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Flat White

The illusion of choice

25 October 2021

6:04 PM

25 October 2021

6:04 PM

For much of the last year, there has been a notion of ‘choice’ spread throughout society when discussing the COVID-19 vaccine. The public have been told on numerous occasions that they have a choice as to whether or not they wish to take the vaccine. That is what it should have been – a personal choice made by each individual in weighing up the risks and benefit to their own selves.

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