Were Covid Vaccine Mandates Reasonable or Unconstitutional? Interview with Prof. Augusto Zimmermann

Prof. Dr. Augusto Zimmerman discusses important legal principles related to the pandemic

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1:09: In this video, Professor Augusto Zimmerman discusses important legal principles related to the pandemic.
6:27: The speaker discusses the ruling class taking advantage of dependency and the destructive impact of the welfare state and politics of division.
12:14: The speaker's grandfather fought against the Nazis in World War II and taught the importance of freedom and human rights.
17:13: The video discusses the authoritarian attitude towards the Weimar Republic in Germany after World War I and draws analogies to the present situation.
22:50: The video discusses discrimination against the unvaccinated in Western Australia and the fear that drove people to support vaccine mandates.
27:58: There are concerns about acknowledging mistakes in the development and distribution of vaccines, as it could have legal and criminal implications.
33:29: The speaker expresses a lack of optimism and suggests that the best way forward is to elect better politicians who value classical liberal values and the rule of law.
38:18: The speaker questions the accountability and democratic legitimacy of implementing draconian measures during a pandemic.
43:50: The speaker argues that the Australian government's use of emergency powers to enforce mandatory vaccination is unconstitutional and illegal.
49:31: The speaker discusses the dehumanization and discrimination faced by Jews during the Holocaust and draws parallels to the current situation.
55:03: The speaker expresses concern about the government's power to mandate vaccinations and the potential for abuse in the future.

Professor Augusto Zimmermann is the Head of Law and Professor at Sheridan College in Perth, Western Australia, and Professor of Law (adjunct) at the University of Notre Dame Australia, Sydney campus. In addition, Dr Zimmermann is a former Law Reform Commissioner with the Law Reform Commission of Western Australia (2012–2017). He has also served as Director of Postgraduate Research (2011–2012 and 2015–2017) and Associate Dean, Research (2010–2012) at Murdoch University School of Law.

Source: Dr Philip McMillan, November 11, 2023
https://philipmcmillan.substack.com/p/were-covid-vaccine-mandates-reasonable