Conservatives have an ungrounded faith in the legal system; something that comes from not being on the pointy end of court actions. Those who think that divine wisdom rules the courts, unlike say other law-making bodies like parliament, need to spend a day in the local courts as an observer and watch the proceedings.
The High court of Australia, in the Australian Babies Case was to consider the Therapeutic Goods Administration's (TGA) provisional approval of Moderna for use of its product SPIKEVAX in babies and toddlers aged six months to five years old in Australia. Given the issue of adverse effects, well discussed by the literature at this blog, did they make a god-like decision, as conservatives think, or even exhibit the wisdom of Solomon? The reader can judge the judges. The court tossed the case down to the Federal Court as this supposedly would “unduly divert the Court from its principal functions.” And, if not hearing about “the greatest iatrogenic catastrophe in Australia’s modern history,” is not significant, what else matters?