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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1485 - Nov 21st, 2022 at 12:09pm
 
ShellShilo wrote on Nov 19th, 2022 at 8:41pm:
Carl D wrote on Nov 19th, 2022 at 10:46am:
Carl D wrote on Nov 18th, 2022 at 12:21pm:
Carl D wrote on Nov 18th, 2022 at 10:36am:
Where's our PM while all this is happening? Oh, that's right - he's still gabbing and taking inane 'selfies' in Indonesia, isn't he?


Oh, wait... he's moved on to Bangkok now (and more inane maskless 'selfies').



lol...

Couldn't have said it better myself, Kate.

Meanwhile, another 2,634 cases and 13 deaths reported for Victoria today.

Hospitalisations up by another 13 as well.

20 more Covid deaths and Australia will reach the grim milestone of 16,000 deaths, most of them this year (we may have already reached it since the other States only give a weekly report on Fridays now).



I wonder how many people have died over the last 3 years of coronary heart disease, diabetes, cancer, or even colds and flu's? Maybe we should add them to all this fear-mongering as well? We are still talking about less than 3% of all daily deaths in Australia.

I'd be curious to know, just how many unvaccinated have been reinfected with any variant of this virus? Compared to those vaccinated and reinfected? This might explain why there are so many variants of this virus.


That's exactly what they were doing was counting any death as caused by the convid even when it wasn't. Why do you think that the flu all of a sudden miraculously disappeared ??
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Reply #1486 - Nov 21st, 2022 at 12:44pm
 
AusGeoff wrote on Nov 21st, 2022 at 3:43am:
AusGeoff wrote on Nov 20th, 2022 at 4:11am:
The same anti-vaxxers who every day
endanger the health of the aged and infirm, and those who are
immunocompromised.  But they don't care—it's all about their
"rights" and stuff everybody else's rights. 
  It's the height of
antisocialism.

Can you please address the issue I've highlighted.



Wait a minute mate. I thought if you take this magic vax then you should be protected right so what is your problem now sherlock ??
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Reply #1487 - Nov 21st, 2022 at 4:41pm
 
AusGeoff wrote on Nov 21st, 2022 at 3:43am:
BTW, I have to congratulate you on actually avoiding addressing the question
of your rights taking precedence over the rights of everyone else.    It was a
very clever deflection, covered up largely by a lot of rambling, irrelevant factoids.


I don't ramble, avoid, or deflect sir. I explain. If someone asked you, "When did you stop beating your wife?", how would you answer the question? It assumes that you have beaten your wife. And, asks when you've stopped. If I claim that "I don't beat my wife, and never have", you can claim that I have NOT answered your question(which is what you are doing now). And, if I answer the question in the positive or negative, I would be admitting that your unproven assumptions are true. Thus a loaded question. You just need to rephrase the question without adding these unproven assumptions.

So,

I DISAGREE THAT ANTIVAXXERS ARE ENDANGERING THE HEALTH OF THE INFIRMED AND THOSE WHO ARE IMMUNOCOMPROMISED! And, you provide no evidence  that supports this claim. I seriously doubt that roughly 5% of the population would pose much a health threat to anyone.

I DISAGREE THAT ANTIVAXXERS ONLY CARE ABOUT THEIR OWN RIGHTS, AND DON'T GIVE A STUFF ABOUT THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS. Since antivaxxers are NOT stopping, forcing, coercing, or shaming vaxxers for wearing masks, distancing, or vaccinating themselves, exactly what rights do antivaxxer NOT give a stuff about? In fact, it is those who are compliant that don't seem to care about giving up their rights and individual freedoms.

I ALSO DISAGREE THAT ANTIVAXERS REPRESENT THE HEIGHT OF ANTISOCIALISM. This would imply that people who refuse to comply with mandated protocols, must be suffering from an antisocial mental disorder. Non-compliance is not a mental illness. It is a CHOICE! Why should over 90% of Australians who are NOT  infected, be treated as though they are? Is this really the kind of paranoid society you really want to live in?
 
Maybe you can also explain the logic here? If you wear a mask, distance yourself, and have all your vaccinations, then how does any unvaccinated, uninfected person pose any threat to your health?  Isn't your health protected by these measures? Or, is it the antivaxxer's non-conformity that is the real source of your dissonance??

AusGeoff wrote on Nov 21st, 2022 at 3:43am:
Well at least we both agree on those allegations of mine. You are/do/doing each of those things.


