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HomeOpinionWithout trust, it's a no

Without trust, it’s a no

This Voice is a worry.

I have noticed that questioning it is getting harder and harder.

Not allowing any nay-sayer to have a debate kind of tells me that in my current Australia you are not allowed to question current fad.

I remember ATSIC back in early 2000’s.

Lot of rewriting history about it but ATSIC was riddled with corruption.

So call me an old fart, but if the Voice is in the Constitution then that means it is permanent.

Now that is scary.

Nice to know about all good intentions but life experience has told me that some ratbag will stuff it up.

Hey, the Voice sounds great.

But it depends a lot on trust.

And going on current politics and ATSIC history, no, I don’t trust it at all.

– Cameron Cudahy

Gympie

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