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Senor Tron posted:And now NSW is trying to persuade the other states we should give up some of our vaccines to NSW. So, you're saying it's ScoMo's time to shine? I don't hold up vaccine delivery to others states, mate. Oh wait.
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It’s very dumb that we have a delta outbreak, a mountain of AZ nobody wants but apparently we can’t use that and instead need to talk about redirecting Pfizer. Based on the current numbers if you vaccinated all of SW and W sydney like 3 people might get blood clots? Just start a campaign encouraging everyone in the area to get an AZ shot, and Pfizer can remain the preferred option for young people in other states.
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Centusin posted:It’s very dumb that we have a delta outbreak, a mountain of AZ nobody wants but apparently we can’t use that and instead need to talk about redirecting Pfizer. Based on the current numbers if you vaccinated all of SW and W sydney like 3 people might get blood clots? Just start a campaign encouraging everyone in the area to get an AZ shot, and Pfizer can remain the preferred option for young people in other states. Apparently 1 dose of AZ does bugger all against delta and the gap between AZ doses is pretty long. Seems like it won't be a solution to this current outbreak
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Jul 23, 2021 05:19
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EoinCannon posted:Apparently 1 dose of AZ does bugger all against delta and the gap between AZ doses is pretty long. At a couple of the press conferences they've said people should accelerate AZ second doses from 12 weeks to 4-6 and accept the compromised long term effectiveness since they can kick that can down the road and deal with it via a third shot or booster at some later time
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Centusin posted:It’s very dumb that we have a delta outbreak, a mountain of AZ nobody wants but apparently we can’t use that and instead need to talk about redirecting Pfizer. Based on the current numbers if you vaccinated all of SW and W sydney like 3 people might get blood clots? Just start a campaign encouraging everyone in the area to get an AZ shot, and Pfizer can remain the preferred option for young people in other states. Can't have Sydney lock down, need to steal the vaccines from other states instead.
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Jul 23, 2021 06:33
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i'm glad that i can get pfizer next month instead of dealing with all of this horseshit regarding a less effective vaccine that takes longer and is more dangerous that happens to be marketed by scotty from marketing's old coworker or whatever
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Seemlar posted:At a couple of the press conferences they've said people should accelerate AZ second doses from 12 weeks to 4-6 and accept the compromised long term effectiveness since they can kick that can down the road and deal with it via a third shot or booster at some later time its transparently about juicing the fully vaccinated number asap regardless of how much protection it actually provides. the same rules lawyering way theyve approached the entire pandemic
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Jul 23, 2021 06:40
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Centusin posted:Just start a campaign encouraging everyone in the area to get an AZ shot, and Pfizer can remain the preferred option for young people in other states. What reality do you live in
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Centusin posted:Just start a campaign encouraging everyone in the area to get an AZ shot, and Pfizer can remain the preferred option for young people in other states. They did this already lol Its actually cool and good that the public are now actively not taking AZ shots on principle. gently caress the government, gently caress them very hard.
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Jul 23, 2021 07:05
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:its transparently about juicing the fully vaccinated number asap regardless of how much protection it actually provides. the same rules lawyering way theyve approached the entire pandemic It's actually completely in line with the latest ATAGI advice https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-on-use-of-covid-19-vaccines-in-an-outbreak-setting quote:In the context of a COVID-19 outbreak where the supply of Comirnaty (Pfizer) is constrained, adults younger than 60 years old who do not have immediate access to Comirnaty (Pfizer) should re-assess the benefits to them and their contacts from being vaccinated with COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, versus the rare risk of a serious side effect. Anyway the AMA are saying basically what I said https://www.theguardian.com/austral...obox=1627018277 quote:The president of the Australian Medical Association, Dr Omar Khorshid, says it is unlikely lockdown measures can contain the Delta outbreak in New South Wales and has urged the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (Atagi) to recommend the AstraZeneca vaccine for more age groups.
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Lockdown measures seem to be working in Vic so maybe NSW should stop half arsing it like the pack of spineless neo-liberal fuckwits that they are. Edit: gently caress Gladys.
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A thought: Gladys taking all the anger/resentment of all the non NSW states might possibly be good for ScoMo. Coz none of this anger/resentment can translate into actual votes. As most of us who blame her for our lockdowns, live in different states. And whilst we are blaming her, we aren't blaming the Federal Libs. Morrisson can do what he does, which is hide until it blows over. Which might be a while, but there is the Olympics as a distraction for the next month, which if we are lucky will get us out of the harshest lockdowns and people can start spinning any slight relaxation as good positive news. Which means come polling day, ScoMo won't have lost that many votes. And Gladys herself doesn't lose that many, as most of the people who hate her live out of state.
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Jul 23, 2021 07:17
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GoldStandardConure posted:there is a tweet haunting australia is it one of mine?  SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:poland really is the australia of europe no, australia is the australia of europe  Zetsubou-san fucked around with this message at 07:34 on Jul 23, 2021 |
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Periphery posted:Lockdown measures seem to be working in Vic so maybe NSW should stop half arsing it like the pack of spineless neo-liberal fuckwits that they are. People in the LGA areas with the most new cases are currently unable to travel outside of their area other than for essential work, there is also an increased police presence in those areas, not sure they be locked down any harder. These are also diverse areas with lots of people in either essential or insecure work. Compliance isn't the issue, the majority of transmission is occuring in workplaces, households, supermarkets and pharmacies. Like, they hosed it up at first and I'm happy to admit I was wrong defending it back then, but there aren't any more restrictions to add that would help based on the data that's been released. The high case numbers in disadvantaged areas thing happened in Vic too, and the solution here is likely similar to there, pay people to isolate after a test if they will lose income, bi-cultural communicators on the ground, and working with essential employers to ensure that workplaces are as covid safe as possible. But there's no guarantee it will work at this point because of the more infectious variant. We hosed it up by letting it get this bad before locking down and it may be 100% correct that vaccines are the only way out at this point. https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/a-city-divided-covid-19-finds-a-weakness-in-melbourne-s-social-fault-lines-20200807-p55ji2.html quote:Melbourne is a city divided. Of its five most disadvantaged municipalities, four of them have the most active COVID-19 cases. The fifth disadvantaged area is Dandenong, where the Spotless laundry is. In Brimbank, in Melbourne's west the number of active cases is in excess of 800 - that's more than 10 times the level of Boroondara in the leafy inner east.
