Yeah a 90 year old and a 70 year old dead im terrifiedQuote:
Originally Posted by Isaidwtf
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Yeah a 90 year old and a 70 year old dead im terrifiedQuote:
Originally Posted by Isaidwtf
If you need more examples, go back a few months and look at what happened in India. It's the same variant. Or do you think we stronger than Indians because we eat Aussie meat pies?Quote:
Originally Posted by 4647
You are an ignorant goose, what if that was your dad or grandad, you are pathetic...I am 70 and I have a full life ahead of me you obnoxious turd..........Quote:
Originally Posted by 4647
1.5 billion compared to 25 million a little differentQuote:
Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
If you were my dad you wouldn't be around for longQuote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
You snowflakes want to hide under the bed every time someone sneezes that's your choice I will take my chances
If I was your father I would be ashamed of your attitude to people you should respect...Quote:
Originally Posted by 4647
Why should I respect u ??Quote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Haha my father wouldn't be trolling a punting pageQuote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
HaHa, nice comeback, I'm sure your father would be proud...cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by 4647
You carry on, in your case we can only hope Darwinism exerts it's ultimate influence, sooner rather than later.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4647
Im an essential worker worked through both lockdowns still alive and very well thanks maybe its survival of the fittestQuote:
Originally Posted by adahar
Unfortunately that's a misplaced analogy. It doesn't mean what you think it means.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4647
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Hahaha thanks dudeQuote:
Originally Posted by Forward Must Hang
@4647 dude these betas think that whores like them and enjoy their time together and they “connect”… they’ll believe anything they’re told
"Dr Chant said that although the teen is in intensive care, he is not yet on a ventilator.
The remaining people in the ICU include one person in their 20s, one in their 30s, one in their 40s, three in their 50s, six in their 60s, two in their 70s, one in their 80s.
None of those being treated for the Delta variant in hospital have had two doses of the vaccination, Dr Kerry Chant has revealed."
Representatives of people in intensive care from each decade of life. You are arguing last year's argument 4647
Haha my favourite line on these pages are a wl told me in the roomQuote:
Originally Posted by CantCme
Dr chant is the government's paid expertQuote:
Originally Posted by Ziggurat
I was outraged back in March when Professor Kelly the CMO, said vaccination "wasn't a race." The PM and McCormack said the same. The Financial Times editorial is also perplexed:
“It’s not a race,” prime minister Scott Morrison insisted in March, as concerns grew about what critics have called a vaccine “strollout”. He was wrong. Having squandered its early victory over the virus, despite being one of the world’s wealthiest countries, Australia now faces a costly round of restrictions as it struggles to protect a largely unimmunised population from outbreaks of the highly contagious Delta variant. Sydney, home to a fifth of the nation’s 25m people, is entering its third week of a lockdown due to stay in place until July 16. Australia now stands as a warning to other nations, not least neighbouring New Zealand, that a fortress approach to the virus cannot succeed in the absence of an effective vaccine programme.
Australia’s approach has been domestically popular until now. Polls show some three-quarters of the population have backed the border closures. Yet as a panel of experts wrote in a recent report on how the country could reopen, “Australia cannot continue to lock itself off from the world as a hermit nation indefinitely.” The social and economic costs are too large, especially for younger people. The wider lesson for a world facing ever more virus variants, is that glacial vaccine rollouts spell disaster, no matter how rich or hermetically sealed a country may be."
While ever there are people in our community who don’t give a rats arse about anyone but themselves this pandemic will continue.
Buckle up for the long haul people.
Going to be a long time before life returns to how it was before this all started.
And for the young and healthy types that reckon this virus won’t hurt them maybe you should prepare yourself for losing someone that you maybe might care about.
I wouldn’t be planning any overseas holidays anytime soon. Wouldn’t expect to see an influx of fresh young girls in shops either.
You could even spare a thought for all the small businesses that are struggling and may well not survive.
So sure…..survival of the fittest….but at what cost!!!!
vaccinations is a joke. They don't even have spots for people to vaccinate even if they want to.Quote:
Originally Posted by rooter
Currently booked out until October
A poll showed that only about 50% of the population is willing to get the jab.
the rest saying no
and about 6-7% already have.
at this rate. mid next year we get 50% vaxed. But that's still not enough.
and that's with no new variants. and no booster needed (which pfizer says may be needed every 6 months)
A narcissistic personalty disorder doesn't care about cost.Quote:
Originally Posted by CountryPunter
Thanks for waking me up.Quote:
Originally Posted by CantCme
I thought they genuinely liked me. They told me how good looking I was and how they missed me.
But they told that to every of their 500 other customers.
Vaccinations will not provide the way out. Even if the adult population is 100% vaccinated it will not return us to normal.
The logic surrounding this proposition is there to see with the evidence evolving constantly. The UK experiment of having all restrictions cease on 19th July will be pivotal to future Govt decisions. I've yet to see or hear anything from the "experts" that can rationalise the future.
We have a long way to go yet.