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chaser lowtax posted:ironically brisbane has the best access to hrt if you are trans in the whole nation by several loving miles
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I haven't seen the meat processing plant named anywhere, which seems counterproductive.
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Purk posted:I haven't seen the meat processing plant named anywhere, which seems counterproductive. I don't really see the difference but if we can know about Dick Pusey we can know about the meat. Also so much for relaxed conditions on the 11th I guess.
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May 4, 2020 01:01
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Purk posted:I haven't seen the meat processing plant named anywhere, which seems counterproductive. They don't do it for privacy reasons unless it's absolutely essential for public safety. Since most people will cook the meat before eating it, and don't hang out in processing plants, I guess the logic is it doesn't pose a big enough threat to public health to justify naming it.
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Whitlam posted:They don't do it for privacy reasons unless it's absolutely essential for public safety. Since most people will cook the meat before eating it, and don't hang out in processing plants, I guess the logic is it doesn't pose a big enough threat to public health to justify naming it. Ah I'm not worried about the meat. More thought it would be beneficial for the public to know where the outbreak is. We've been naming schools and the like as we go, naming a business with a concentration of cases seems reasonable to me. At the same time, I can see the difference between a school and a slaughterhouse.
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Purk posted:Ah I'm not worried about the meat. More thought it would be beneficial for the public to know where the outbreak is. We've been naming schools and the like as we go, naming a business with a concentration of cases seems reasonable to me. The people who tested positive were already in self isolation when they tested positive. There's no danger to the public.
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I'm guessing we're just going to see a continuous stream of school closures and re-openings over the next few months on the current course they've set.
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hambeet posted:Oh lol all state leader polls are huge like that. Also beet I mainly reply to you because I have everyone else on ignore.
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May 4, 2020 01:34
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We went around to the FIL's place for dinner last night (gatherings allowed in SA so long as distancing is kept) and it pissed me off so much because everyone was hugging and kissing, while complaining about backpackers and cruise ships.
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May 4, 2020 01:40
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Purk posted:I haven't seen the meat processing plant named anywhere, which seems counterproductive. I imagine they don't want to cause a tainted food panic. You saw what people did with toilet paper, now imagine coles and woolworths throwing out their entire frozen meat inventory for a brand due to consumer backlash because their processing plant had the crow.
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Tokamak posted:I imagine they don't want to cause a tainted food panic. You saw what people did with toilet paper, now imagine coles and woolworths throwing out their entire frozen meat inventory for a brand due to consumer backlash because their processing plant had the crow. Why shouldn’t they? Can it transfer via food?
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Comstar posted:Why shouldn’t they? Can it transfer via food? I don't think it can easily transfer in food, especially if it's cooked. The Age has named the meat plant now, so I guess if there is going to be a backlash over it we will get to see it.
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It's maybe technically possible, but you'd have to have incredibly poor hygeine both at the plant and in the home for someone to be infected. like, I'm imagining that someone would have to sneeze or cough directly onto the meat (the number of failures that would need to occur at the processing facility for that to even happen are pretty astronomical) then whoever uses it at the other end would have to touch their face after/while handling the raw meat without washing their hands. the chances of infection happening that way would have to be one in several billion
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The Before Times posted:the chances of infection happening that way would have to be one in several billion I long for your optimism surrounding the competency of humanity in general.
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The Before Times posted:It's maybe technically possible, but you'd have to have incredibly poor hygeine both at the plant and in the home for someone to be infected. like, I'm imagining that someone would have to sneeze or cough directly onto the meat (the number of failures that would need to occur at the processing facility for that to even happen are pretty astronomical) then whoever uses it at the other end would have to touch their face after/while handling the raw meat without washing their hands. Me, doing a double take while slapping myself in the face with raw steaks: OH NOOOOOOOO
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https://twitter.com/murpharoo/status/1257117156942069761?s=19 Hopefully Ardern will challenge the PM at the national cabinet and call for a spill. I for one welcome our new Prime Minister.