I'm not sure what you are saying here. Just rephrase the question without all the loaded assumptions. It is intellectually dishonest to make-up unsupported premises, and then ask others to address them(begging the question).

AusGeoff wrote on Nov 21st, 2022 at 3:43am:
We're not talking about the confines of you home Shell; we're talking
about public spaces—theatres, shopping centres, banks and post offices etc.
And in any/all public spaces, we, all of us, have a duty of care to everyone
else around us.
  And particularly the immunocompromised, or the aged and
infirm.   Apparently you disagree with this?


I doubt that we'll be seeing many of the the infirmed, or the immunocompromised shopping at the mall. I disagree that shoppers have any duty of care to anyone, in the legal sense. I do agree, that if you are symptomatic, or have tested positive for this virus, you should practice all the mandated protocols to the letter. It is your moral obligation. Which most people do practice.
 

 
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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1488 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am
 
flip page (why do always seem to get this)?  Roll Eyes
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Reply #1489 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am
 
This aged well, didn't it? From last year.

Labor's Plan to Beat COVID-19

Quote:
We need a plan to beat Covid-19. But more than 18 months into this pandemic, we're still experiencing outbreaks and lockdowns because the Morrison Government has failed Australia on vaccines and on quarantine. We’ve seen 27 outbreaks from hotel quarantine, and the vaccine rollout has been bungled from the very beginning. Scott Morrison says it’s not a race, but he’s wrong. Millions of Australians suffering lockdowns know it’s a race. Mr Morrison doesn’t have a plan to beat COVID-19 – but we do.


Quote:
Labor would:

    Fix the vaccine rollout
    Build dedicated quarantine facilities across the country
    Have an effective public information campaign
    Start making mRNA vaccines in Australia


I'm surprised it hasn't been deleted already.

And...

https://mobile.twitter.com/pizza_marcus/status/1594856635671130112

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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1490 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am
 
3,807 new cases, 30 more hospitalisations (4 more in ICU) and
27
more deaths reported for Victoria today.

https://covidlive.com.au/

How's that "mild respiratory virus" going right now, aqua?

And, Australia has just passed 16,000 (16,007) deaths since the start of the pandemic - most of them this year. Probably more than that if all the States were still doing daily reports.
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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1491 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 11:32am
 
Carl D wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am:
3,807 new cases, 30 more hospitalisations (4 more in ICU) and
27
more deaths reported for Victoria today.

https://covidlive.com.au/

How's that "mild respiratory virus" going right now, aqua?

And, Australia has just passed 16,000 (16,007) deaths since the start of the pandemic - most of them this year. Probably more than that if all the States were still doing daily reports.


30 more people in hospital out of a population of 30 million ?

a nothing burger.

glad 90 % of the population agree with me.

the covid catastrophisers are becoming a cult.
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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1492 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:02pm
 
Carl D wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am:
3,807 new cases, 30 more hospitalisations (4 more in ICU) and
27
more deaths reported for Victoria today.

How's that "mild respiratory virus" going right now, aqua?

And, Australia has just passed 16,000 (16,007) deaths since the start of the pandemic - most of them this year. Probably more than that if all the States were still doing daily reports.


What was the average age of those dying from Covid-19? Did they die with or from Covid-19? Or, did they die from some other underlying chronic illness(comorbidities)? 27 deaths represents a mortality rate of only 0.7% of the total number of new cases. Or, less than 0.0001% of the total population. Which means, 99.3% of those infected will recover. So, very mild indeed!

These 16K deaths are the cumulative totals over a 3 year period, right? In 2021, there was a total of 171,469 deaths in Australia(or, 470 deaths per day). Even at 30 deaths per day, that's only 6.4% of all daily deaths in Australia. Therefore, over 90% of Australians have died from something other than Covid-19. Over 80% of all Covid deaths, occurred in 2022(so much for the efficacy of multiple vaccinations).

And, ALL deaths in Australia are reported, and tabulated by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. It's very difficult to hide the death of any Covid-19 victim(or any other death).

As of Nov. 22, 2022, there have been 10,564,087 total cases of Covid-19. But there have also been 10,364,130 people who have fully recovered from Covid-19. And, there have been 16,007 people who have died with/from Covid-19(avg age 82yo). So, again mild, once you add context to the stats.

