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It’s acceptable to protest Covid measures – but only in China

2 December 2022

6:00 AM

2 December 2022

6:00 AM

And just like that, in case you missed the headlines, protesting against Covid measures has become acceptable. Heroic, even – if you’re going by the words of the mainstream media.

What else can we learn from their strangely offbeat portrayal of China’s anti-lockdown unrest, besides the fact that Australians did it first and were unfairly smeared for it?

For starters, the far-Left journalists permeating mainstream media have finally come to accept that locking an entire population inside their homes is a disproportionate response to a virus.

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