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It was satire.
which fake news is he spreading?
didn't even notice thatIt was satire.
The lockdown might be draconian, but Victorians overwhelmingly support the public health restrictions imposed to curb the second wave of coronavirus infections, with support for the measures highest among voters aged over 55, according to a Guardian Essential poll.
New research shows 72% of the sample backs the decision of the Andrews government to impose a curfew between 8pm and 5am, 71% supports curbs on leaving the house, while 70% endorse restrictions on business and the requirement that people travel no further than 5km from their house. Voters aged over 34 are more likely to support the current lockdown measures than younger people.
A strong majority, 79%, report having a good understanding of what they are permitted to do and not do under the restrictions. Majorities in the sample of 500 Victorian voters think the lockdown is appropriate (67%) and will be effective in flattening the curve of new infections (60%) – although 41% of respondents who remain in paid work worry the restrictions will have a negative impact on their employment.
People fighting for change vs a bunch of Karen's.Interesting the change in narrative from the blm protesters and the anti lock down protesters in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Victoria.
The lack of consistency has not gone unnoticed, Komrades.
I feel sorry for you bro.People fighting for change vs a bunch of Karen's.
Sometimes reported statistics are at significant variance to observable reality.Nice to see the numbers come down in Victoria also interesting to see suicide hasn't increased in Victoria this year.
Its also fascinating to see that some ignore reams of evidence but seize on some outlier why is that?
From the very start of the outbreak I have been very disappointed we did not follow the actions of the Asian countries who have been through all this before.
Thing is, if the "Karen" meme were replaced with a different word then you'd be crucified for vilifying others.People fighting for change vs a bunch of Karen's.
Sometimes reported statistics are at significant variance to observable reality.
Sometimes reported statistics are at significant variance to observable reality.
I have received reports of lockdown related deaths, and repeated attempts at self harm, from a number of people with whom I am well acquainted.
We're paying the price for globalisation there.
Can't wear masks when you don't have enough even for the most important things like those working in hospitals and the factories making them are offshore.
If there's one piece of good to come out of the whole sorry mess it's that it might just end that nonsense and see at least some manufacturing returned to Australia. There's more to it than just price alone - it's a matter of national security basically that we have the capability to do things here and that the Australian government can if necessary direct how that's used in a crisis situation.
It's a classic case of saving $1 then some years later the bill turns up and it's $1000. That's usually about the time those who made such decisions suddenly decide that they need to spend more time with their family.
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