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Maybe you should be feeling pretty lucky at the moment instead.Feeling pretty vindicated at the moment.
Maybe you should be feeling pretty lucky at the moment instead.
Unjabbed? That was obviously your decision to make and I'm not here to judge you. I will suggest though that had you caught the Delta strain way back when, your ability to cope with it might very well have been different to what it is now. It is pure luck that you hadn't caught it until now. I should have caught it 3 months ago when it ripped through my workplace in two days, except that I wasn't there that week. Luck.
BOOM! Both barrels!
^ Why are you quoting a Pommy RWNJ rag for something that may or may not be happening closer to home?
So after making people shake in their boots and wesring nappies on their faces to feel betterFrom the article:
"South Australian Labor premier introduces $75k fines"
I note that my question remains unanswered.From the article:
"South Australian Labor premier introduces $75k fines"
I note that my question remains unanswered.
The article itself is misleading and in my opinion designed to keep the conspiracy theorists all het up. The fines have NOT been introduced. People will NOT go to jail for two years for failing to wear a mask on a tram. Normal parliamentary processes are yet to take place and it is up to the Libs to introduce amendments in the upper house to accompany the ones already forwarded by SA Best and the Greens, if they could be bothered. The legislation will see the promised removal of the Emergency Declaration, which was necessary but comparatively dictatorial compared to this.
I'll ask again. Why source the article from such a disreputable overseas publication? Is it because the way it was written suits your narrative? Don't you find it strange that there doesn't appear to be any locally produced articles themed similarly?
You may have noticed that I'm not a Scomo supporter, so **** off with your asinine straw man argument.^ ?
That's an info page from a gov't department, not a piece of gutter journalism written or approved by someone with an agenda!
We can now surmise that because you can't find a local article written in a similar vein to the one from that Pommy rag that you love (neither could I), it is unique in the world for the way they have spun the story. Not even The Australian ran it, from what I could find. As such, we can also assume that that's the sort of stuff that you sniff out in a constant attempt to confirm your biases. I bet you don't even realise that you get sucked in by dog-whistling.
Even though you probably hate the ABC because it is critical of conspiracy theories, misinformation, sensationalism etc. you should at least read this article for balance:
SA government strikes deal with crossbench to end COVID emergency declaration
A deal has been struck to pass law changes through the state parliament's upper house that will modify how COVID will be managed in South Australia.www.abc.net.au
Doesn't seem so bad after all, does it?
Speaking of large fines and jail terms, is it any worse than this? Feel free to comment on the Morrison government's anti-capitalist stance!:
Some time on Thursday this week, Australia will have its 7 millionth recorded COVID case.
At the end of June 2021, not quite 12 months ago, we hade just passed the 30,000 mark.
On Dec 31st 2021, around 5 months ago it had jumped to 430,000.
So the vast majority of the cases have occurred in the last six months of a pandemic that has been going for nigh on 2.5 years.
I know of two people who have been unfortunate enough to have caught the bug twice, but last night I met someone who has now had COVID THREE times! Talk about unlucky!
The bloke is a driver for one of the freight companies, so spends a lot of his work time in the cab of his truck, has been required to wear a mask out of the truck , but seemed to be exposed to it.
The "good " part of it all he says is that (a) apart from the first dose he got where he felt pretty ordinary for a week, the other two doses have been largely asymptomatic and (b) he never gave it to his wife , though she did get it when she went over to babysit the grandchildren cos the parents both had it. As he said, at least she did not come home and give it to him for a fourth time!
Mick
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