'These people don't care what we think and that should frighten the living out of you': MurrayOne of the most "despicable" things to have occurred because of the Victorian lockdown was school kids were unable to attend school for months on end, according to Sky News host Paul Murray.
"Tandem to all the stuff that we've learnt today, one of the most despicable things that happened as a result of the Victorian lockdown - was that kids didn't go to school for month after month after month," Mr Murray said. "Some high school students haven't developed because of their year in lockdown. "Shame on every single person who thought it was completely okay to leave people alone in their homes for months, to tell people they couldn't go to school.
NewsCorpse diversion tactics. If ScottyTheChosenOne is in trouble in the Polls the go to point for these losers at CryNews is to attack Victoria/Victorians. Give it a rest you LOSERS 😝
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