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Category Archives: Take Nanny down
Big-hearted minister won’t fine legless young man $100,000
Shark attack survivor wins legal exemption to keep tooth embedded in surfboard.
Posted in Take Nanny down
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He’s right. Al Sharpton is right. That hurt.
A Ban on Menthol Cigs Will Lead to More Confrontations Between Black People and Police.
Posted in Free Enterprise, Freedom, Take Nanny down
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Cost: approximately $3.79 million
‘Milkshake consent video’ pulled amid mounting political backlash.
Posted in Take Nanny down, Wasteful Spending
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Underbite girl won’t take no for an answer
Yes, this is real. The Morrison government on sex, consent, cream and tacos: In A Bizarre New Video, The Government Tries To Teach Us About Consent. This is the government's new video to educate teenagers on consent… and honestly, I … Continue reading
Posted in civil society, Take Nanny down
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David Leyonhjelm guest post. Has the WHO reached its use by date?
The World Health Organisation has been criticised a lot lately. There have been plenty of reasons for that, including its farcical initial response to Covid and its origins. But criticism of the WHO did not begin with Covid – it … Continue reading
How immoral is online gambling?
There is an article in The Times today that asks a question about Denise Coates: … on the moral balance sheet can she truly register as good? This is immediately after the article has set out her good deeds. Unlike … Continue reading
Posted in civil society, Market Economy, Take Nanny down, Taxation
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Vaping and combustible cigarettes are substitutes
Late last year I pointed out that the so-called gateway from vaping to combustible cigarettes was based on dodgy statistics. Nonetheless the Australian government remains committed to vaping being outlawed – or only available under prescription. In the meantime the … Continue reading
Trust The Science
#COVID19 vaccination: 23 elderly people dead after Pfizer shot in Norway https://t.co/pakYW1nj0y — Business Today (@BT_India) January 16, 2021
Posted in COVID-19, Innovation, Take Nanny down
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CIS critique of the Covid lockdown
Monica Wilkie on Lockdown
Posted in COVID-19, Rafe, Take Nanny down
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Dodgy stats on the Gateway Hypothesis
Once upon a time the Gateway Hypothesis* related to the fact that people who smoked cigarettes might at some point attempt to consume marijuana and/or cocaine. Cigarette consumption has collapsed in many countries, yet people still seem to consume marijuana … Continue reading