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+xBurz, yes its not about Melb and their issues weren't with the delta might I add originally - we have screwed up here and hindsight is a wonderful thing. I don't care to or listen anymore to any leader tbh, they projectile the same shit everday. We also have a % of people who DGAF, on SM etc influencing the sheep, they are just as much to blame whats occuring right now. You can't keep attacking the same way time and time again. Only positive from this right now is people are waking up and accepting to get jabbed now sooner than later. Agree with all those points. I'm also not a fan with the Police being given these additional powers. Hindsight is wonderful but that is no excuse or justification. You can use that as an excuse for anything. The Government knows and sees the trends and have failed to ramp up when necessary. Not pushing for more vaccinations earlier is also frustrating as we basically had a 1.5 year advantage and now we're scrambling. Jury is still out but Melbourne's numbers now (with Delta) seem better contained as they are all in isolation at the time (time will tell). Also, the reason why people may have reacted in a certain way is because of this constant State v State narrative being pushed. When you're first response is "Melbourne X" or "Sydney Y", you're creating that divide again.
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yes agree Burztur on the State v State thing and we citizens are stupid reacting as such because its started by our useless so called leaders covering themselves in some glory over their mess, deflection as some say. You can't rate any of them TBH...... On a car forum I'm in I even seen some gloating how their Health person is better looking than the other, like WTF how petty people have become. Mentioning hindsight is all can say though, for I'm not up front in their shoes getting all the info and being able to deal with it hands on - were dealing with the after effects like all of us do. Can't do anything but comply whats being asked and happy that we are but obviously a % are not as community infections keep on the up. Just as many are battling with, I have a mother inlaw in aged care lockdown who hardly speaks a word of english, a wife going awol trying to help her, my olds 88/92yrs living alone needing visit I can't, this that its a melting pot and we have these selfish fucktards who DGAF and feeling victimised because the eastern suburbs people arn't singled out like they are. FFS some humans are just ignoramouse idiots let alone our backward thinking leaders.
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+xOMG NSW....this is an utter disaster - how can they be in this position with all the knowledge and lessons learned? Also the difference in coverage is a joke. Shows how the media in aus in a propoganda arm of the LNP Whilst I couldn't agree more re. the media you are kind of engaging in the same double standard by decrying the treatment of the Andrews government in previous instances and then going on the full offensive re. NSW response. It's pretty clear by now that we are dealing with a far more infectious variant of the virus and that contact tracing is no longer as effective if not capable of getting us to zero. Perhaps Gladys should of moved to lock down immediately. Hindsight is a beautiful thing.
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+x+xOMG NSW....this is an utter disaster - how can they be in this position with all the knowledge and lessons learned? Also the difference in coverage is a joke. Shows how the media in aus in a propoganda arm of the LNP Perhaps Gladys should of moved to lock down immediately. Hindsight is a beautiful thing. 16 June infection. 25 June lockdown. 9 days not fast enough? It took Victoria 14 days to identify their initial case and much longer to realise they had 2 separate outbreaks but people arent saying they were too slow Its ludicrous to suggest response teams have a week to either announce the toughest restrictions possible or risk over 200 cases a day. Thats the kind of pressure that leads to mistakes. When you have a look at all the lockdowns and what they actually accomplished, stats show responses teams have gone into lockdown too quickly instead of not fast enough Australia has been sold the concept of a snap lockdown, despite failing for Victoria twice in 5 weeks (2 extensions required plus ongoing restrictions), and now the expectation from the public is snap lockdown or fail. The fact is NSW did go into a lockdown within similar timeframes to other states and it was wide enough to contain the infection (the virus doesnt recognise jurisdiction and Victoria is a much smaller state) This virus doesn't work based on popular opinion
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Muz
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So according to the radio they're thinking of sending the army in to help compliance with lockdown in Sydney. Not to administer vaccines but to make sure the lockdown is abided by. What the fuck is wrong with these clowns? If they have to be there then at least have them jabbing people at the same time. FFS. Put me in charge.
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Carlito
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+xSo according to the radio they're thinking of sending the army in to help compliance with lockdown in Sydney. Not to administer vaccines but to make sure the lockdown is abided by. What the fuck is wrong with these clowns? If they have to be there then at least have them jabbing people at the same time. FFS. Put me in charge. Scomo admitted that the army can't do all that. For months andrews got attacked for it .
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Serious question, if Government was able to secure supply of other vaccines (like Sputnik) would you take it? Yes for me.
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+xSerious question, if Government was able to secure supply of other vaccines (like Sputnik) would you take it? Yes for me. Maybe the Russian one not the Chinese one. The TGA would have to approve it though.
