Bobby. wrote on Jul 8^th, 2020 at 3:43pm:


* Unless the Captain is Trump, then we look for someone else to blame?

You're a walking contradiction Bobby.  You want to attack anyone who agrees with the lockdown as doing the same but expecting a different result,

Bobby. wrote on Jul 8^th, 2020 at 2:26pm:


Then you incorrectly attribute that to Einstein but that's a story for another time.

The lockdowns worked, they flattened the curve.  That's the result they want, they want the same result.

It was the social distancing after that which has lead to this, or, more accurately, the poorly enforced and even more poorly practised social distancing that has lead to these hotspots. 

It's not helped by an entire arm of the media, even locally in Australia (big ol' bugger you to Sky News) that are devoted to challenging and discrediting via deception the accepted medical research, conclusions and advice despite it negatively impacting their older audience the most.

Then there are the public figures spreading conspiracies and false information about the measures taken, like using a mask, staying at home weakening the immune system and the plethora of other flat out wrong information that their supporters and fans are too stupid or lazy to check the authenticity of.

And as for your video, there have been many simulations done and the reliable ones that shared their methodology and opened themselves up to scrutiny all require at least an 80% uptake in the population wearing masks for the effect to be the same as a full lockdown.

That's right, we can avoid lockdowns by wearing masks on top of proper hygiene and social distancing, who would have thought?  We have the power!

But too many people, the people on your "side" bobby, are fighting against it, here and especially in the US, the former leaders of the free world.

You're just not making any sense anymore.  You've put yourself in a bad light.

At least we have had some national leadership in Scomo.  It's not perfect, but boy is it better than the US.

But still, armchair critics and those with vested interests are proving that we can't, as a people, be trusted to socially distance properly and wear masks etc rather than going into lockdown.

It can't be done.  There are too many people like Scoot and Rich within our population, especially here in QLD bugger me..........

When we have a hot spot it will be much worse than in Victoria/Melbourne, so I hope none of my fellow QLDers are laughing at them.

We're all in this together.  Hopefully, the rest of the country can see and learn from this and take their personal responsibility seriously.

But that's my greatest fear.  My families survival and prosperity are tied to my fellow Australian's not being selfish and doing the right thing.

Nightmare fuel. 

I've been compassionate and considerate of others all my life.  I know how many people are NOT like that.  The "vast majority" isn't adequate to describe it, not even close.

And with social media and the era of the influencer, flap me...  People are more selfish and even dumber than ever. 

It's so shocking that someone of Scoot's vintage acts how he does, but some people are just rotten to the core, it doesn't matter their age.

We need to be together on this, not being a front bottom for front bottom's sake...

KangAnon wrote on Jul 8^th, 2020 at 4:37pm:



Einstein was right.
The lockdown didn't work and within 4 weeks
of reopening we'll have a 3rd wave.

hi bobby

dan and sad skippy think i'm satan but Professor Ian Fraser is a lot smarter then them

Renowned immunologist Professor Ian Frazer says it could take more than a year for COVID-19 to run its course in Australia, and most Australians will be exposed to the newest coronavirus.

"In my lifetime, I can count seven new viruses that have arrived and we don't have vaccines for most of them yet. This is quite a common event in human history, a plague if you like, of a new virus," Professor Ian Frazer said.

Professor Frazer helped create the HPV vaccine that helps save millions of women from cervical cancer around the globe, and was named Australian of the Year in 2006.
He says many of us will contract a mild version of this coronavirus, but most of us will survive. He said if the hospital systems aren't overloaded we should be able to save lives.

"This is a fairly infectious virus and I think it would be highly difficult to contain it even with all of the measures that we're now putting in place in Australia," he said

"This is not something to panic about, this is something to accept and get on with life and make sure we are ready for whatever happens. The good news is if we can slow the epidemic down with all this social distancing and hand washing," the professor added. 

aquascoot wrote on Jul 8^th, 2020 at 9:35pm:



Only public hangings will save Victoria.