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May 4, 2020 03:17
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New Zealand finally embraces its destiny to become the seventh state
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hooman posted:Me, doing a double take while slapping myself in the face with raw steaks: OH NOOOOOOOO just give it time before pete evans advocates a diet that consists entirely of licking raw meat and shoving potatoes up your arse
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Man we are actually going to do this Aus NZ covid zone thing aren't we.
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Every day I construct a Facial Mask of delicatessen Ham, to strengthen my Collagens, and to pinken my Complexion; this is called To Assimilate.
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freebooter posted:New Zealand finally embraces its destiny to become the seventh state If it meant we got her as PM, I'd be 100% for it. Imagine having a prime minister who genuinely cared about people.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:If it meant we got her as PM, I'd be 100% for it. lol if you think the Australian people would ever elect a party with a leader like her NZ could annex us and we'd totally gently caress it all up at the first chance
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A Wild Animal posted:Every day I construct a Facial Mask of delicatessen Ham, to strengthen my Collagens, and to pinken my Complexion; this is called To Assimilate. A slice of salami over each eye.
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freebooter posted:New Zealand finally embraces its destiny to become the seventh state Excuse me, I believe you mean it will annex the West Island
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Senor Tron posted:We went around to the FIL's place for dinner last night (gatherings allowed in SA so long as distancing is kept) and it pissed me off so much because everyone was hugging and kissing, while complaining about backpackers and cruise ships. Maybe your family won't go for it but I've found that doing the elbow thing in good humor lets everyone still have that moment of contact. It does feel really strange to not have something, people will likely just be carrying out their ingrained behaviours because it's super awkward to greet without some sort of touch. Take the lead.
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its taken me a very long time but i have trained my family not to touch me people always said i was strange but now my time has come!!
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JBP posted:Man we are actually going to do this Aus NZ covid zone thing aren't we. It makes sense, from a sense-making point of view
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Good news, we got permission from our landlord to move out of our apartment to a cheaper one! I'd like to thank my kind capitalist overlords.
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Chadzok posted:Maybe your family won't go for it but I've found that doing the elbow thing in good humor lets everyone still have that moment of contact. It does feel really strange to not have something, people will likely just be carrying out their ingrained behaviours because it's super awkward to greet without some sort of touch. Take the lead. We had done that in the past, but people outright saying now that it's fine. I actually mentioned it outright a couple of times (including talking about how my mum hasn't touched her 9 month old grandchild/my niece in 6 weeks) but the general attitude is that it's fine now, we're just waiting for the few weeks with no cases, and isn't a shame that it had to get to this point because of all those other people not following the rules.
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The Before Times posted:Good news, we got permission from our landlord to move out of our apartment to a cheaper one! I'd like to thank my kind capitalist overlords. Glad to hear that, those new tenancy laws are just stupid.
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JBP posted:Man we are actually going to do this Aus NZ covid zone thing aren't we. When I let my mind wander on a completely ill-informed thought experiment that worries me because I figure that'll also include the South Pacific islands, which is fine except that some of them (like Samoa and FSM) are also in super close association with the US, which is going to be a hotbed of rolling outbreaks until there's a vaccine. I guess it doesn't matter because everybody going in and out of NZ and in and out of Australian states will be getting 2 weeks of quarantine for a long time to come anyway. Aside from that I would be very happy with a South Seas COVID Free Zone.
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freebooter posted:When I let my mind wander on a completely ill-informed thought experiment that worries me because I figure that'll also include the South Pacific islands, which is fine except that some of them (like Samoa and FSM) are also in super close association with the US, which is going to be a hotbed of rolling outbreaks until there's a vaccine. I guess it doesn't matter because everybody going in and out of NZ and in and out of Australian states will be getting 2 weeks of quarantine for a long time to come anyway. Aside from that I would be very happy with a South Seas COVID Free Zone. We already have a shared customs, quarantine and biosecurity system, along with very similar immigration systems. It makes sense that because these are already very aligned we can allow the bubble to happen. All these systems being aligned is one of the main reasons why our trans-tasman agreement for freedom of movement still works the way it does.
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Do it Scomo, call the the Anzac Zone and declare the Oceanic Empire causing Paradox Studios to cream itself.
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Anidav posted:Scomo
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I like the sound of "South Seas Free Zone". Makes me feel all nautical and poo poo.
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