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Originally posted by boomeronrations: ↑

Freedumbers, I like it .
And you display it perfectly .
As far as Adam Smith is concerned , why should anybody read the Wealth of Nations when it is pretty obvious you only managed the Gateway Pundit 2 page summary .
I love the b/s about protecting the little people from powerful states . Look at the effects of the mercantile philosophy behind his book.
Maybe even try a cartoon version of "Moral Sentiments".

Now back to the thread.
A number of countries , right or wrong , have decided they want to restrict people into their country on the basis of a health parameters.
What is being proposed is that , rather than a hotchpotch of different rules , some standard protocols are set out to facilitate travel.
So Freedumbers, what does Australia gain by not being part of it?
And, FFS, what relevance would an Australian referendum have.

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//// what does Aust gain by not being part of it..

Ans: part of it - we must! (just a wave of the hand)
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