So, NOT the media-manufactured exaggerated viral apocalypse, that you continue to fuel with your  insinuations, half-truths, irrelevant stats, omissions, and irresponsible fear-mongering. This has always been just a simple flu/cold virus that has a higher tolerance to the body's higher core temperature.


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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1493 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:08pm
 
ShellShilo wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:02pm:
Carl D wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 10:49am:
3,807 new cases, 30 more hospitalisations (4 more in ICU) and
27
more deaths reported for Victoria today.

How's that "mild respiratory virus" going right now, aqua?

And, Australia has just passed 16,000 (16,007) deaths since the start of the pandemic - most of them this year. Probably more than that if all the States were still doing daily reports.


What was the average age of those dying from Covid-19? Did they die with or from Covid-19? Or, did they die from some other underlying chronic illness(comorbidities)? 27 deaths represents a mortality rate of only 0.7% of the total number of new cases. Or, less than 0.0001% of the total population. Which means, 99.3% of those infected will recover. So, very mild indeed!

These 16K deaths are the cumulative totals over a 3 year period, right? In 2021, there was a total of 171,469 deaths in Australia(or, 470 deaths per day). Even at 30 deaths per day, that's only 6.4% of all daily deaths in Australia. Therefore, over 90% of Australians have died from something other than Covid-19. Over 80% of all Covid deaths, occurred in 2022(so much for the efficacy of multiple vaccinations).

And, ALL deaths in Australia are reported, and tabulated by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. It's very difficult to hide the death of any Covid-19 victim(or any other death).

As of Nov. 22, 2022, there have been 10,564,087 total cases of Covid-19. But there have also been 10,364,130 people who have fully recovered from Covid-19. And, there have been 16,007 people who have died with/from Covid-19(avg age 82yo). So, again mild, once you add context to the stats.

So, NOT the media-manufactured exaggerated viral apocalypse, that you continue to fuel with your  insinuations, half-truths, irrelevant stats, omissions, and irresponsible fear-mongering. This has always been just a simple flu/cold virus that has a higher tolerance to the body's higher core temperature.




dont be rational shell

covid is a species ending event

smallpox killed 90 % of the aztecs and the covid catastrophisers expect covid to do the same.


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Re: Australia and NZ numbers for today:
Reply #1494 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:27pm
 
ShellShilo wrote on Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:02pm:
What was the average age of those dying from Covid-19? Did they die with or from Covid-19? Or, did they die from some other underlying chronic illness(comorbidities)? 27 deaths represents a mortality rate of only 0.7% of the total number of new cases. Or, less than 0.0001% of the total population. Which means, 99.3% of those infected will recover. So, very mild indeed!


You'd probably need to ask the Federal and the States' Health Departments about all that because they're now either:

a) Not providing that information at all.

or...

b) If they are still providing it you can't find it easily.

Makes a mockery of our governments telling us we must now all "use personal responsibility" and "assess our own risks" with Covid when they're no longer providing us with the information to do so - like daily case numbers and where the most cases currently are. That sort of thing.

Mind you, they probably no longer have accurate information because hardly anyone is testing and/or reporting their cases anymore. And no longer isolating if they are positive.

And "recommended", "strongly recommended", "urged", "strongly urged" and "please follow this advice" doesn't cut in today's "I'm alright, Jack and stuff everyone else" society. You only need to look at the minuscule number of people wearing masks now in shopping centres and other indoor places for proof of that.


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Reply #1495 - Nov 22nd, 2022 at 3:52pm
 
All this talk has had me reminiscing about the "good old days" here in Perth.

The days when we had ONE COVID CASE and the entire city and suburbs (and sometimes most of the State) locked down for anywhere between 3 days and a week and everyone had to be masked when outside the home.

And the State government (or the Health Department) knew EXACTLY where this ONE COVID CASE came from and had been afterwards and they also knew everyone this ONE CASE had been in contact with.

And we all had to continue to wear masks for at least a week after the "all clear" was given.

And we had 7 days quarantine (or was it 14?) - as inadequate as it was with it being in city hotels instead of dedicated quarantine facilities for all people coming into the State from interstate and overseas (which was always where our one or sometimes two cases came from and ultimately became our 'Covid downfall' after our governments finally gave up, opened all the borders and scrapped testing and quarantine).

Ah, yes, "the good old days". Oh, wait... that was only LAST YEAR.  Sad
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Received by me last night. Took a screenshot of said text exchange to post up here. Ridiculous situation!
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