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User Pays
What if we took our political leaders' rhetoric seriously? What if we implemented their dodgy policies in real life? In this chilling parable, the User Pays doctrine is examined as applied to a typical Australian family.
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First published February 21, 2014
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May 29, 2014
A thinking person’s political parable – short and chilling – showing all-too-clearly the hazards of following political dogma without giving it even the most cursory discerning, intelligent thought.
Very well-written, though too short for me. I would have liked to have seen this story more developed. Perhaps the author may have plans to build on this idea – it certainly has merit, in my view. In this day and age, following doctrines sheep-like is an extravagance humanity simply can’t afford anymore.
Recommended.
Very well-written, though too short for me. I would have liked to have seen this story more developed. Perhaps the author may have plans to build on this idea – it certainly has merit, in my view. In this day and age, following doctrines sheep-like is an extravagance humanity simply can’t afford anymore.
Recommended.
March 1, 2014
Haunting and disturbing in a twisted kind of way.
This ebook is a short story that takes no time to read. It takes you quickly into a dark and twisted place that is entertaining in a morbid kind of way. I hate to believe there are parents actually out there like this, but I know there are, for whatever their selfish reasons, that is what I find so disturbing, Things like this happen.
This ebook is a short story that takes no time to read. It takes you quickly into a dark and twisted place that is entertaining in a morbid kind of way. I hate to believe there are parents actually out there like this, but I know there are, for whatever their selfish reasons, that is what I find so disturbing, Things like this happen.
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