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Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns
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Tell me is there a point - in your opinion - where life becomes so intolerable it is no longer worth it?
A world so fearful as this, a world that values mere survival over and above everything does not sit well with me.
As far as I am concerned those who have succumb to this fear and wish to feed it are no longer fit to live. They can be of no use to anyone including themselves. They promote helplessness in themselves and everything they touch. The very thing they are trying to avoid has conquered them - they are dead. The only thing that keeps them going is to spread their gospel of fear - as the one thing misery loves is company.
A community is an association of sovereign individuals with shared interests. It is not hive of automats all believing the same thing and afraid of their own shadow. We all have instincts which have served us so well that we all share DNA since the beginning of time. We are those instincts.
When did you hand over your sovereignty to your government? What remains of you except to parrot what they tell you to think? All of history screams that this is an outrage.
A war has been declared against the sovereign individual - you have chosen your side - I'm sticking with my instincts - bring it on.
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What happens if they don't?
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And you're quite welcome to argue that they're not justified. But it's folly to argue they don't work, when by definition, not seeing anyone else makes it impossible to catch or spread anything.
Why not tell the vulnerable ie. the elderly and those with comorbidities to self isolate and let the rest of society get on with their lives?
I can not see the sense in locking down an entire population for a virus that has a negligible impact on the vast majority of the population.
I can not see the sense in locking down an entire population for a virus that has a negligible impact on the vast majority of the population.
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"Can you tell us more about the ring of fire"
"Well firstly you pull down your pants, then we hand santiize your rectum, then we shove a CCP approved swab right up there. If you have been in the same hemisphere as someone with Covid, we can alert you early so you can get to the shops sooner rather then later to purchase your BBQ and prepare for the asymptomatic symptoms you are about to have"
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Wow if you were in charge, the hospitals would be full of sick and the dying.
What an irresponsible joke you are comparing an almost covid free Island country with a country that has huge vaccination rates already.
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Is there a point to this rambling?
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blah blah blah
The usual nonsense from you.
Pretend you're some kind of freedom fighter if it helps you sleep at night though.
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Work out the numbers of people, all the workers for those groups and their families etc... and you simply end up with an unworkable amount of society having to isolate.
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So none of yr family has ever been vaccinated? That makes your family selfish and irresponsible .
Well yes they work like banning cars would reduce the road toll to zero, but it doesn't really solve anything long term does it
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You're not as important as you think you are. Others are more community minded, you are a selfish conspiracy theorist.
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Random guess once again
Its ridiculous really. The entire community is isolating instead of this imaginay number you deem as too hard to isolate?
I have a 90 yo uncle who’s been smoking since he was 17 but doesn’t have lung cancer - that doesn’t mean smoking doesn’t cause Lung Cancer.
So good luck to your an your family, but it’s an irrelevant anecdote in the public health context.
The analogy at your funeral will read " lived life to the fullest"
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That's where sick and those dying go...
I wasn't joking. You hysterical losers can keep looking under your bed for monsters but there's literally nothing to fear. You are plebs
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Have a think for a moment about the number of people involved in aged care (patients and staff) plus their close contacts such as family, then add anyone with a high risk comorbidity such as obesity or diabetes, and their close contacts, then any medical staff. It's a lot of people.
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Its less then the entire community thats isolating in Melbourne today
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Depends how you use the time. If it's like our federal government who have used it to do nothing about quarantine processes and implement an extremely poor vaccine rollout, then it achieves little.
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No its not. W.A is throwing them in jail at the moment because Roger Cook wants to save 10 million dollars. Because you know, the politicians care for our health and safety
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That wasn't the point.
There's a number of people where trying to have them isolate from the rest of the community makes everything simply unworkable.
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Like tearing down community and sending people to financial ruin because you're scared of a virus with a 99.98% survival rate that only a handful of people have here. Yeah, what a sense of community
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