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23/10/21

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Originally posted by AverageJoe: ↑

I am not even an outsider observing the courts but I have spoken to some people 'inside' including one of the speaker last night, a practising lawyer and part of the national class action legal team inferring that the court is bias and could be doing the Govt's bidding. The legal jargon/technicalities went above my head obviously but I think like any legal opinion, both sides can claim legal justice.

This pandemic has certainly exposed a lot of issues between the constitutional structures put in place to prevent tyrany. Apparently in history, they all starts with an emergency powers which the legal system 'allows' the govt of the day to exploit but in some high profile cases, it becomes permanent leading to totalitarianism/tyranny.

Watching this emergency state mandates with interest assuming I am using the right term.

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I have also seen the use of so called 'emergency powers' in the work place in order to hide an executive's real intentions.
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