Opinion AUSTRALIAN Politics: Adelaide Board Discussion Part 5

[Cap]

You know writing random stuff is not responding.

No you didn't answer his question. so now you have a chance to answer it. Prove how pete is confused

They weren't random. Do you know what random means?

I did answer Petes question, if he doesn't think so I'm sure he can be brave enough to ask the question again ( which had been answered multiple times by multiple people so it would be surprising if he still doesn't get it)

 

[Cap]

Please post some of this in one of the Bruce Lehrmann threads. It will last about 5 seconds before the activist moderater in there will delete it. I'm wary of him

Care to introduce yourself and tell us which conspiracy theories you love most?

Or are you going to be like the other cookers and bravely run around disagreeing or laughing at posts?

 

[Slippery Pete]

What a load of unmitigated nonsense.

You have absolutely no fxxking idea what the general population’s thoughts are about the medical establishment. Not a fxxkn clue.

This entire statement just reeks of the ramblings of a poorly educated cooker desperately trying to discredit an industry he knows nothing about.. an industry that is full of highly educated workers that are backed by mountains and mountains of scientific research and evidence..

Oh yeah?

Here’s some research backed by some of your mates at the WEF

Here’s the ABC reporting that reduced trust in physicians has resulted in a drop in childhood immunisation rates (something else I predicted)

Vaccine fatigue and mistrust causing drop in childhood immunisation rates

A loss of confidence in the medical profession and misinformation about vaccines during the COVID pandemic cause childhood immunisation rates to drop, a Gold Coast physician says.

www.abc.net.au

Similar article from Syd Morning Herald

Confidence in childhood vaccines declines in Australia, worldwide

Scientists are concerned anti-vaccine sentiment stoked during the pandemic might have a “spillover effect” on support for childhood and other adult vaccines.

www.smh.com.au

Article from the AMA about declining trust in public health bureaucrats (in your neck of the woods, Queensland)

Confidence in health system must be restored

Queenslanders have not lost faith in their hardworking doctors, nurses, paramedics and other healthcare staff, but they are losing faith in the system and the bureaucracy behind it.

www.ama.com.au

Here’s an article from a few weeks ago citing “lingering mistrust” in the medical establishment

‘Lingering mistrust’ as child vaccination rates fall for second year

Some pockets of NSW, Queensland and Victoria have much lower vaccination rates, as “vaccine refusal” continues to persist.

www.smh.com.au

7news report to the same effect



ABC article about plummeting public trust in institutions

Trust slumps in government and media as division rules, survey shows

A global survey finds Australia could be on path towards polarisation, with more people believing the divides in our society are not able to be fixed.

www.abc.net.au

Same thing is happening overseas.




I’m sure you’ll be happy to discuss?

 

[Slippery Pete]

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

Can you tell Cap?

 

[Slippery Pete]

I did answer Petes question, if he doesn't think so I'm sure he can be brave enough to ask the question again ( which had been answered multiple times by multiple people so it would be surprising if he still doesn't get it)

Clam answered it, and best of all, you liked it!

Talk about confused. You’re all at sea.

 

[Slippery Pete]

The risk is now a hell of a lot lower than then.. and our health service providers are not under anywhere near the same stresses.

But you cant admit this can you. You have to keep debating this subject as if its still 2020/21 with all its urgency, stresses on our hospitals and health providers and a population that wasnt yet fully immunised.

Because to do so would shoot your arguement to pieces.

Mate, don’t shoot the messenger.

It’s the health authorities telling 65s and over to get boosted, not me.

Why are those cookers not even acknowledging that 65s & over don’t need to be boosted because the situation is different now than 2021!!

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

Really? You want to keep this going? I’m happy to keep it going forever.

Just for the record, I want you to explain to everyone here, in intricate detail, how what’s written here is not medical advice for 65s and over to get a booster shot.

Go ahead.

https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/covid-19-vaccines/getting-your-vaccination/booster-doses

Booster doses​

A booster dose is recommended for all adults:

• aged 65 years and over
• aged 18 to 64 who have medical comorbidities that increase their risk of severe COVID-19
• aged 18 to 64 who have a disability with significant or complex health needs

Updated recommendations are expected in 2024, but if you become eligible for a dose in the next few months, you can still get it before any new recommendations come into place.

Date last updated:
1 January 2024

Good to know, as I'm sure most had forgotten as you only mention this nearly every day lol.

Perhaps the Federal Government should employ you to spruik their covax policy to the general public so their can be a bigger uptake... given no one else I know is so committed to the cause...

 

[Cap]

Clam answered it, and best of all, you liked it!

Talk about confused. You’re all at sea.

You didn't read it, did you.

But think he summarised your posting well.

What a load of unmitigated nonsense

 

[Slippery Pete]

Good to know, as I'm sure most had forgotten as you only mention this nearly every day lol.

I know it’s a lot, but in my defence, I’m just trying to squeeze it all in before 2024’s topic steamrolls everything















































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[Kane McGoodwin]

I know it’s a lot, but in my defence, I’m just trying to squeeze it all in before 2024’s topic steamrolls everything















































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Won't on this thread... but no doubt will be a major talking point on the international thread.

Hopefully his demise.

 

[Crow till I die]

Won't on this thread... but no doubt will be a major talking point on the international thread TDS thread.

Hopefully his demise.

EFA

 

[Cap]

Alan Jones Has "No Immediate Plans" To Return To Australia

Australia's loss really isn't London's gain on this occasion.

www.bandt.com.au

I would love to see a defamation case by Jones.

I'm reasonably confident it will go the same as other high profile defamation cases by Well known Aussie men who did nothing wrong.

