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Italy’s draconian vaccine laws are terrifyingly popular

18 September 2021

11:24 PM

18 September 2021

11:24 PM

In early August, Italy banned the unvaccinated from most forms of social life, then most forms of travel and now most forms of work. The unvaccinated are pariahs.

Yet unlike in France, say, where thousands have taken to the streets to protest against compulsory vaccine passports, in Italy hardly anyone has protested against ‘Il Green Pass’ which is now the most draconian in Europe.

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