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So we have:
So we have:
Scomo:
Robodebt
Complete disintegration of ministerial standards of behaviour
Jobkeeper slush fund for a large range of businesses which didn't need it while excluding entire other sectors
Vaccine bungle leading to months of lockdown for the major states in the country (not to mention no Federal quarantine facilities 18 months in)
Continual ranting about states which locked down over a few cases before saying how that was the Commonwealth plan now
Consistent delusions about climate change policy which will end up costing us billions in trade
Billions of dollars more debt from his government even prior to Covid after going on about the debt emergency in opposition
(This is just the highlights, I'm sure there's more)
Jacinda:
Something about house prices
Not making a new law to stop a terror attack (although the law was already being considered in the Parliament)
Slow vaccine rollout which has led to a couple weeks lockdown for part of the country, with the Delta outbreak coming under control, something which hasn't actually been done anywhere in Australia.
You'll have to do a bit better before we start considering them too comparable. What do you reckon is Scomo's biggest policy achievement after 3 years as Prime Minister?
Not really true. The guy was locked up until a couple of months ago from what I can tell. He was definitely in prison until at the earliest 2020 and from what I can tell it seems like he was only actually let out a couple months ago.
What the hell are you talking about? NZ is a country of about 5 million, so about 30% is locked down. 14.5 million or so are currently locked down in Australia, which is a tick under 60% of the country. And this is a 4 month lockdown... rather than 4 weeks.
So the best thing you can name about Morrison is that he won the election, rather than anything he has actually done since. Telling.
Who has claimed different?
Protecting paedophile protectors.
It's shameful for any first world nation to be still running with a zero covid strategy after 18 months.New Zealand left behind in efforts to push its zero-Covid strategy
New Zealand runs the risk of being left behind as the country pushes its 'deluded' zero-Covid policy, as Australia throws open its borders to the rest of the world.www.dailymail.co.uk
Ms Ardern said the country's strict 'zero Covid' strategy - with harsh lockdowns used even for a handful of cases - had helped bring the latest outbreak under control but that 'we haven't quite finished the job yet'. New Zealand's lockdown was extended on Monday despite the vast majority of the country recording zero new cases of the virus. Auckland will remain under the strictest restrictions after detecting 33 new cases, while mandatory masks and social distancing measures will be enforced across the rest of the country.
It's pretty stupid not to realise that you'd prefer to have zero covid while you increase the rate of vaccination than be in the situation NSW has been in the past four months.
That's a strawman.
The scenario is that your population is not vaccinated. Given that, you have the alternative of a massive outbreak or zero Covid. It's pretty binary and pretty clear that in that scenario zero Covid is the best option while you increase vaccine rates.
Victoria and NSW have scrapped the covid zero approach while increasing vaccination rates.
Yep and Victoria and NSW will have had to go through about 4 months of lockdown, while Auckland will probably be there for a much shorter period of time. Vic and NSW only changed strategy because they've failed at what NZ is doing now.
That's one way of spinning it.
Yeah it's so great. I'm loving our extra months of lockdown while we take vaccines from places like WA to reduce the damage. It would've been better if it was 5 months of lockdown but I guess 3 is going to have to do.
No they won't. Much like Western Australia and Queensland, they will transition to where we are now from a position of strength, without having had to have months of lockdown. Pretty much exactly as laid out in the Doherty modelling
dream on
It must be hard to maintain the cognitive dissonance about NSW being the gold standard when other places have demonstrably managed it miles better
they were at the back of the queue for vaccines (and they knew it and stated it too).
