CLEAN : Anti-vaccine mandate demonstration takes over streets of Melbourne

The transcript discusses the influence of big business on government and critiques the societal rules regarding vaccination. It argues against the exclusion of unvaccinated individuals from society, questioning the democratic nature of such mandates. The speaker emphasizes the importance of personal freedom and challenges the notion of forced vaccination as a democratic practice.

What is the main concern expressed about big businesses in the context of government control?

• They are losing influence over the government.

• They are controlling the government.

• They are reducing their involvement in politics.

• They are supporting small businesses.

Why does the speaker find it unfair to lock people out of society?

• Because they are not government officials.

• Because they have not taken the vaccine.

• Because they have taken the vaccine.

• Because they are not part of big businesses.

What is questioned about the vaccine's effectiveness?

• It prevents the spread of the virus.

• It stops people from getting the virus.

• It does not prevent getting or spreading the virus.

• It is the only solution to the pandemic.

What is the speaker's view on democracy in relation to mandatory vaccination?

• Democracy supports mandatory vaccination.

• Democracy is about forcing new medication.

• Democracy is not about forcing people to take medication.

• Democracy is irrelevant to vaccination.

What ethical concern is raised about mandatory vaccination?

• It is a well-established practice.

• It is a new and untested medication.

• It is supported by all countries.

• It is a choice everyone agrees with.