Dear Critic,

«Was I wrong to comply?»

Going along with sensible and life-saving medical advice is not even a "smaller evil".

Doing the same physical actions out of compliance, fear from or loyalty to the regime, is a moral failure.

I followed most restrictions because I didn't want to be infected and infect others. Once I even naively did a PCR test when I had a cold, before I discovered that I could be arrested if it was positive (fortunately it was not) and thrown in an hotel where I would not be allowed to maintain my religious principles and could likely die there as a martyr. After that, when I had any symptom I simply remained at home for awhile and when finally I actually had COVID, I only reported about it anonymously: while I thought that having the correct statistics was medically important, I would not give myself in to the regime.

In short, your inner motive is what matters and only you know it. Follow your conscience and your conscience alone. May God bless you.

«His name was Ned Kelly.
We celebrate him because he told the authorities to go and get stuffed.
Maybe we should start celebrating him every year instead.»

Yes, we should celebrate Ned Kelly... but we should not celebrate the theft of sheep.

I'd rather trust my neighbours with more freedom than trust our politicians with more power.

AC

I complied where I had to. I've even had 6 jabs, the last one I reacted to.

But, there should be no compulsion; nobody should lose their job or suffer for making their own decisions. This business of doing for other people is Communist bullsh-t.

It is now quite clear that all the ‘science’ was wrong, and all the public servant/political dogma was actually misinformation by the government, the main source of misinformation.

Mhaze,

We cannot trust politicians with anything.

The proposed and existing censorship is made even worse by the fact that the government and the mainstream media are EXEMPT. All the Covid liars are EXEMPT.

Good comment from One Nation Senator, Malcolm Roberts - in case you are waiting for the
Coalition to save our freedoms:

“ …. Mr Dutton surrendered the leadership to Labor. He has been stumbling along the pavement of good intentions for years, tripping over his self-made gaffes, dusting himself down, and stumbling again. On this occasion he has chosen to stay in the dirt and advance legislation that robs Australians of their freedom of speech”.

So the Federation has agreed to National Firearms Registry agreed to by all Australian states/territories and to be implemented by 2028.

"1935 will go down in history! For the first time a civilised nation has full gun registration! Our streets will be safer, our police more efficient, and the world will follow our lead into the future!"

-Adolf Hitler

The kind or reasoning found in Mein Kampf is not unknown today. And if Hitler has to be understood, the study of Mein Kampf is an essential part of this process. The second reason for its study is that we may know and recognise the arguments of the enemies of democracy in our midst..... So miserably little time and thought is given in our educational system to the analysis and understanding of contemporary political processes (Or to the rights, duties and intellectual justification of citizenship) that the public generally seem unable to recognise these arguments for what they are, the shrill tones of enemies of democracy.

(Pgxiii Extracts from introduction to "Mein Kampf" Adolf Hitler by D Cameron Watt University of London)

One naturally assumes that a similar National Kitchen Utensil Registry will likewise be established in due course, with public possession of unlicensed or unregistered bamboo knife/fork/spoon sets (including salt & pepper sachets with napkin) attracting hefty gaol sentences.