Jasin wrote on May 28^th, 2023 at 4:25pm:


My husband keeps making these types of remarks. Every bloody day.

I find them very annoying. Just saying.

Carl D wrote on May 28^th, 2023 at 4:32pm:


Are you trying to say that you are a narcissistic actor that overacts his scenes?

But... but... isn't Covid supposed to be "unexceptional" and can be treated "like any other respiratory illness" now?

Then why is this happening?

https://twitter.com/Sophs0123/status/1663013840123211778

South Australia.

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Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre

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Let me guess... none of the staff had been wearing masks up until now because they were no longer mandated and they were too "uncomfortable" for the staff to wear them.

Carl D wrote on May 29^th, 2023 at 11:21pm:


hi carl


if i showed your posts to my wife she would see that you accused doctors and nurses of fraud in that you said they were lying and falsely diagnosing influenza when the patient had covid.

she and her colleagues would then realise you were a conspiracy theorist and an entitled old hypochondriac who thinks the whole health system revolves around you.

as a 50 kg woman expected to deal with the morbidly obese , she is kind of used to your type.

she was pushing a morbidly obese selfish twat down the corridoor when he started laughing, saying how funny it must look  that a tiny person like her was pushing him.

you wont have any carers when you finally reach your nursing home
they are leaving in droves

the entitlement and selfishness is one thing, but calling her and her colleagues lying frauds is really taking it to a new low.

congratulations 

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2023 at 5:12am:


My type?

Are you assuming I'm "morbidly obese"?

Just like you keep assuming Marla is a 60 year old male working at the DMV?

Guess what? You're wrong on both counts but I don't expect you to believe it seeing as you're wrong in 99% of your posts here.

aquascoot wrote on May 30^th, 2023 at 5:15am:


Covid doesn't care if people take "personal responsibility" or not. It's a virus and it will do what a virus of that type (SARS) does - infect people and make them sick. Very sick in many cases. And very dead in millions worldwide.

Regardless of their level of health.

And heart disease is one of the medical issues caused by Covid, especially if you've been infected more than once. Having diabetes can make it even worse.

I wouldn't be surprised if your hero, "not even a scientist's a-hole" Dr. Gerrard announces his retirement soon, joining the ranks of these people:

https://twitter.com/YouAreLobbyLud/status/1663106222323793920 (Sorry, I had the wrong link earlier).

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And Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein resigned last year.

Yes, I wonder too?

Long Covid? And/or the realisation that the population is slowly waking up to the fact that their health and many lives have been sacrificed to Covid for the sake of the economy?

Resigning before the (Covid) sh!t hits the fan and they are made to face the consequences of allowing a level 3 biohazard virus to run rampant and cause so much sickness and death?

Especially due to maskless staff in hospitals and other healthcare settings.

I know Mark McGowan has had Covid at least once. Many people are now suspecting he's probably had it maybe 2 or 3 times and he's "burnt out" due to Long Covid.

Tragic.. and something that could have been so easily avoided by not removing mask mandates.

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And the vax didn't help him much did it?

Maybe he's a vax victim?

Bobby. wrote on May 30^th, 2023 at 9:05am:


Bobby I could be wrong but my take on the WA Premier is as follows:

He clearly (and foolishly) overworked himself by taking on BOTH WA Premier AND WA Treasurer positions. And he did this within the context of a global pandemic and global recession.

The stress and pressure alone would have caused next level exhaustion and burnout. What inevitably tends to happen after that is a physical and/or mental breakdown. Your energy and immunity levels are next to zero. Ultimately you become fair game for ANY virus (not just Covid19).

Note : All my siblings as well as my hubby have had physical breakdowns because of work pressure driven burnout. It tends to happen more readily these days (esp once you hit 40 and/or start earning around 200 K). People at certain management levels never clock off. They sleep with iPhones next to their ear and are texting emails 24/7. If these emails don’t sort out problems they get up to get into the office to handle the issue/s. They have no real life and need a round the clock support person back on the home front to handle everything for them.

Unfortunately some of these people find that by 60 they’re either dead or left struggling with serious life long health issues which will kill them before their time. It’s therefore important that our parents stay alive AND well to support us by not being sick themselves AND by giving us a hand here and there. For some of us ... that’s (sadly) not the case. 😔

Carl D wrote on May 30^th, 2023 at 12:14pm:


Then maybe you can explain why the most substantial risk factor for severe Cov-19, is INCREASING AGE? Or, why the average age of Australians dying with/from Covid-19 is around 85 yo? Why are the overwhelming numbers of deaths from Cov-19, from elderly Australians with 2 or more comorbidities(avg 3)? Why is it that almost 80% of Australians are being infected with this virus are under 40 yo? And yet over 80% of Australians who are dying from/with this disease are over 75 yo?

It doesn't take a genius to deduce that the condition of our immune system(vaccinated or not), and our general health, are the most important risk factors, that will determine the severity of this disease. Think of those people with primary immune deficiency, or who have acquired immune deficiency. Do you think that taking even 100 vaccines and boosters are going to help them? NO!!

It is probably the most obvious, and easily recognizable fact, that our immune system will gradually deteriorates as we age. It is a common sense and scientific fact, that our general health and ability to fight off pathogens, will gradually deteriorate as we age.

People with a stronger immune systems can be asymptomatic or non-symptomatic. They have over a 99% survival rate. And, those with a weaker immune system, will run the risk of moderate to severe symptoms, and even death. So, the severity of covid-19 depends entirely on the condition of our immune system. NOTHING ELSE! Not the climate, not the population density, not the number of weekly cases, not the media fear mongering, omissions and data manipulation, or even the percentage of the population who are vaccinated. NOTHING ELSE!