The Ecosystem of Hate
How the booing of the Welcome to Country at the shrine was inevitable in the current climate
Anzac Day has always walked a fine line. On one side that line stands communal gathering, a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by Australians in times of war, a time to remind ourselves about the futility of war. A day when the nation pauses to honour the bravery and commitment of those who served.
However, yesterday at …
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