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Justice for Covid crimes

A royal commission won’t do the job

3 December 2022

9:00 AM

3 December 2022

9:00 AM

In a recent column, I explained why Emily Oster’s amnesty call for lockdown and vaccine zealots provoked white-hot rage. A poll conducted on 2 to 4 November found a 39-to-35 majority US opposition to amnesty. The sense of justice, fairness and equity is deeply ingrained in human beings. The victims of casual cruelty, capricious public health diktats and enforcement brutality are owed justice.

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