Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Tue Jul 21, 2020 9:57 pmby DOC
Wrong background footage for sure but does not change the story.
That would not bother anyone really let alone someone who does not watch MSM.
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:10 pmby daysofourlives
since the start of corona we have lost one person a day on average to corona.
We have 400 other deaths per day.
How the F does it make any sense to cripple the nation.
More people die on our roads everyday, are we going to stop driving?
More people die from smoking related deaths, why arent we just flat out taking cigarettes off the shelf? Thats no harsher on people who smoke than the government has been on small business during covid.
And i would bet my left nut that suicides from covid related restrictions have already overtaken covid deaths. I dont expect to read that in msm anytime soon.
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:13 pmby Eagles2014
Sadly a person in their 100’s passed away in Victoria today with Coronavirus
Seriously, sure she was a picture of health before that!
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Tue Jul 21, 2020 10:18 pmby daysofourlives
Corona Man wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Eagles2014 wrote:tigerpie wrote:Speaking to a doctor friend. She reckons its only a matter of time before we get a second wave here.
Never seem to hear what happens when Victoria get over this second wave, do we then end up having a third wave, then a fourth wave?
Where does it all end??
When Biden loses the US election it will end
Best news I’ve read in months, you heard it first here folks, the virus is all gone by the end of November.
Its even better than you first thought the election is beginning of November, the 3rd to be precise. I expect you could have a beer in a pub by about the middle of the month. Get your boxing day tickets
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Tue Jul 21, 2020 11:43 pmby Dutchy
daysofourlives wrote:since the start of corona we have lost one person a day on average to corona.
We have 400 other deaths per day.
How the F does it make any sense to cripple the nation.
More people die on our roads everyday, are we going to stop driving?
More people die from smoking related deaths, why arent we just flat out taking cigarettes off the shelf? Thats no harsher on people who smoke than the government has been on small business during covid.
And i would bet my left nut that suicides from covid related restrictions have already overtaken covid deaths. I dont expect to read that in msm anytime soon.
But you wanted community footy called off
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 9:18 amby Booney
I agree, why use file footage, surely they can just go into the ICU at Royal Melbourne Hospital for daily crosses from the news desk? Can't be that hard to organise.
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 10:05 amby someguy1
Booney wrote:I agree, why use file footage, surely they can just go into the ICU at Royal Melbourne Hospital for daily crosses from the news desk? Can't be that hard to organise.
There would be laws around what they can and can't show and getting everyones consent. Stock footage exists for a reason.
For example
https://www.thermh.org.au/patients-visi ... -and-staff
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 11:17 amby Jim05
Sounds like it’s a big one in Victoria with possibly near 500 according to ABF lads.
A couple of massive spikes at nursing homes with one apparently having an increase from 10 to 50 in 24hrs
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:24 pmby Wedgie
Dan the Man not impressed. 53% of the Vic's that got positive results went about their normal lives shopping, working, etc after being tested.
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:26 pmby Eagles2014
Wedgie wrote:Dan the Man not impressed. 53% of the Vic's that got positive results went about their normal lives shopping, working, etc after being tested.
Victorians have this arrogance about them like Americans, no surprises!!
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:29 pmby Booney
F*cking idiots :
"The challenge is people then do go and get tested – and we're very grateful for that – but I'm equally saddened to have to report that 53 per cent – or 2056 of those 3810 cases – did not isolate," he said.
"That is, did not stay at home and have no contact with anybody else – between when they had their test taken and when they got the results of that test.
"Fifty-three per cent of people continuing to go shopping, continuing to go to work, continuing to do all sorts of things even though they've got symptoms, they feel sick, sick enough to get a test, and then, somehow, not willing to stay at home and wait – on average – a couple of days, and sometimes sooner – to get the results of that test."
"We can't have, any longer, 9 out of 10 people taking too long between when they first feel sick and when they get tested.
"And we certainly cannot have 1 in 2 people who are waiting for a test result simply going about their business as if they didn't have symptoms, as if they weren't waiting for a test result, as if this wasn't a global pandemic. We just can't have that any longer."
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:30 pmby mighty_tiger_79
Staggering
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Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:36 pmby Jim05
Booney wrote:F*cking idiots :
"The challenge is people then do go and get tested – and we're very grateful for that – but I'm equally saddened to have to report that 53 per cent – or 2056 of those 3810 cases – did not isolate," he said.
"That is, did not stay at home and have no contact with anybody else – between when they had their test taken and when they got the results of that test.
"Fifty-three per cent of people continuing to go shopping, continuing to go to work, continuing to do all sorts of things even though they've got symptoms, they feel sick, sick enough to get a test, and then, somehow, not willing to stay at home and wait – on average – a couple of days, and sometimes sooner – to get the results of that test."
"We can't have, any longer, 9 out of 10 people taking too long between when they first feel sick and when they get tested.
"And we certainly cannot have 1 in 2 people who are waiting for a test result simply going about their business as if they didn't have symptoms, as if they weren't waiting for a test result, as if this wasn't a global pandemic. We just can't have that any longer."
Only reason Dan hasn’t gone into stage 4 lockdown is because of his scumbag union mates
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:38 pmby mighty_tiger_79
But Dans union mates aren't getting him re-elected
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Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:40 pmby Jim05
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:But Dans union mates aren't getting him re-elected
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The opposition in Victoria are that pathetic that Dan would be safe as houses still.
Imagine Setka and co if Dan shut down the state for a month, they would lynch him.
Re: Coronavirus (Covid19)
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Wed Jul 22, 2020 1:40 pmby Apachebulldog
Booney wrote:I agree, why use file footage, surely they can just go into the ICU at Royal Melbourne Hospital for daily crosses from the news desk? Can't be that hard to organise.
Yep correct how hard is it to get permission.
Approx. 1,000 ICU beds in Melbourne and only 31 in use at the moment.
I am sick and tired of the MSM"s SCAREMONGERING a lot of people are very gullible and believe the CRAP they come out with.
MSM not a shred of INTEGRITY.
