Morality
This is the time for moral duty to triumph over political expedience. In 1807 when the British Parliament abolished slavery throughout its empire, it was a decision based on morality, not economic consequence or national populism. We face a similar watershed moment today. Will our politicians put the health of their citizens ahead of economic risks and political gains? Will our business leaders prioritise employee welfare over profits? Will our scientists and health professionals embrace open collaboration across boundaries? Will we each of us make personal sacrifices for the common good? Morality is always a choice. Choose right.
— Wayne Visser
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