freediver wrote on Sep 6
th, 2020 at 5:25pm:
Quote:The speed limit , if you halved it, would save some lives.
As would doubling our covid restrictions.
Quote:The cost to the economy would be measurable.
Maybe .1 of a percent.
You are making up crap. You have no idea what it costs the economy to have people spend so much of their lives sitting in road vehicles at a leisurely pace. You get hysterical about change, not cost. You are entirely comfortable with the very expensive life saving measures our society has already adopted. You are so comfortable you would rather tell yourself lies than acknowledge a reality you have become accustomed to.
rubbish,
even reducing speeds outside schools probably saved a few 8 yo's (way more valuable then 88 yo's).
and having to slow down to 40 to go past a school would cost the GDP, .00000000000000000000001 %
if that.
covid has cost closer to 10 %.
do you even know what that means?
its all fine now whilst scomo is maxing out the credit card.
but , to get that in persepctive 1.5 % reduction in america after the GFC resulted in 2 million homeless people .
just the cost to VICTORIA of the lockdown is 5 billion a WEEK.
we had parliament debate whether NBN should go to the home and because it was going to cost an extra 10 billion we said NO.
and thats the cost of 1 state locking down for a fortnight.
i know many lefties cant do maths but they are going to learn quick smart next year when they are unceremoniously booted out of their homes and are living in a tent crapping in a portaloo.
and all so politicians could appear virtuos.
the media could make cash out of fear monering and
the big companies (coles woolies, netflix, google, amazon etc) could record record profits and demolish the opposition from small business which will NEVER recover.
in new york alone 5000 resturants are gone...forever.
and it will be the same for victoria.
meanwhile, maccas and uber eats (foreign) are doing just fine.
the whole over reaction is going to come back and bite people like you so hard, you'll be begging to come and camp on my property and grow a few turnips by the river