the Right to stay in parliament regardless of any outcome of any "Vote". Seems to me every time Labor gets into power "they" concoct a new means to "buy" voters .. boat people, refugees, select ethnic "open door" migrant policies & now this !! Thank God Australian "politics" hasn't quite reached the blatant "thug" tactics of Russia, China & North Korea ... YET !!

[@oxy-099]

I am voting “no”which is a yes for democracy!

[@margaretclarke3643]

Good thinking!

[@unjay1967]

What do you mean?

[@marylacapp7262]

👏👏👏Thank you Mr. Mundine. Respect to you.

[@jeanne6774]

what a great talk ! Love Nyunggai Warren Mundine for his calm intellectual reasoning about how he sees the Voice to parliament proposal !

[@micromaid2187]

A large number of Australians have no clue what the Uluru Statement from the Heart is about and fewer still know that it is not fully supported by the Aboriginal people - only a few

[@saintsone7877]

Just look at the signatories for the clue. Approximately 500 different Aboriginal Nations, groups, tribes etc exist in Australia right now. Yet the "Statement from the Heart" was signed by 250 delegates representing less than 200 such Nations/Tribes,/Groups etc. Where are the signatures of the other 300 or so Nations/Tribes/Groups etc? Yet Albanese/Burney etc would have us believe it has almost unanimous support from ALL Aboriginal Nations/Tribes/Groups etc. Warren stated those that opposed were removed yet that was NEVER covered by any MSM outlet and one has to ask why? He also stated that originally only those that were invited had a say. Again, why were the voices of those that disagreed not even listened to. In a Democracy all sides get a say and the people then vote. Seems with the Voice and Uluru "Statement of the Heart", only those that agreed with a certain view got to have a say. Therefore it is undemocratically inspired and should be rejected by the electorate.

[@micromaid2187]

@@saintsone7877 agree wholeheartedly

[@saintsone7877]

@@micromaid2187 Your original comment was also 100% spot on my friend.🙂

[@gordonthomson303]

Why is Warren not in government. I will vote no

[@steveblake6877]

Admire you Warren. Courage and truth.

[@LesleyRhodes]

Thank you for your explanation. I am very grateful for your honesty too

[@librandancer]

That was a good interview. The interviewer let Warren speak.

[@TruthWarrior1]

Thankyou Warren. It is great to hear your intelligent and objective point of view.

[@brookduffill6707]

Well said Warren, things will get worse,and it won't help those in need at all it's these people that have alternative motivate.

[@liesbethmcclure9669]

Thank you for your honest and clear conversation

[@kenbuchan1484]

great interview love listing to warren speak wish we had more politicians like him.

[@stoltobot]

Mundine is one of the few adults left in the room. The public discourse has become emotional, bordering on hysterical but it’s reassuring to hear someone talking sense as opposed to batting for their team

[@jessiemacgregor1357]

It has been hysterical from the very start and what is the most annoying part is how Albinesy proudly shout out teams and big sporting bodies are saying yes to get votes to be loyal to the peoples team Pathic Which is so bloody stupid WE ALL HAVE AN INDIVIDUAL VOTE NOT A TEAM VOTE.

[@rangerjaxmaxmay7742]

It is an interesting fact that my grandparents were 'well-off' & lived in East Perth but the house was 3-bedroom & their grandmothers, being widows, lived with them. The two daughters slept in a room & the two boys slept on the veranda. Warren's book sounds very interesting. Yes, we want equality in citizenship.

[@christinac3929]

The devil is in the details of this issue and thank you Warren for being real.

[@Kwesekara1672]

Good to hear some commonsense for a change. All Australians should be treated equally & helped on a needs basis rather than on one of race.

[@margaretclarke3643]

I agree 💯%

[@DD-bx8rb]

I like Warrens Voice

[@rosssayer6524]

Unfortunately we are not being made aware of what this Voice is all about and the cost being waved about is totally ridiculous , so I will vote NO. Albo needs to wake up. Great to listen to your thoughts and beliefs Warren, also enjoyed several articles put forward by Jacinta Price on the matter.

