BTW some of my best learning has come from footnotes, especially those that suggest alternative approaches to the topic being discussed or a fascinating tangent of arguments.

This has been a most profound and potentially transformative conversations to shape inner life and encounter with others.

Waleed Ali has nailed this. Anyone who thinks as I do fears the vagaries of political machinery determining the effect and functioning of The Voice on a day-to-day basis. I also hold concerns about the delegation of authority and responsibility to a pervasive bureaucracy. Australians do not want to use the constitution as a loud hailer of its ethical positioning. Changing the constitution when we have so many other vehicles that express our values and concerns is arguably a naive proposition.

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1. What a load of codswallop, untrue, in regards to Ms Carson, and most especidlly in her Abc article, ”Are Melbourne protests a harbinger of things to come?” Highly insultive to MANY MANY THOUSANDS committed, passionate, awake, freedom, democracy loving Aussies!  ”Academic” Carson demonstrates a little mind, a high school intellect with no heart/soul/conscience seared. Living in her basement of darkness, a tiny little-me non ”life”, serving the power of death, interminable misery....2/

Listening in Melbourne Lockdown 6. So relevant. Thank you. For the recognition of the diminishing civility an

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love your work

Thank you both for your common sense and your ability to make sense of the madness that is our world

Keep up the great work guys. Your discussions are needed more than any other time I can recall throughout my 44 years on this earth.

I love these discussions and if the result in nothing else they are increasing my vocabulary

Ministers swear an oath to serve all Australians , not lobbyists.

excellent