Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by Eevo

as its been said from the start, quickest way though this is to let it run its natural course.

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You seem to be saying, "A huge number of you will die but that is a sacrifice I am prepared to make'.

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Originally Posted by vnx205

You seem to be saying, "A huge number of you will die but that is a sacrifice I am prepared to make'.

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Well...

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Originally Posted by Eevo

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

I was thinking about this today. If covid was left uncontrolled, with a 3% mortality rate it would mean for my school of 1000 students - 30 students and 60 parents dead. Perhaps if the vulnerability balance is not correct it might be 0 students and 90 parents dead. Some people think covids not that bad, but thats a lot of people just in our school community. Add to that probably 3-5 staff. In my local town that would be about 1200 people. Crazy stuff, however I'm glad I'm living in Australia right at the moment.

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to me thats acceptable. life isnt meant to be risk/death free.

my sister is living in the UK. she says its something they just live with and aust media is blowing it out of proportion for whats happening in other countries. no TP shortages there.

canada just lifted their lockdown. why? because they got below 400 cases a day. we're ****ting ourselves at 20 a day. admittedly, canada does have an excellent health system, which brings me to my next point


whats cheaper? investing in health services or having a lockdown.

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Whats cheaper.... Ford asked that question with the Pinto repairs and were charged with criminal homicide for deciding it was cheaper for people to die. I'm sure some cant draw the similarities, but I'm also sure many do have that capacity.

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Originally Posted by bob10

" herd immunity" is possible with delta, but the immunisation rate has to be 95%.

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Indeed. …95% is a long way off considering Australia is coming last!! (38th / 38) in the OECD.

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Originally Posted by Eevo;[URL="tel:3094832"

3094832[/URL]]as its been said from the start, quickest way though this is to let it run its natural course.

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Hmm sorry but you’re the one who’s trolling Eevo. …Have you been sanctioned yet by AULRO for your ideological views?

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Originally Posted by vnx205

You seem to be saying, "A huge number of you will die but that is a sacrifice I am prepared to make'.

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correct.
need to look at the big picture, but most people cant see past themselves.

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Originally Posted by SpudHeadTed

Hmm sorry but you’re the one who’s trolling Eevo. …Have you been sanctioned yet by AULRO for your ideological views?

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i take back what i said earlier, i was overly harsh.

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Originally Posted by SpudHeadTed

Hmm sorry but you’re the one who’s trolling Eevo. …Have you been sanctioned yet by AULRO for your ideological views?

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Nobody is sanctioned, on this site, for ideological views. After warning, people who continue to express those views will be infracted.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

........... will be infracted.

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Something like what happens to an LT 77 behind a 4BIT?

DL

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

Doesn't seem to be working like that overseas.

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Well.......... in a really perverse way it is, if one is prepared to cop the end economic cost, possible loss of nationhood, many people dying a lonely ugly death.

Not my idea of civilisation or basic humanity (when there are alternatives).

Depends on a definition of 'working'.

DL

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

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Whats cheaper.... Ford asked that question with the Pinto repairs and were charged with criminal homicide for deciding it was cheaper for people to die. I'm sure some cant draw the similarities, but I'm also sure many do have that capacity.

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I'd bet that Ford thought that their lawyers were 'bigger' than anyone else's if things went 'awry'. Have seen that in action.

DL