Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill forms part of an ongoing tantrum put on - jointly - by the Uniparty and media after they lost control of the political narrative. The rise of social media represents their loss of power. As children, we learned ‘the pen is mightier than the sword’ and now we see that ‘the keyboard cuts deeper than a surrendered blue-bin machete’ … for there is nothing Albanese fears more than a TikTok meme and the sound of laughter. It infuriates the Canberra class that Australians are free to criticise policy and tear apart established ‘narratives’ and ‘virtues’ that form the bedrock of their Marxist-inspired regime. As ‘subjects’ of this regime, Australians are supposed to admire the Uniparty’s efforts to ‘progress’ society toward … well, they’re not really sure. All we know is they want praise even as smoke rises from similar governments across the West. However, the Uniparty have forgotten that the poorer and angrier the public, thanks to political mismanagement and abusive systems of taxation, the more urgent censorship laws become. Voters aren’t cheering - they are waving pitchforks. The Uniparty want this opposition edited out of history. To them, everything is about consensus. Full Article: senroberts.com/4klV4Fr