Victoria is broken
During the pandemic, Victoria underwent a significant transformation, resembling a police state. Residents were subjected to strict lockdowns that lasted for nine months, with stringent restrictions on their daily activities.
During this period, individuals were allowed to exercise outside their homes for only one hour a day. Public spaces such as playgrounds were closed, and play equipment was chained up to prevent use.
Police presence intensified throughout the streets, patrolling vigorously to enforce mask mandates and curfews. Authorities were actively seeking out individuals who were not complying with these public health measures.
https://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2025/10/victoria-is-broken/
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