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+x+x+x+xHow will we cope when fully vaccinated people start dying here Rates of double-jabbed people in hospital will grow – but that does not mean Covid vaccines are failingSeveral factors, including the portion of those at highest risk among the double-vaccinated and antibody levels, account for the data But Covid jabs are not a perfect shield. They slow the spread of the virus, help prevent disease, and reduce the risk of dying. They do not bring all this to an end. In the months ahead many thousands of people will be in hospital with Covid. What may seem more troubling is that ever more will have received two vaccination doses.
Public Health England data from early July bears this out. Of 257 deaths from confirmed Delta variant infections between February and late June, only two of the 26 deaths in those under 50 were double jabbed. That compares with 116, or more than half, of the 231 deaths in the over 50s. “If fully vaccinated, the risk of being hospitalised falls by about 90%,” said Prof David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication, at Cambridge University. “But it doesn’t disappear, and as a large proportion of the highest risk people are now vaccinated it’s inevitable they will start to form the majority of the people with Covid in hospital, particularly as most of the unvaccinated people are young and therefore at low risk. Indeed, being young reduces the risk even more than being vaccinated.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/22/rates-of-double-jabbed-people-in-hospital-will-grow-but-that-does-not-mean-covid-vaccines-are-failing but but every political leader and CHO tells us that vaccinations will end lockdowns!!!! Vaccines are second to face masks and the key to ending lockdowns as far as CHOs are concerned. Grab a cloth, knit on a few straps, make some kind of effort to wear it, no more Delta variant Not just CHO's, I had a really interesting discussion with a Covid-nazi about masks and their benefits last week, he was fully on board and wore his everywhere. When I asked him how often he washed his mask and what precautions he took when handling it during the day (ie eating) he couldn't answer. Considering majority of people are the same, including everyone on here I would guess, may as well replace your mask with a safety blanket as they provide the same amount of placebo Should've asked him if he wears a fireproof race-suit and a crash helmet whenever he hops in his car? Just to stay safe, you know...
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+x+x+x+xHow will we cope when fully vaccinated people start dying here Rates of double-jabbed people in hospital will grow – but that does not mean Covid vaccines are failingSeveral factors, including the portion of those at highest risk among the double-vaccinated and antibody levels, account for the data But Covid jabs are not a perfect shield. They slow the spread of the virus, help prevent disease, and reduce the risk of dying. They do not bring all this to an end. In the months ahead many thousands of people will be in hospital with Covid. What may seem more troubling is that ever more will have received two vaccination doses.
Public Health England data from early July bears this out. Of 257 deaths from confirmed Delta variant infections between February and late June, only two of the 26 deaths in those under 50 were double jabbed. That compares with 116, or more than half, of the 231 deaths in the over 50s. “If fully vaccinated, the risk of being hospitalised falls by about 90%,” said Prof David Spiegelhalter, chair of the Winton Centre for Risk and Evidence Communication, at Cambridge University. “But it doesn’t disappear, and as a large proportion of the highest risk people are now vaccinated it’s inevitable they will start to form the majority of the people with Covid in hospital, particularly as most of the unvaccinated people are young and therefore at low risk. Indeed, being young reduces the risk even more than being vaccinated.” https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/22/rates-of-double-jabbed-people-in-hospital-will-grow-but-that-does-not-mean-covid-vaccines-are-failing but but every political leader and CHO tells us that vaccinations will end lockdowns!!!! Vaccines are second to face masks and the key to ending lockdowns as far as CHOs are concerned. Grab a cloth, knit on a few straps, make some kind of effort to wear it, no more Delta variant Not just CHO's, I had a really interesting discussion with a Covid-nazi about masks and their benefits last week, he was fully on board and wore his everywhere. When I asked him how often he washed his mask and what precautions he took when handling it during the day (ie eating) he couldn't answer. Considering majority of people are the same, including everyone on here I would guess, may as well replace your mask with a safety blanket as they provide the same amount of placebo I wear a black bandanna I bought years ago, tied around my face. It's funny to think that in July 2019 if I walked into a store looking like that, people would be on edge and I'd be getting eyed off by security. But in July 2021, I look like a responsible citizen.
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Sending in the army? Imagine if that was Victoria.
Failed state, army to fix the mess yada yada
I love how the LNP blame supply issues like as if that’s an out. Yeah you were in charge of supply and you didn’t take a broad range of options, you went with the one your lobbyist pushed. Crooks.
Greens have been utterly useless throughout this too.not enough cheap populist pints for social media points with this topic.
