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Indifference to killing and distress
Posted: Sunday, January 8, 2023
Indifference to killing and distress
Our rulers and their satellites are happy to leave many things unreformed and unregulated which facilitate financiers and supporters to prosper at the expense of others. That is the context in which a besieged homeowner complained in a letter to the editor last week: "With both major parties wilfully impotent and more aligned with the interests of fireworks importers and users", nights of firework horrors will not end anytime soon.
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