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Originally posted by EyeoftheTiger ↑

It's not up to me to decide if non-compliance should be allowed or not, im not an expert on vaccines, viruses and im not in a position of authority.
But what I do know is that if non-compliance is allowed then what is the point of Australia's democracy?
People are just allowed to do as they please, public health orders that are implemented under the advice of experts are meaningless. This issue of not complying with Australian laws or public orders goes much broarder than just pandemic measures. You people are a potential threat to democracy.

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It's not up to me to decide if non-compliance should be allowed or not, im not an expert on vaccines, viruses and im not in a position of authority.

Then stop pontificating about matters you know jack schitt about
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