@not_for_sale2025 wrote:
Anti-vaxxers wearing tinfoil crowns and chanting โall vaccines are toxicโ in wild scenes unfolding in the Brisbane CBD today.
It is both a lie pumped up by the mainstream media ( of which Big Pharma is a HUGE sponsor ) and a deliberately fed misconception that these protesters are anti vaxxers. Some may be. Many are selective vaxxers and informed vaxxers and there were also people who are pro vaccine but a disgusted, absolutely disgusted with the prospect of their sovereignty being crushed by the mandatory vaccination agenda which looms over their heads.
Many see this issue as one of freedom, the right to decide. Many are also against the idea of a profit driven agenda where a vaccine has been rolled out in one-fifth or one-sixth of the time it takes to prove a vaccine safe to use.
To use the term tin-foil hat crowns is an insult to decent every day Australians exercising their "God given right" to voice their concerns.
@4channel wrote:
@not_for_sale2025 wrote:
Anti-vaxxers wearing tinfoil crowns and chanting โall vaccines are toxicโ in wild scenes unfolding in the Brisbane CBD today.
It is both a lie pumped up by the mainstream media ( of which Big Pharma is a HUGE sponsor ) and a deliberately fed misconception that these protesters are anti vaxxers. Some may be. Many are selective vaxxers and informed vaxxers and there were also people who are pro vaccine but a disgusted, absolutely disgusted with the prospect of their sovereignty being crushed by the mandatory vaccination agenda which looms over their heads.
Many see this issue as one of freedom, the right to decide. Many are also against the idea of a profit driven agenda where a vaccine has been rolled out in one-fifth or one-sixth of the time it takes to prove a vaccine safe to use.
To use the term tin-foil hat crowns is an insult to decent every day Australians exercising their "God given right" to voice their concerns.
Many are your fellow travellers who believe in anarchy, but want the government to provide, eg, medical services when their anarchism bites them.
I just believe in improvement and getting honest decent people to represent us.
Honest and decent doesn't really 'gel' when I put it in a sentence with the word Politicians 
@katistrophik wrote:I just believe in improvement and getting honest decent people to represent us.
Honest and decent doesn't really 'gel' when I put it in a sentence with the word Politicians
I understand that. I'm hopeful that someone will step up.
I remember these words of Malcolm Fraser who resigned from the Liberal party in disgust over racism etc.. He said that when someone leaves UNI and have aspirations. They may enter into politics or the unions. They get a leg up by someone and spend the rest of their careers paying back that favour. I think if that cycle can be broken, we may see someone good.
We be waiting a while? QUite likely!
