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ScoMo’s to blame, nobody else

Our Covid despotism can all be sheeted back to the PM’s cowardice

9 October 2021

9:00 AM

9 October 2021

9:00 AM

Let’s face it. These heavy-handed, despotic lockdowns hit the young much more than the old; they hit the poor without assets much more than the rich who are watching the asset inflation on steroids with glee; they hit small businesses much more than big businesses; they massively hit entrepreneurs but do not hit those in the public service or the universities or the political and judicial classes at all (not even to the extent of leading to a token pay cut by the politicos); they elevate one, and only one, matrix of concern to supreme importance – only Covid deaths...

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