 

[Slippery Pete]

You didn't read it, did you.

But think he summarised your posting well.

I don’t want to get RSI, so I’m just gonna let the Clamster do the work for me.

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

The government is recommending those over 65 get a booster..

Did you get it yet?

 

[Boogers]

Care to introduce yourself and tell us which conspiracy theories you love most?

Or are you going to be like the other cookers and bravely run around disagreeing or laughing at posts?

Je m'appelle Boogers. It's a proud family name, handed down through many generations

 

[Cap]

Je m'appelle Boogers. It's a proud family name, handed down many generations

So what is your favourite conspiracy theory.

 

[Slippery Pete]

So what is your favourite conspiracy theory.

Mine is that the government isn’t recommending 65s and over get a booster.

 

[Cap]

I don’t want to get RSI, so I’m just gonna let the Clamster do the work for me.


























Did you get it yet?

Oh I absolutely understand your need to chant this, not sure which crystals go with it.

I'll just leave it hear once, because I can read

All boosters are available six months after the last dose received. If you’ve already had your recommended booster/s, you don’t need to get another dose, even if it has been six months since you had one.

 

[Crow till I die]

Mine is that the government isn’t recommending 65s and over get a booster.

mine is that cap doesn't peddle conspiracy theories

 

[Cap]

Mine is that the government isn’t recommending 65s and over get a booster.

That's not a conspiracy theory.

You started today claiming new advice had been published. When it hasn't.

To be fair on you, we all know the cognitive decline you've had over the last 3 years so you've probably forgotten.

 

[Cap]

mine is that cap doesn't peddle conspiracy theories

I'm still waiting for the list mate.

Perhaps read this to your ward nurse and get them to help write it down

 

[Crow till I die]

I'm still waiting for the list mate.

Perhaps read this to your ward nurse and get them to help write it down

I told you writing random irrelevant things in reply does not cut it. Example - you say Trump is a fascist. He is clearly not by any measure but you keep peddling it.

I think we should have an emoji for conspiracy theory posts - I have the perfect one in mind

 

[Cap]

Really? You want to keep this going? I’m happy to keep it going forever.

Just for the record, I want you to explain to everyone here, in intricate detail, how what’s written here is not medical advice for 65s and over to get a booster shot.

Go ahead.

https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/covid-19-vaccines/getting-your-vaccination/booster-doses

Booster doses​

A booster dose is recommended for all adults:

• aged 65 years and over
• aged 18 to 64 who have medical comorbidities that increase their risk of severe COVID-19
• aged 18 to 64 who have a disability with significant or complex health needs

Updated recommendations are expected in 2024, but if you become eligible for a dose in the next few months, you can still get it before any new recommendations come into place.

Date last updated:
1 January 2024

Just so you remember what you posted Pete.

This is the post was a follow up to that embarrassing post where you said this

This more updated advice from Jan 2024 says 65 and over should get a booster.

https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/covid-19-vaccines/getting-your-vaccination/booster-doses

The reality is that hardly anyone, whether they’re 65+ or 75+, is getting boosters. MrKK posted the data the other week, and the overwhelming majority of this cohort have stopped getting jabbed.

Now you can (and will) all delude yourselves and deliberately sidestep the point by claiming it’s because “the new strains aren’t as bad!” but that doesn’t explain why this cohort is ignoring the medical advice, which exists regardless of the “weaker” strains.

The reason they’ve stopped following the advice — and the reality which is obvious to anyone living in the real world — is that those who espouse the “medical advice” have next-to-no credibility left.

Australians have lost a huge amount of trust, not only in the medical establishment, but the “expert” class in general. This is actually going to become a huge problem on a whole range of fronts.

And the truly amazing thing is nobody could’ve seen it coming!

Now you realise after we all laughed at you, that it's not updated advice.

So now you are just spamming the thread to try and move the thread on.

But the problem is Pete, the rest of us aren't delusional.

So leave it there. COVID talk is boring.

 

[Cap]

I told you writing random irrelevant things in reply does not cut it. Example - you say Trump is a fascist. He is clearly not by any measure but you keep peddling it.

I think we should have an emoji for conspiracy theory posts - I have the perfect one in mind

Yes Trump in my opinion is a facist - that's not a conspiracy theory. That is an opinion.

Do you understand what a conspiracy theory is

 

[Boogers]

So what is your favourite conspiracy theory.

Thanks for taking an interest. I was unaware this was a conspiracy thread. That's like asking me what my favourite NFL team is: I don't have one

 

[Slippery Pete]

Oh I absolutely understand your need to chant this, not sure which crystals go with it.

I'll just leave it hear once, because I can read

All boosters are available six months after the last dose received. If you’ve already had your recommended booster/s, you don’t need to get another dose, even if it has been six months since you had one.

Yes, that advice applies if they already had one in 2023.

Which, as MrKK and I quite clearly pointed out weeks ago, most did not.

‘Over it’: Millions drop their guard against deadly winter threats​

Almost 3 million people aged over 65 have not received a COVID-19 shot in the past six months, despite advice for them to do so by June.

Since February, national vaccine advisory group ATAGI has recommended that over 65s have an additional booster shot six months after their most recent vaccination or infection, ideally administered by June. Old age is a key risk factor for severe COVID-19.

ATAGI also advises that all adults consider a vaccine within the same timeframe, with bivalent mRNA vaccines now the preferred shot.

However, with winter a fortnight away, data from the federal government made public on Friday showed more than 2.8 million over 65s had not received a COVID-19 vaccine in the past six months, outnumbering the 1.6 million who had.