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Europe’s unvaccinated don’t take kindly to being turned into second-class citizens

27 November 2021

9:00 AM

27 November 2021

9:00 AM

  Amsterdam

These are dangerous times in the Netherlands. Anti-lockdown mobs have torched cars, thrown rocks and attacked the police. In Rotterdam, police used live fire, in scenes more reminiscent of New York or LA than the birthplace of Erasmus. The protests are ostensibly in response to government plans to restrict the use of indoor spaces only to people with a Covid pass, showing they have been vaccinated or they have recovered from the virus.

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