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The Emperor’s New Clothes

Live with covid

Dormouse by Dormouse
19 February 2022
in Cartoons, Health, Politics
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The Emperor's New Clothes

The Emperor's New Clothes. Art by Dormouse

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If we don’t test people, they won’t test positive.
If they don’t test positive, the ONS won’t need to count them.
If the ONS doesn’t count them, there will be no cases.
And that, Your Imperial Majesty, is how we Live with Covid.

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