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@EWoodhouse7 1/n How can it be that more people are not absolutely outraged that publicly funded universities such as IU and U of I, among many others, arrogantly display a complete unwillingness to publicly engage

@EWoodhouse7 2/n and defend dangerous totalitarian COVID policies that run directly counter to well established published scientific guidelines?

@EWoodhouse7 3/n They disdainfully ignore any and all questioning of their unilateral imposition of policies involving far-reaching and damaging associated health consequences, serious curtailments of constitutional rights and liberties,

@EWoodhouse7 4/n and questions of privacy rights violations, without full and transparent debate or justification.

@EWoodhouse7 5/n It is absolutely outrageous - in the same vein as myriad politicians unilaterally imposing unjustified restrictions on millions without recourse, while ignoring sound science and civil liberties, and even the rules themselves

@EWoodhouse7 6/n - rules that are to be followed without question or dissent, but only seem to apply to the governed, not to the imperious governing rulers who are sworn supposedly to serve those that elected them and/or pay their salaries.

@EWoodhouse7 7/n It is the absolute height of dangerous arrogance and hypocrisy. They are public servants not dictators, must be held accountable.
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