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+xOMG NSW....this is an utter disaster - how can they be in this position with all the knowledge and lessons learned? Also the difference in coverage is a joke. Shows how the media in aus in a propoganda arm of the LNP Interestingly, I looked up Sky News on YouTube when the NSW lockdowns were first announced to see how they were treating Gladys vs how they treated Dan last year but their regular panellists were savaging her. Coach Cottager in particular and (from what I've seen) continues to do so.
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+xgawd tsf, Melb's infections during varying stages of pre lockdowns and into them had far worse infection numbers.... None of this is good be it 50/100 infections to 230 odd overnight in saying that. Forget the media and whatever arm is directing it or not, they all are useless. Does anybody actually like their state premier? I'm trying to think of the last state premier anywhere in Australia that was somewhat popular, beyond having people vote for them at election time...
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+x+xgawd tsf, Melb's infections during varying stages of pre lockdowns and into them had far worse infection numbers.... None of this is good be it 50/100 infections to 230 odd overnight in saying that. Forget the media and whatever arm is directing it or not, they all are useless. Does anybody actually like their state premier? I'm trying to think of the last state premier anywhere in Australia that was somewhat popular, beyond having people vote for them at election time... Mark McGowan won 55 seats to 2 or something and they called the election 45 minutes after polls closed. Even Putin wouldnt rig and election with those results as it would appear suss.
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+x+x+xgawd tsf, Melb's infections during varying stages of pre lockdowns and into them had far worse infection numbers.... None of this is good be it 50/100 infections to 230 odd overnight in saying that. Forget the media and whatever arm is directing it or not, they all are useless. Does anybody actually like their state premier? I'm trying to think of the last state premier anywhere in Australia that was somewhat popular, beyond having people vote for them at election time... Mark McGowan won 55 seats to 2 or something and they called the election 45 minutes after polls closed. Even Putin wouldnt rig and election with those results as it would appear suss. Is he generally liked though, or is voting for him more a case of "Yuck...I guess I'll vote for the Giant Douche over the Turd Sandwich"?
There are only two intellectually honest debate tactics: (a) pointing out errors or omissions in your opponent’s facts, or (b) pointing out errors or omissions in your opponent’s logic. All other debate tactics are intellectually dishonest - John T. Reed
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+x+x+x+xgawd tsf, Melb's infections during varying stages of pre lockdowns and into them had far worse infection numbers.... None of this is good be it 50/100 infections to 230 odd overnight in saying that. Forget the media and whatever arm is directing it or not, they all are useless. Does anybody actually like their state premier? I'm trying to think of the last state premier anywhere in Australia that was somewhat popular, beyond having people vote for them at election time... Mark McGowan won 55 seats to 2 or something and they called the election 45 minutes after polls closed. Even Putin wouldnt rig and election with those results as it would appear suss. Is he generally liked though, or is voting for him more a case of "Yuck...I guess I'll vote for the Giant Douche over the Turd Sandwich"? Yeah I dunno, but based off that you'd think people are pretty happy with him. But yeah, politics is usually voting against who you hate, not for who you like
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+xSending in the army? Imagine if that was Victoria.
Failed state, army to fix the mess yada yada
I love how the LNP blame supply issues like as if that’s an out. Yeah you were in charge of supply and you didn’t take a broad range of options, you went with the one your lobbyist pushed. Crooks.
Greens have been utterly useless throughout this too.not enough cheap populist pints for social media points with this topic. Yes imagine hiring a consultancy to do what the government already did every year with administering the flu vaccine. It's beyond a joke.
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+xSerious question, if Government was able to secure supply of other vaccines (like Sputnik) would you take it? Yes for me. I believe the Russian government allowed their vaccine data to be peer reviewed and has shown to be an effective vaccine. So yes, if it were approved by the TGA I would. The Chinese vaccines have not shared this data or been fully transparent from my understanding and from the little we know that Sinovac isn't working very well against Delta or the Brazilian variant anyway. So fuck that.
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Apparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue.
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Carlito
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+x+x+xgawd tsf, Melb's infections during varying stages of pre lockdowns and into them had far worse infection numbers.... None of this is good be it 50/100 infections to 230 odd overnight in saying that. Forget the media and whatever arm is directing it or not, they all are useless. Does anybody actually like their state premier? I'm trying to think of the last state premier anywhere in Australia that was somewhat popular, beyond having people vote for them at election time... Mark McGowan won 55 seats to 2 or something and they called the election 45 minutes after polls closed. Even Putin wouldnt rig and election with those results as it would appear suss. Considering Western Australians had a gutful of the lnp and Clive they had every right to call the election early.