[@Shirlgirl-tn4gl]

Do a search on KZbin for the architect of the voice. T Mayo lays it out, threats and all.

[@garylaver4614]

Get rid of Thorpe get Warren as senator someone who can speak sense🍻

[@mclanaford2957]

Wow. If only warren was in parliament 👏👏👏🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@robertwirth8459]

Mundine was the Liberal Party's unsuccessful candidate for the marginal seat of Gilmore on the south coast of New South Wales in the 2019 Australian federal election. Following the election of the Tony Abbott-led Liberal-National coalition in 2013, Abbott appointed Mundine as chairman of the Australian government's Indigenous Advisory Council.

[@ricecrash5225]

We are similar but not the same. My family were poor. My parents both worked 7 days a week. My dad also worked on a cattle and Weat farm. His parents also lived in a humpy. I also have photos. We saved and purchased a business that was burnt down by aborigines in a little town called Dirrinbandi. The insurance company refused to pay for arson. We managed to recover and moved into a two bedroom house, where I shared a room with my 3 sisters. The difference is we weren’t classed as indigenous and never received a cent from the government. Unlike Mr Mundines family, we never received government allowances or special privileges. We worked hard, respected our neighbours, paid our taxes , served and fought for our country and never took anything we didn’t work for. Now we are being welcomed to our own country on a daily basis and made to feel like we shouldn’t be here. Our taxes help pay for these programs, we give and work in charities but it’s not enough. We are apparently privileged and if we disagree we are now racist. This country I call home I can barely recognise. What made it great is being removed brick by brick and what made us unique is being torn sway. It is heartbreaking.

[@veenacriddle1207]

I, a whie Australian lived in a unlined 4 room home. Shared bedrooms, no lonuge ,no running hot water, no electricity or ph. Rain water tanks. No garden or heating or cooling. No flushing toilet or washing machine or TV. Went to a sml country school. We children have all worked hard and gone into business or held good jobs. No Uni degrees. I'm 70 so not many went to uni back then. First settlers lived in tents with no amenities and worked hard.

[@richardmartyn7865]

Should be PM , Warren

[@James-kv6kb]

Millennials crack me up as soon as someone shows any sign of intelligence make them prime minister. Just because somebody is good at something it doesn't mean they're good everything

[@IroTeariki-ts4zp]

Warren Mundine well educated man hard working family members in his community. Like listening to smart aboriginal man with high regards to all Australian values.

[@johncater7861]

Best bit of decent honesty I've heard in a long time. Mr Mundine for president.

[@barbmurphy3112]

Thank you for bringing a lot more light to the swampy darkness of the hidden agenda.

[@paulfreeman5340]

Well said Warren Mundine - respect. Need you in Parliament as soon as possible.

[@paulabattle2160]

Your parents had it right, people stop being victims and blaming their lot on everyone else. You could have taken on the victim mentality, and where would you be today. You are like so many people who are against all odds a survivors. I was born with RA along with a few other medical delights. I spent 15 years in a wheelchair and raised 2 girls on my own. I am not a victim but have always been a fighter. I admire you and Jacinta Price not because of your race but your fighting spirit and your determination to be a survivor.

[@markstephenson6671]

Thank Warren for saying it as it is; it doesn't matter what Nationality you are; we are all human and suffer. We all have challenges in life we must remember that.

[@gordonthomson303]

Why is Warren not in government.l will vote no

[@JoelWhyte-dc8co]

I always enjoy listening to Warren Mundine a true Aussie battler who deserves every Australian's respect even when he,s talking on other issues other than the voice referendum

[@sirgregoir]

When I went to Boarding School in QLD early 80's. All of the Aboriginal, and T.I. kids had EVERYTHING paid for, including pocket money. All of the oppurtunities are there already Just go to school....education is the practical key to fix many of the issues today. I lived on Groote Eylandt. Massive school, breakfast, everything laid on. Do a count, you'll find 6 kids in total at that school.......where are all the Truancy Officers???????? I also lived in Nhulunbuy, there was an Aboriginal Boarding school. Gullaru Yunnipingu, who was the Leader of the Northern Land Council CLOSED it........HELLO. It is now used as the Garma Festival area....YEAH GREAT DEAL FOR YOUR OWN PEOPLE close schools and use that area to push your own political agendas. Those kids just went back to community. "NO"

[@terryashton3541]

I note with some trepidation that the Government is subsidising the yes vote for the voice and yet upto now there is no official body to explain to us what does this voice vote actually means or more to the point as yet no organisation has put their hand up to furnish all the details about this complicated matter, we as a sovereign people of a sovereign country deserve nothing less.

