Conspiracy Theory Coronavirus #2: Lockdowns

Thoughts on COVID-19? (Choose 2 options)

  • It's a naturally occurring virus

    Votes: 15 20.3%

  • It came from a Chinese laboratory

    Votes: 31 41.9%

  • It came from a US/other laboratory

    Votes: 5 6.8%

  • It's dangerous and harsh restrictions are necessary

    Votes: 19 25.7%

  • It's not dangerous enough to warrant harsh restrictions

    Votes: 22 29.7%

  • It's basically another flu, so restrictions are silly

    Votes: 14 18.9%
  • Total voters
    74

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Offering free donuts/beers/lap dances for people to get vaccinated is bullshit. What would actually help is removing legal immunity from those pharmaceutical companies and providing assurances that they'll adequately compensate people for serious adverse side effects incurred in the month after being vaccinated. The probability of becoming gravely ill or dying soon after being vaccinated is very low, so those stinking rich companies can afford the odd pay out!
 
Bumpswithagrin said:
This was pointed out to me by someone I know who has a relative in the police force. Apparently some senior police officers were shocked and extremely concerned that their instructions during the SOE were coming from the premier's office when, by law, they should have been coming from the Emergency Services minister. Something very rotten in the state of Victoria.
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Dan is non consultative with colleagues, well known for it. All decisions come from his office.
 
BlueE said:
You give one example of supposidedy asymptomatic spread when it wasn't and the other of someone supposedly returning to China from overseas and her infecting 72 others six and nine days after she tested -ve. It would be highly unusual that the patients were infected by this person and not at the hospital or somewhere else. It doesn't fit the 10 million subjects tested after the lockdown in Wuhan, so something strange going on not supported by research.

On March 19, 2020, case-patient A0 returned to Heilongjiang Province from the United States; she was asked to quarantine at home. She lived alone during her stay in Heilongjiang Province. She had negative SARS-CoV-2 nucleic acid and serum antibody tests on March 31 and April 3.

On March 26, B1.1’s mother, B2.2, and her mother’s boyfriend, B2.3, visited and stayed in B1.1’s home all night. On March 29, B2.2 and B2.3 attended a party with patient C1.1 and his sons, C1.2 and C1.3.

On April 2, C1.1 suffered a stroke and was admitted to hospital 1. His sons, C1.2 and C1.3, cared for him in ward area 1 of the hospital. On April 7, patient B2.3 first noted symptoms of COVID-19. He tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 on April 9, the first confirmed case in this cluster. His close contacts, B1.1, B2.1, B2.2, and C1.1, subsequently tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 on April 9 or 10. Patient C1.1 was quarantined in hospital 2 when he tested positive on April 9.
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I read two articles, one had the guy at the choir asymptomatic and the other was the one I posted.

Are you suggesting that through the last pandemic in Victoria that anyone who didn't get ill with covid and had no symptoms couldn't possibly have spread it to anybody else? And how does this go to your claim that the only way an asymptomatic covid positive can be infectious is if they have just had the vaccine?
 

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I wont go as far as to say they are the asymptomatic who haven't been to an exposure sight lining up for their Covid test.
 
Kurve said:
I read two articles, one had the guy at the choir asymptomatic and the other was the one I posted.

Are you suggesting that through the last pandemic in Victoria that anyone who didn't get ill with covid and had no symptoms couldn't possibly have spread it to anybody else? And how does this go to your claim that the only way an asymptomatic covid positive can be infectious is if they have just had the vaccine?
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Can you enable an option so that I can put you on ignore? Really appreciate it
 
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zill said:
Why are you ok with them deleting posts with legitimate medical information? I don't use facebook but many people get all their news there. Deleting posts that claim there are side effects to the vaccine such as blood clots is anti-science, but they have you believing that is just a conspiracy theory.
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I am fine with gross misinformation being removed which I don’t classify as legitimate.
If you know of examples of factual and measured discussion on blood clots being deleted I would find that concerning.
But as I said previously, ultimately media organizations make their own decisions about what they publish.
I could be the worlds best citizen journalist but no media organization is compelled to publish any stories I submit.
Freedom of speech applies to my freedom to offer my written or spoken opinion on an issue - not getting it published or broadcast in the media, has nothing to do with my freedom of speech nor is it a censorship issue.
 
BlueE said:
Research has been linked as well as many graphs showing strong correlations of exponential increases in COIVD deaths to introduction of COVID injections.
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Graphs were debunked by me. The COVID increases could easily be explained with beginning of seasonal flu and increased testing, nothing to do with the jab.
And I reiterate, if the jab was causing COVID then we should have seen a huge spike in cases here given 3.6 million doses have been administered.
Your theory is completely wrong and not supported by any evidence.
Jabs DO NOT cause an increase in COVID.
 
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Meanwhile, influencers in Europe have reported being approached to spread disinformation and criticism of the wests vaccines. Reports that Russia and China might be behind it with their own vaccines competing on the market.

The main target seems to be Pfizer. Given the Sputnik vaccine is similar to Astrazeneca in that they both use viral vector technology that might make sense.

https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/25...offered-cash-to-spread-vaccine-disinformation
 

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Kurve said:
Meanwhile, influencers in Europe have reported being approached to spread disinformation and criticism of the wests vaccines. Reports that Russia and China might be behind it with their own vaccines competing on the market.

The main target seems to be Pfizer. Given the Sputnik vaccine is similar to Astrazeneca in that they both use viral vector technology that might make sense.

https://www.euronews.com/2021/05/25...offered-cash-to-spread-vaccine-disinformation
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This will be a big problem with Covid vaccine passports. Countries will get protectionist and start shitfights about which vaccines qualify.
 
MrKK said:
This will be a big problem with Covid vaccine passports. Countries will get protectionist and start shitfights about which vaccines qualify.
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It's ugly stuff. I wonder how much this kind of thing is coming in to play across social media and factoring in to the decisions of the censors.
 
Werewolf said:
Offering free donuts/beers/lap dances for people to get vaccinated is bullshit. What would actually help is removing legal immunity from those pharmaceutical companies and providing assurances that they'll adequately compensate people for serious adverse side effects incurred in the month after being vaccinated. The probability of becoming gravely ill or dying soon after being vaccinated is very low, so those stinking rich companies can afford the odd pay out!
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The risk is taken on by the government isn’t it? I think National Disability Insurance covers any permanent injury. Still not ideal because it could be a long and costly process. Then again, a lawsuit against a pharma company probably would be as well.
 
burge13 said:
If it were a movie plot the 'experts' would be the crack pots. This is farcical but the cult loves it.

Wimbledon variant soon? Melbourne Cup variant? Lunacy

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This is comical. It really is.
If this whole thing were a movie it wouldn't get made. Producers would laugh at the plot as too sensationalized and unrealistic.
Yet here we are.
Cult is the only word. It really defies all logic
 
Joey JoJo Shabad said:
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They're becoming super desperate.

Yet people still choose to believe this is about caring about our health & protecting everyone around the world.

How f.cking naïve can you be to believe this is about health.
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I've seen lots of memes but not actually sure what you think it's about. What do you think these vaccinations are for? Travel restrictions, pharma profit, depopulation?
 
Catfish Alley said:
I've seen lots of memes but not actually sure what you think it's about. What do you think these vaccinations are for? Travel restrictions, pharma profit, depopulation?
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I've literally never seen him post a thought of his own. It's always a meme sourced from the internet. A bot would provide a higher level of discussion than Joey does.
 
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