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+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief
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+x+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief For months you had to be over 60 to be eligible for AZ. Now, they've opened it up for anyone who wants the shot but nobody wants it. Given the 12 week gap between shots (means you're eating 13-14 weeks before being fully protected) andthe government flip-flopping between not recommending it for younger people and now recommending it I'm not surprised the vast majority of under 60s are waiting for Pfizer.
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+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. 3 million of something no one wants. I was sent an update from a mate today from Qld. To date they've given out 761 539 shots of Pfizer 125 796 of AZ Just remember kiddies 'it's not a race'.
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Israel has just started third round shots due to the now evident decreased effectiveness of the first two against the Delta Variant as they are coming up to 2,000 cases per day & 60% of the population vaccinated. Something for Australia to note for the future.
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Burztur
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+x+x+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief For months you had to be over 60 to be eligible for AZ. Now, they've opened it up for anyone who wants the shot but nobody wants it. Given the 12 week gap between shots (means you're eating 13-14 weeks before being fully protected) andthe government flip-flopping between not recommending it for younger people and now recommending it I'm not surprised the vast majority of under 60s are waiting for Pfizer. Government messaging and roll-out on AZ has been terrible. Can't be denied. We should have also secured the same amount of Pfizer for people but now it's become a scarce resource leading to people waiting. We're already 2 months behind and people want to wait 3 more months... The 12 week wait between shots for AZ doesn't help too but that could have been pushed out earlier.
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+xIsrael has just started third round shots due to the now evident decreased effectiveness of the first two against the Delta Variant as they are coming up to 2,000 cases per day & 60% of the population vaccinated. Something for Australia to note for the future. Feds already onto this. Ordered 65m doses of booster Pfizer shots for next year. Wouldn't surprise me if we use a mixture in future. AZ + Pfizer or Moderna. That seems to be more effective (from the studies so far).
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Carlito
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+x+x+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief For months you had to be over 60 to be eligible for AZ. Now, they've opened it up for anyone who wants the shot but nobody wants it. Given the 12 week gap between shots (means you're eating 13-14 weeks before being fully protected) andthe government flip-flopping between not recommending it for younger people and now recommending it I'm not surprised the vast majority of under 60s are waiting for Pfizer. That's due to the scare tactics. And the government not coming out and stating it was an isolated cases . Instead of assurring the populace they did nothing.
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+x+x+x+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief For months you had to be over 60 to be eligible for AZ. Now, they've opened it up for anyone who wants the shot but nobody wants it. Given the 12 week gap between shots (means you're eating 13-14 weeks before being fully protected) andthe government flip-flopping between not recommending it for younger people and now recommending it I'm not surprised the vast majority of under 60s are waiting for Pfizer. Government messaging and roll-out on AZ has been terrible. Can't be denied. We should have also secured the same amount of Pfizer for people but now it's become a scarce resource leading to people waiting. We're already 2 months behind and people want to wait 3 more months... The 12 week wait between shots for AZ doesn't help too but that could have been pushed out earlier. Yep..I'm eligible for the covid jabs now due to my asthma but I'm not getting it yet due to others needing it more than I do.
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+x+x+x+x+xApparently we have over 3m of extra AZ supply. So its not a general supply issue. Then why the damn hold up. This roll-out has been botched beyond belief For months you had to be over 60 to be eligible for AZ. Now, they've opened it up for anyone who wants the shot but nobody wants it. Given the 12 week gap between shots (means you're eating 13-14 weeks before being fully protected) andthe government flip-flopping between not recommending it for younger people and now recommending it I'm not surprised the vast majority of under 60s are waiting for Pfizer. Government messaging and roll-out on AZ has been terrible. Can't be denied. We should have also secured the same amount of Pfizer for people but now it's become a scarce resource leading to people waiting. We're already 2 months behind and people want to wait 3 more months... The 12 week wait between shots for AZ doesn't help too but that could have been pushed out earlier. Yep..I'm eligible for the covid jabs now due to my asthma but I'm not getting it yet due to others needing it more than I do. Don't do that. I've had the flu with asthma and it nearly killed me. Lost 8kgs and spent 4 weeks on the couch (hospitalised twice) being barely able to move. I got the AZ as soon as I could because from all reports this COVID is worse than the flu and particularly bad for asthmatics. Go down and get your jab. There's plenty about and you're not taking it from anyone more 'needy' than you,.
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+xIsrael has just started third round shots due to the now evident decreased effectiveness of the first two against the Delta Variant as they are coming up to 2,000 cases per day & 60% of the population vaccinated. Something for Australia to note for the future. They are finding Pfizer effectiveness against delta is 64% in Israel due to declining effectiveness of vaccine, which they estimate drops about 6% every 2 months. They expect 3rd shot to bring it back up to the 90's.
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