[@dominicgalante7501]

NO TO THE VOICE NOW LISTEN TO WARREN AND UNDERSTAND IF YOU DON'T VOTE NO BECAUSE IT'S A WHOLE LOT OF NO GOOD THIS VOICE

[@savagegfry]

I believe Labor's Trojan Horse, "The Voice", is actually a Marxist Apartheid Republic, Wolves is Sheep's clothing!

[@bobking4031]

Just my 2 cents worth when my son was at school he did his cert 2 in automotive as he wanted to be a mechanic as he had grown up with it being around me. He topped his class in automotive and got his cert 2 . Now there were 5x aboriginal kids in his class that were at the bottom of the class have the time they were sucking their thumb instead of listening or trying to work things out for themselves they would get the other kids to help them through.they wouldnt know a gearbox from a bloody diff. But guess what at the end of year 12 they all got apprenticeships handed to them through the mines of course government subsidized. It took my son over 12 months to get his apprenticeship through a small mechanical workshop.none of those 5x kids that got the job in the mines got past 2nd year of their apprenticship and when they got put off the mines took on more aboriginals they are passing each outher coming in and out the gate. Now where does racism really start . What your black and iam white the government is and has been wiping the aboriginals arse for far too long it should go on merit not skin colour. The aboriginal inherited this land for thousands of years before british settlement. And what did they do with it nothing what would they have done with it if british didnt settle here or anyone else for that matter a big fat feck all thats what they would be still running around the bush with spears and boomerangs hunting animals they wouldnt have had the opportunitys they have available to them today so to all those from the giveme giveme tribe and the mewant tribe buck up little camper my word is NO NO FECKING NO

[@Motorallyrider]

Gap? Don't drink, don't smoke, get a job, support your family, feed your kids, keep women and kids safe. Send your kids to school, provide a safe home. All this equals no gap no matter your color. It is simple personal responsibility. It's all about money and power.

[@carolegustin345]

Thank you Warren the truth needs to be told.

[@mannatay]

What a wonderful Australian. Great interview.

[@aggressivecalm]

Australia is one of the oldest and most successful democracies because our constitution is based on the idea of the equality of all Australians. Australia's success as a free and prosperous country is founded on the idea that all humans are of equal worth. Regardless of race or ethnic background, all Australians must be treated equally by the government and by the law. In the constitution, all Australians should have the same rights and should share the same responsibilities. Race has no place in the Australian constitution. The Voice is a race based position. The Voice will not be unrestricted because of race. The Voice will literally be restricted especially because of race. By definition The Voice will employ segregation and discrimination. By definition The Voice is not open to all Australians. The Voice is exclusive and race based, and has no place in a modern democratic, representative political system. Disagreement with any change that is not democratic, and is not representative, and will be discriminatory. This is now deemed racist?🤔 Why yes let us as a proud multi-ethnic nation Australia, undermine our modern representative democracy in favour of divisive, popular, crowd-pleasing, and overt virtue signalling? Why would we allow this? How afraid and intimidated have we become in Australia? The Voice is not a path to reconciliation, and harmony it is a path to entrench structural racism within our nation's constitution. Something that should be abhorrent to all Australians but particularly so to Indigenous Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islander’s.

[@James-kv6kb]

Not being rude but I swear I would have been able to write that in a few sentences and not repeat myself over and over again . But the big problem is no one is mentioning the big issue of who is Aboriginal and who is getting all the money and why we're called racist if we suggest that white Aboriginal people should not be getting the same sort of funding that the full bloods get

[@melissaexton3679]

sorry no offence, what Australians needs to get rid of , 'THE ROYAL BRITISH MAFIA CONSTITUTION' FULL STOP. Then we can all carry on.

