That’s more likely at this stage.
Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns
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That’s more likely at this stage.
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Syphilis epidemic in Melbourne suburbs: scientists use genomic sequencing to track STD
Melbourne scientists will use genomic sequencing for the first time to track fast spreading syphilis outbreaks running rampant in the city’s outer western suburbs, as doctors warn immediate intervention is needed to contain an evolving epidemic of the sexually transmitted disease.www.theage.com.au
Being heavily reported so surprised but here is the basic jist of it.
Well there you go, a good reminder for people to
I do need a new one for summer. Might drive out to Epping now but is it Woolworths Epping or Epping North i need to visit, screw it i'll just go into both to make sure.
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Apparently so, such a free-thinker that you can't quite grasp grammar.
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Don't forget to stop at a few bars and nightclubs on the way too.
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Huh? How is that proportionate?
The proportioned response would be to
- Ban dating for 2 weeks to flatten the curve
- Ban group sex
- Only allow sex to occur with people you already know
- Close down all sex shops and dating apps
- Demand each member of the public carry a condom or receive a fine. Demand each member of the public wear a condom during sex with Public condom inspection officers checking bedrooms to confirm one is being worn
- Log each person you have sex with using a shared QR code system for contact tracing
- Daily updates on STD infection rates with warnings placed in certain suburbs where widespread boinking is taking place
- Dan Andrews to launch a royal commission into why so many people have STDs. Will state under oath it isnt him causing the spread because him and his wife dont recall ever having sex and nor do any witnesses including his children
- Steve Price to recommend a STD free system whereby you cant have sex without a condom or without someone you know unless you get a STD free passport
- Krisy Kreme to give a donut to everyone who doesnt have a STD
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Just went and bought my 50 box of masks.
Such a relief in the knowledge that i can breathe safely now.
Such a relief in the knowledge that i can breathe safely now.
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Yes, understood it shows virus fragments, demonstrated again when we keep finding it in the sewerage system and we can't be sure whether it's from someone who's about to get very sick or someone who's recovered.
Here I found this, on how viral load is measured. It's interesting actually even if I don't have time to get my my head right around it yet.
What is Viral Load?
Viral load refers to the amount of virus in an infected person’s blood. This is expressed as the number of viral particles in each milliliter of blood.
www.news-medical.net
It's been the hardest part to take for me. People are just so submissive and narrow minded. They literally don't understand how serious it is that they can now be confined to their home by an unelected bureaucrat on a whim. Lockdown, in my opinion can never, ever be justified. But if they were, it would have to be the nuclear, no other alternative option. I cannot believe that 15 months into a fairly mild pandemic, we are still at this point, and the mindless majority just kind of...accept it. And I work with these people. They are intelligent, normal people, but can't see past their own lives. I have talked to people today that are hoping for a lockdown. I get it, working from home is easy, but how can you be so callous as to hope for something that causes so much grief and pain to others? I've been trying to wrap my head around this since it began, and my only conclusion is most people just really want to be told what to do. I feel like i've been living under a boot for a year that can stomp down at anytime, the fun has sort of disappeared from regular things, and like others I cannot see anyway that this will change in the foreseeable future, if ever.
I feel like geographical isolation might have something to do with it. Australia seems happy to use its natural barriers after being scared to death by Murdoch media about Europe or the US.
If there is some full-on apocalyptic scenario Australia is the place to be.
If there is some full-on apocalyptic scenario Australia is the place to be.
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They've still got your contact details though, haven't they? Even if you sit elsewhere you'll be treated as if you sat next to Mr SuperspreaderMy group have not once this year sat in our issued ticketed seats, we have sat elsewhere via a well thought out....................nevermind forget i even said anything.
if that's where your seat was.
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I feel the same. Just stopped off at the supermarket, everyone masked up. We are not making any progress at all.
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See that's why they need to check who actually scanned in, just because you got the ticket of the net doesn't mean that ticket scanned inThey've still got your contact details though, haven't they? Even if you sit elsewhere you'll be treated as if you sat next to Mr Superspreader
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That's if you go to Melbourne Catfish Alley . Come to Queensland where we're all freeeeeeee!
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Not just Murdoch media, the ABC and SBS did their fair share as far as the fear mongering goes. In fact I was told regularly to by one family member to watch SBS news so I could get the facts about what was happening in other places
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Progress? We've gone backward!
5 cases 12-15 months ago the thought of lockdowns would be laughed out of the room yet now it's the default response and cheered on by the cult.
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1984 is turning in to reality, A book that scared the shit out of me when I first read it thinking how can a society like that work wouldn’t the people rise up and not take it. Haha I think I found my answer NO. This has been infesting in our society through our institutions for years slowly under our own noses without even realising now that we all live under the whip of big brother it’s turned from ideology to normal. The majority of people want the elite and powerful to assure them that everything will be OK as long as you follow.
As I said if we continue on this path no turning back!
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I haven’t read much about Queensland so not sure if this is serious. Haha. My parents are on the VIC/NSW border. Sydney any better? I think I’m happy where I am to be honest.
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I am serious. We've had one 3-day lockdown, in Brisbane city only, this year, plus 14 days of mask-wearing statewide.
NSW would be ok, but all the states have nervous nellies for premiers with their fingers hovering over the panic button. Victoria is just the worst for some reason.
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NSW is the best state IMO as far as restrictions and so on go, although they did implement a short and limited mask mandate at one point. If I were to leave Vic I would go to NSW.
Victoria is the worst because they've had the most cases since the initial wave last year. I think Mark McGowan is handling this the worst of anyone by far. We locked down over ZERO local cases on Anzac weekend, imagine what FIVE cases would cause?
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