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Flat White

Australia’s major parties: censorship, thoughtcrime and suppression

26 April 2022

12:00 PM

26 April 2022

12:00 PM

By most measures and standards, Australia is a beacon of freedom – a state where any citizen can espouse and prosecute whatever idea they see fit. Some will agree with you, many will not. Unlike most states, so long as you don’t threaten the Prime Minister, you can pretty much say whatever you like to their face and the worst that can happen is you’ll end up as a meme.

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