Watching the dystopian-named ‘eSafety’ Commissioner in action is like watching the illegitimate lovechild of a deer caught in the headlights and an uncommonly self-righteous Hannibal Lecter looking for their next victim. By this I mean, there is something deeply unsettling about a bureaucrat on a mission to seek out potential feelings of grievance and harm as a form of employment.
Yet we must always remember that the proliferation of made-up sounding Commissioners are hand-picked by governments on both sides of the political fence.
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