[@James-kv6kb]

@@melissaexton3679 very dramatic statement with very dramatic words but you're just full of crap really sick to death of millennials and they are overdramatic language that doesn't actually mean anything .if I asked you to explain your statement I doubt whether you could without using stereotypes

[@aggressivecalm]

​@@melissaexton3679 THE ROYAL BRITISH MAFIA CONSTITUTION!!!! Yeah. Hell yes! Absolutely The British civilizational contribution to the Australian system/culture really must go! All those ideas centred on the value of human happiness, the pursuit of knowledge obtained by means of reason and the evidence of the senses, and ideals such as natural law, liberty, progress, toleration, fraternity, constitutional government, and separation of church and state. Yes we really must get rid of all that hooey!😆 Bloody MAFIA CONSTITUTION!🥹 Thomas Aquinas more like Dishonest your Highness😭

[@pwillis1589.]

​@Melissa Exton not sorry, every offence. The regressive left wants absolute control with no oversight.

[@robertcoyte3243]

Vote no and vote often

[@stevepollard4783]

I would love to know Warrens view on why aboriginal people are not better off due to the millions of dollars of government money being spent. Plus what can be done to make sure the government money actual get to those in need.

[@Bruce15485]

Excellent ! Well done Warren !

[@simonbrewer4394]

We are all apart of this Great Nation Australia, we don't need to change what we have. Today Australia is much more than black and white.... we are a Nation of all peoples.... we are not just black and white....this referendum ignores the many contributions that Greeks, Italians, Vietnamese, south American (to just mention a few) have made to our Nation. This referendum ignores all migrants and believes that only British and Aboriginal peoples contribute to this Nation 🇦🇺

[@bronwyncoleman5993]

Well explained

[@chrisgulland4774]

Hi Elaine thanks for your comment, I respect your right to vote no. This is what democracy is all about.

[@dorothywhite1595]

3 cheers Mr. Mundine.

[@petermclauchlan8793]

Maybe ✅ ... The BEST *ever ✅ ❤ 🇦🇺 ❤ Aussie ❤ 🇦🇺 PM ✅ 👍✅👍✅👍✅👍😍

[@ltho5616]

Effectively we are being asked to sign a blank contract while being told to blindly trust we will like the wording later...when it is too late.

[@terryashton3541]

What a top bloke Warren is, with the wisdom and knowledge he has, this Labour Government should take him on board immediately, primarily he would be more beneficial to our Aboriginal brothers and with the assistance they need in all walks of life and secondly he would (if allowed) be of more help to the Aboriginal peoples than a hundred voice referendums, methinks there is a hidden agenda here and the poor Aboriginal people are the pawns in some woke political game, shame on you Anthony Albanese for trying to mislead the Australian people, I voted for Labour but didn't think they would go down this road of misconception and treachery, and because of their underhanded way they are handling this subject, I will be voting NO.

[@joshuaharrison9891]

Incredibly helpful to get this perspective

[@petermclauchlan8793]

❤Warren Mundine Would make a #1🇦🇺 WELL BALANCED *First Class👍❤ 🇦🇺 **No ❌NonSense 🇦🇺🎉🇦🇺 ❤ Aussie 🇦🇺 P.M. 👍✝️hanks 🇦🇺 🌞Warren & Amen 🛐 ... 🌞Maaaate ! 🌞Ur a Breath of Fresh AIR ‼️✅👍✅👍✅👍😍

[@danielnichols2832]

Very well said. So informative ❤

[@gospelafric]

Thank you Warren for your insights and I absolutely agree with you ! As a South African who left my Country because of Apartheid I actually felt anger rising up in me reliving racism! My vote is NO

[@lorenzlorenzo1975]

Please people. Vote with your heart. Vote NO!

[@tiesword3252]

INDEED...A COMMON SENSE, WE THE PEOPLE, WE ARE NOT DIVIDE.....STAND UP for NO.....

[@DP-gw9cw]

Thank you Warren.