The big BLM protests were on June 6. It typically takes about 5 days or more for an infected person to show symptoms. This is the daily number of new cases in Australia from June 6 to yesterday:

4
5
5
2
9
9
5
12
18

BLM protesters spread Covid to Aboriginal communities and wipes them out.

Irony much?

Dnarever wrote on Jun 15^th, 2020 at 6:45pm:


You mean Premiers? What states are have opened their borders? None of the states that closed them have opened them yet have they? So which Premiers would you like to blame rather than the mass gatherings?

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hi Baron.

this is because the mainstream media is "ideologically possessed"

its a religion.

they dont question the logic anymore then the pope questions the logic of a virgin birth or ISIS question the logic of eating pork.

and pointing it out to the media will have zero effect.

you are dealing with people who are possessed.

as Carl Jung said

"people dont have ideas, ideas have people"

Sprint

Turn that frown upside down

This was always going to happen my friend
we are talking about a virus 4 times as contagious as influenza
We are talking about a virus which has no vaccine
And probably even when we get a vaccine it will be fairly ineffective

Now considering we have had an influenza outbreak every year for the last 150 years

What are the odds that we can eliminate covid and never have it come back

It's 4 x as contagious
Literally half the people who have it have no symptoms so there is no way are preventing them spreading it
And we will probably have a very very ordinary vaccine

Accepting those facts
Which I think you must
means you have to accept the very real possibility but literally half the population are going to get it

Now there is a small case to be made for waiting for a vaccine
So that these numbers are lessened somewhat

But they are only going to be lessened somewhat
literally tens of millions of Australians are going to catch this
They are probably going to be catching it every winter for decades

and anyone who thinks that Australia can remain in shut down for decades
Whilst America England Europe and Asia just get on with economic growth

We will be back to the days of Sydney cove
You will have citizens at rosehill trying to grow vegetables
To feed the starving masses

You are a sprint cyclist
So I imagine you have a fantastic lung capacity
You should power through covid
In a fortnight
And then it's back to normal awesomeness for you

Australia’s Grand and Glorious Prime Minister, Scotty from Marketing, has been on the radio slamming anyone who attended the Black Lives Matter protests.
He’s saying no one there cared about social distancing (and by extension their fellow Australians). He’s saying everyone there was just there for themselves, with no concern for the 432 Indigenous deaths in custody that have occurred since 1991.

In light of Scott Morrison’s comments, I thought I might just highlight a few instances where the Prime Minister was less than careful about social distancing measures, and less than careful about the lives of Australians he pretends to be so “concerned” for. Here they are;

1. On the weekend Coronavirus first erupted in Australia, Scott Morrison let a 5000 person Christian fundamentalist conference go ahead. He did this against the direct advice of health officials, and the decision was most likely driven by his extremist religious beliefs. Scott Morrison didn’t care about social distancing then.

2. On the same exact weekend around two months back, Scott Morrison also let rugby league matches go ahead. Hundreds of thousands attended. Scott Morrison let these massive events go ahead against the direct advice of health officials, with this decision coming from no apparent or obvious place. Scott Morrison didn’t care about social distancing then either.

3. Scott Morrison pressured premiers across Australia to return schools early, around one month ago. This was against the direct advice of health officials and teachers unions. Since the return of schooling across Australia, there has been no directive to socially distance in schools (not that you can enforce such a directive anyway). Kids have been tackling each other, in frequent close contact, and spreading germs. Scott Morrison wasn’t that concerned about social distancing at that stage either.

4. On the exact same day of the protests, the North Shore Markets were hosted in Sydney. These markets saw thousands of people moving around in close proximity, with no face masks and no social distancing. Our caring Prime Minister couldn’t care less about that.

5. Bars and clubs were open across Sydney on the weekend of the protests. Social distancing directives were barely obeyed in many bars and clubs, but Scott Morrison made no mention of this. He still didn’t care.

6. The Sydney CBD Westfield was open on the day of the protests. Thousands of people were there, and none of them were social distancing. Scott Morrison has avoided criticism of anyone shopping at the Sydney Westfield on that day: Scott likes shoppers, as a marketing man is inclined to, so he didn’t care about that either.

7. The only large group of people not wearing facemasks at the protests were the police. For some reason or another, Scott Morrison has refused to criticise them. Scott Morrison dosen’t care if police don’t take correct sanitary measures.

Now, not to be cynical, but is it possible Scott Morrison’s “moral outrage” (which he expressed on the radio today) is somewhat fake? Is it possible the Prime Minister is pretending to be “morally concerned” when he realistically dosen’t care less? Call it what you want and call people who protested what you want, but I can’t really take Scott Morrison’s “moral concern” that seriously. And I don’t think any other young Australians should either.

It will be a cold day in Hell before I take a moral lecture from the man who holidayed in Hawaii when his country burned.

Apparently the first protestor to test positive just had a second test and he's neg.