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SMILLENNIALSMILLEN posted:poland really is the australia of europe This man will win the 2021 Federal Election
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SA just set a per-capita covid testing record in the last day with only 1 positive community case to show from 23,572 tests. Liberal state govermnent... good? 
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State parochialism trumps political tribalism every time. The smaller/remoter states know how good they've had it keeping COVID out and their governments aren't gonna gently caress around and find out.
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I am a big fan of Dan Andrews proposal to build a ring of steel around Sydney to prevent the outbreak spreading further. I'm assuming he means a literal ring of steel, or perhaps a ring of tanks.
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For those of us who are out of the loop has NSW actually defined essential workers?
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hooman posted:For those of us who are out of the loop has NSW actually defined essential workers? i give boxes to people to drive all over sydney to people's houses, and both those drivers and i are essential 
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EoinCannon posted:Apparently 1 dose of AZ does bugger all against delta and the gap between AZ doses is pretty long. One dose of Pfizer aint great either against Delta. And the best regime for Pfizer is 8 - 10 weeks between shots. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...nXWTwBx0T0EVrn0 Laserface posted:Its actually cool and good that the public are now actively not taking AZ shots on principle. No, it's actually dumb as gently caress and a bunch of people from journalists, politicans to ATAGI are to blame for some truly epically bad messaging over what is in reality a very good and safe vaccine. Antivaxxers havent even come close to creating this much vaccine confidence damage. 1400 cases of Delta and that has equaled the deaths from over 4.2 million shots of AZ already (there will be more) and there's more people in hospital being ventilated right now than reported blood clots in total. Pfizer has heart inflammation risks (12.6 per million doses, compared to between 16 to 20 blood clots per million for AZ) but I don't see that being made a fuss out of or much hysteria being drummed up. Of course It shouldnt be and nor should the hysteria about AZ exist.
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Jul 23, 2021 10:51
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Noted anti-vaxxers the *checks notes* Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation
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hooman posted:For those of us who are out of the loop has NSW actually defined essential workers? Yes https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/authorised-workers
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dsriggs posted:SA just set a per-capita covid testing record in the last day with only 1 positive community case to show from 23,572 tests. Unlike the rest of Australia where Labor is just liberal lite, SA libs are Labor lite. They know it as well, so 
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Konomex posted:I am a big fan of Dan Andrews proposal to build a ring of steel around Sydney to prevent the outbreak spreading further. I'm assuming he means a literal ring of steel, or perhaps a ring of tanks. He's a Trot remember. And he's big on rail. Armoured Trains patrolling the Sydney border.
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Jul 23, 2021 11:42
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Jul 23, 2021 11:46
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Watching the Tokyo Olympics opening, and hoping Australia has some good things in the next decade to show off. Opening ceremonies usually celebrate a host country, and when they have previously hosted look at how they have grown since the last time. We're 2/3 of the way from Sydney 2000 to Brisbane 2032, and I can't think up to now of anything you'd point to since then.
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Jul 23, 2021 16:00
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Senor Tron posted:Watching the Tokyo Olympics opening, and hoping Australia has some good things in the next decade to show off. Don't be a loving cynic. Domestic violence deaths, reef bleaching, bushfires, flooding and droughts, indigenous deaths in custody, rampant corruption, constitutional restrictions on personal freedoms, hate crimes, conspiracy theories, defence spending, fringe reactionary parties, illegal international wars and political interventions, human rights violations, arms sales and state sponsored ethic cleansing campaigns have all been growing strong.
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Jul 23, 2021 16:29
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Jul 23, 2021 22:40
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We got gay marriage. Have the 2032 opening ceremony be a mardi gras
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JBP posted:I'd probably focus on positive things tbh Might have to use 1956 as a benchmark so we can include the bits of Whitlam’s platform we haven’t destroyed yet.
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Senor Tron posted:Watching the Tokyo Olympics opening, and hoping Australia has some good things in the next decade to show off. 2028 is Los Angeles in summer, so Brisbane 2032 will be an interesting follow-up in an increasingly climate change ravaged world
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Jul 24, 2021 00:11
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Looking forward to how the giant drone installation will form a XXXX logo over the stadium
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If it's in Brisbane, just have it during schoolies week for the loving hilarity.
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a salute to australias biggest national industry, harvesting dust and ash, led by the 2032 brisbane olympics mascot: canny, a nod to australias world famous cuisine of expired cans of dog food from the before times.bell jar posted:This man will win the 2021 Federal Election he's laying it on real thick lately i honestly think hes in danger of going full dag
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Jul 24, 2021 03:25
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https://twitter.com/SebStarcevic/status/1418784718598774785?s=20 GREAT THERES loving LOCKDOWN PROTESTS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY INCLUDING MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY
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It's been a while since I've played the Dead Rising series. Looks good
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