
Former PM Tony Abbott sad how lockdowns made Australians snitch
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50% Medium Right
- Politician Portrayal
-53% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
67% : Former prime minister Tony Abbott has revealed he is worried about how lockdowns have turned Australians into people who snitch on their neighbours - likening it to communism.55% : Former prime minister Tony Abbott has revealed he is worried about how lockdowns have turned Australians into people who snitch on their neighbours - likening it to communism (he is pictured with his daughter Frances) 'There are aspects of contemporary Australia, which I personally find a little bit unsettling,' he told the 'Australia's Heartland with Tony Abbott' podcast by the libertarian Institute of Public Affairs think tank.
54% : 'I appreciate there's a lot to take in with the health orders, but I am asking you to put community policing to the side for a short period of time, for 21 days I will head this operation, you need to take a strong approach to enforcement,' he said in an internal video.
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