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Originally Posted by Arapiles
Vaccinations have limited infections in epidemic diseases for over two hundred years, and all the evidence, both from the laboratory tests and epidemiological data shows that this is the case with the current pandemic, despite, for example, the widespread publication of fabricated versions of expert evidence in the court case in Sydney that saw ten cases against mandatory vaccination thrown out yesterday.
[QUOTE=Arapiles;3114699]Vaccination won't limit the number of infections, just the severity of the disease.
Edit, JDNSW beat me and was more eloquent as well. The proof is in the NSW new infection figures.
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I'll just throw this in here - COVID-19 Safety Measures May Have Wiped Out An Entire Flu Lineage | IFLScience
Well the ACT has started removing its lockdown process with an announcement today that we are free to go anywhere in SE NSW without restriction. Great news but the ACT still requires normal retail stores to remain closed except for Click and Collect.
So I cannot go to stores such as Bunnings, Supercheap, Repco, JBHiFi etc in the ACT - however I can drive 10km across the border to Queanbeyan and go to SuperCheap, Kmart or the Hardware stores there and come back home with my goodies. Actually in many cases the Queanbeyan stores are closer.
It is little wonder the public question the logic of some of the decisions by our leaders - where is the application of common sense.
It won't be long before retail is squeaking that they are losing money across the border and the mayor decides that restrictions will lift further..... Goulburn has a Bunnings if you are up for a drive but Magnet Mart in Qbn used to be OK. Yass main street was chaotic this morning at about 11:30 when we needed to go down there to get a couple of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by 101RRS
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It is little wonder the public question the logic of some of the decisions by our leaders - where is the application of common sense.
Has been like this for some time & they really do have to make a concerted effort to get on the same tram. But will they learn? Not sure, but one hopes so that all this stuffing around has meant that correct procedures & responsibilities etc are in place for the next disease that can hit us although I get the sense I am ****ing in the wind.
It'll be a cold day in Hades before common sense and government collaborate.Quote:
Originally Posted by 101RRS
It'll be the useless uni graduate advisors making these 'decisions' based on no real world experience of anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Pollies are too busy looking to the next election.
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A wise man once told me that the majority of people only obtain common sense after they need it. [bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
And especially after they've needed it twice for the same problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChookD2
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