"No, thank you, I prefer to live in a free country."

 

When they first spoke of ‘incentives’ for people to be vaccinated, we assumed they would be incentives. But they are not offering incentives, they are instead threatening wicked punishment of those who, for their own reasons, either prefer not to be vaccinated or see it as no-one else’s business but their own. We are not living in a free country if we are expected to show our papers wherever we go.

I think, therefore, that there should be mass objection – whenever we are asked to show this ‘vaccine passport,’ we should decline, maybe with the words, "No, thank you, I prefer to live in a free country."

If business owners find that people are refusing to show proof of vaccination, then they will lose profits and think again about their discriminatory practices.

A small sacrifice by some (you might not get into a restaurant, for instance) can help secure freedom for us all.

We MUST NOT allow Australia to remain the police state it has become.

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